Hôtel The Ritz-Carlton Abu Dhabi

Hôtel The Ritz-Carlton Abu Dhabi. Luxury destinations, photos

Abu Dhabi is the largest of the seven emirates in the United Arab Emirates, and it has been a long-standing village of pearl hunting and trading, but today is one of the finest developed cities around the world,


Ttghani with traditional values of hospitality and culture.

The Principality is composed of 200 small islands and contains many picturesque beaches that are intertwined with the vast desert and fertile oases to be an ideal place for adventurous lovers or a quiet haven for businessmen.

The Ritz-Carlton Abu Dhabi is located on the Grand Canal in the waterfront, featuring an architectural model dating back to the Renaissance, which flourished between the 15th and 17th A.D., and was planned in a style that simulates Venice.

It consists of 10 luxury buildings that take the form of the crescent, overlooking a pool of 1600 square metres from one of the sides and, on the other hand, Ytghani a magnificent view of Sheikh Zayed's Grand Mosque.
The hotel has 447 rooms and many luxurious suites, along with 85 private rooms and two luxurious villas for privileged and metrba guests close to the meadows the beautiful green and decorated with many lakes and waterfalls, along with private beaches covering 57 hectares and the visitors are flooded with a luxury and luxurious atmosphere.

On the other hand, both tourists and businessmen will enjoy the ttghani of history in the bedrooms and suites, each with spacious terraces with magnificent city views.
The hotel also offers a range of distinctive services, such as a ALBETLR service, but is not limited to a panoramic lounge offering food and beverage offers throughout the day.

In addition, the hotel has a 15-square-meter "Rome" lounge, which is capable of accommodating more than 900 guests, and there are private wedding lounges, as well as 14 meeting rooms and a traditional Arab council.
It all makes the Ritz at the top of the list of best hotels for all observances, conferences and special events.


Popular posts from this blog

Why You Need to Go to Easter Island Now, in 16 Photos

Image
Formed 3 million years ago by an underwater volcanic eruption, the island of Rapa Nui is a mere 63-square-mile triangular speck deep in the South Pacific—2,237 miles from the coast of its home country, Chile. Visiting the island, made famous by its mysterious statues known as moai—and commonly known by its colonial name Easter Island (after Dutch explorer Jacob Roggeveen landed on Easter Sunday in 1722)—takes some well-rewarded effort. Nothing prepares you for a meeting in person with those statues; their weirdness and size are only emphasized by a barren landscape overrun with wild horses. The ghosts of history and the island’s remoteness create an almost spiritual vibe. There’s more, though: beautiful beaches, epic surfing, world-class diving, and a Rapanui people determined to preserve their Polynesian heritage. It’s well worth the long haul. Ahu Tongariki Ahu Tongariki, also known as the Fifteen, is a line of moai on a 720-foot-long ceremonial platform called an ahu. This...
Read more

6 tips for a trip to Morocco

Image
Morocco may be a mere three-hour flight from London, but it’s a far cry from your usual getaway. Instead, it is a gateway to Africa, a country abuzz with exotic beauty and a world apart from the usual palm-fringed beaches and crystal clear waters. The bustling cities of Fez and Marrakesh are a maze of ancient trails and market places known as souks, selling all manner of lavish trinkets. When you move further from the main cities you’ll find mountainous terrain, miles of dessert and a rugged coastline. But, with so much to offer, how are you supposed to know simple etiquette when enjoying a meal? And in a country, that’s predominantly Islamic can you consume alcohol? Never fear, we have some tips and tricks to help you navigate your way through Moroccan culture. So, sit back and take a sip of sweet mint tea, from a silver tea pot and remember these simple tips to help enjoy a trip to Morocco. Can I buy alcohol? Although, Morocco is an Islamic country you are able to drink ...
Read more

Tips for Women Travelling Solo this Season

Image
Are you planning a solo adventure this season? Travelling alone can be a great experience and a fun way to meet new people. Travelling solo gives you a chance to run things on your own schedule, put together your perfect itinerary, and even venture out of your comfort zone and try something new. As fun and exciting as this experience can be, you also need to be more cautious about where you go and how you might come across to locals. Here are some important tips for women travelling solo this season:Carry Emergency Information with You Your phone might die and you won’t have access to your emergency contact phone numbers. Or, you might lose your laptop and other key information you’ve stored digitally. Make sure you are carrying a few paper copies of emergency contacts and tucking them away in a safe place. You never know when you might need them and you may not have access to this information electronically.Look Confident Walk with a sense of purpose and confidence instead ...
Read more