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Located on Al Maryah Island at the Core of Abu Dhabi's New Central Located on Al Maryah Island at the core of Abu Dhabi’s new Central Business District, between the prestigious commercial development Sowwah Square and the Cleveland Clinic, Rosewood Abu Dhabi brings peerless style to the UAE. Inspired by the glistening Arabian Gulf, the ultra-luxury hotel features spacious guest rooms offering round-the-clock personalized butler service and dramatic views of the turquoise waterfront, a full spectrum of dining destinations and amenities to please both business and leisure travelers. 189 8 9 189 8 9 rooms event spaces restaurants + suites + lounges Name of Project: RAD Fact Sheet Back Cover - Arabic - Page 4 Name of Project: RAD Fact Sheet Front Cover - English - Page 1 Finished Size: 8.27” x 11.69” / Flat Size: 16.54” x 11.69” Finished Size: 8.27” x 11.69” / Flat Size: 16.54” x 11.69” Location and every accommodation features floor- Private Dining, Meeting & to-ceiling windows to bring the vibrancy of Abu Dhabi is the capital city and largest Banquet Facilities the Arabian Gulf into every room. And, all of the seven emirates that make up the Rosewood Abu Dhabi’s meeting and guests enjoy round-the-clock professional UAE. The island capital is located on the conference facilities offer the perfect butler service. northeastern part of the Persian Gulf in combination of elegance and advanced the Arabian Peninsula. It is less than 250 Services & Amenities technology, complemented by a seasoned meters from the mainland and is joined team of professionals. · Concierge service to the mainland by a series of bridges · Butler service · 1,636 sq m (17,808 sq ft) of indoor including Maqta and Mussafah bridges. · Valet parking meeting space including two ballrooms, Year-round sunshine, pristine beaches, · 24-hour in-room dining two meeting rooms and four boardrooms spectacular sand dunes and a vibrant · High-speed Internet access · Generous outdoor function space cosmopolitan atmosphere await visitors to · Twice daily-housekeeping · Accommodates all sizes and types of Abu Dhabi. These, combined with · Business Centre gatherings from intimate dinners to distinctive Arabian hospitality, mystique ® · Sense, A Rosewood Spa receptions for upCLEVELAND to CLINIC1,040 guests and a world-class infrastructure make · Ladies’ and gentlemen’s beauty salons · High-speed Internet access and full Abu Dhabi an enchanting destination to ABU DHABI ISLAND · Fitness Centre A/V services complement all venues. visit for business or leisure. ABU DHABI MALL · Heated/cooled outdoor swimming REEM ISLAND The waterfront hotel is located on Al pool with spacious pool deck Maryah Island on the prestigious Sowwah · Al Maryah Island Galleria featuring Square, facing the Abu Dhabi Securities designer and luxury boutiques Exchange. The island occupies a unique · Nearby golf and beach club AL MARYAH ISLAND ROSEWOOD ABUROSEWOOD DH ABUABI location at a midpoint between Abu Dhabi’s DHABI HOTEL Dining SOWWAH SQUARE existing downtown district, the upcoming AL MARYAH ISLAND 41184 · Aqua: Refined yet informal setting for developments at Al Reem Island and Mina P.O. BOX 41184 ABU DHABI UAE all-day dining Zayed, and the new cultural district on T +971 2 813 5550 T +971 2 813 5550 · Catalan: Upscale restaurant offering Saadiyat Island. F +971 2 813 5551 F +971 2 813 5551 specialized cuisine from the northeastern [email protected] [email protected] Airports: Abu Dhabi International region of Spain rosewoodhotels.com rosewoodhotels.com (30 km), Dubai International (162 km) · Sambusek: Delightfully modern N Lebanese restaurant with Mezzeh bar Accommodations · Smoke: Sambusek’s outside terrace abu dhabi island Rosewood Abu Dhabi provides a sophisticated offering relaxing Shisha bar and warm residential style of living. The · Spice Mela: Indian cuisine at its finest al maryah island hotel’s 189 rooms and suites feature stylishly · La Cava: Exclusive live wine cellar contemporary furnishings complemented with walk-in cigar room and humidor sowwah with modern regional artwork and traditional · Glo: A poolside bar serving a range of square accessories. All rooms feature thoughtful snacks and refreshments rosewood abu dhabi amenities including an iPad® room navigation · Hidden Bar: A private hideaway system, media centre with 55” flat-screen cleveland · Majlis: Lobby lounge abu dhabi clinic mall al reem TV, oversized Villeroy & Boch bath tub island and Pratesi Egyptian cotton linen. Each Name of Project: RAD Fact Sheet Inside Left - English - Page 2 Name of Project: RAD Fact Sheet Inside Right - Arabic - Page 3 Finished Size: 8.27” x 11.69” / Flat Size: 16.54” x 11.69” Finished Size: 8.27” x 11.69” / Flat Size: 16.54” x 11.69”.
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