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MIDDLE EAST Hotel Index MIDDLE EAST MIDDLE EAST Hotel Index ACTIVATE Y UR MEMBERSHIP MIDDLE EAST ABU DHABI STAR PAGE VOUCHER HOTEL NAME CITY COUNTRY RATING NO NO 5✪ YAS VICEROY ABU DHABI YAS ISLAND UAE 1 164 5✪ AL RAHA BEACH HOTEL ABU DHABI UAE 2 3 5✪ DUSIT THANI ABU DHABI ABU DHABI UAE 3 36 5✪ FAIRMONT BAB AL BAHR ABU DHABI UAE 4 43 5✪ GRAND MILLENNIUM AL WAHDA ABU DHABI UAE 5 56 5✪ HYATT CAPITAL GATE ABU DHABI ABU DHABI UAE 6 59 5✪ INTERCONTINENTAL ABU DHABI ABU DHABI UAE 7 61 5✪ MILLENNIUM HOTEL ABU DHABI ABU DHABI UAE 8 94 5✪ ROYAL ROSE HOTEL ABU DHABI UAE 9 125 5✪ SHANGRI-LA HOTEL QARYAT AL BERI, ABU DHABI ABU DHABI UAE 10 129 5✪ SHERATON ABU DHABI HOTEL & RESORT ABU DHABI UAE 11 132 5✪ SOFITEL ABU DHABI CORNICHE ABU DHABI UAE 12 134 5✪ THE WESTIN ABU DHABI GOLF RESORT & SPA ABU DHABI UAE 13 157 4✪ SOUTHERN SUN ABU DHABI ABU DHABI UAE 14 221 4✪ AyLA BAWADI HOTEL AL AIN UAE 15 167 4✪ AyLA CIVIC HOTEL AL AIN UAE 16 168 4✪ CENTRO YAS ISLAND YAS ISLAND UAE 17 172 COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT WORLD TRADE CENTER, ✪ ABU DHABI UAE 18 175 4 ABU DHABI 4✪ CRISTAL HOTEL ABU DHABI ABU DHABI UAE 19 176 4✪ CROWNE PLAZA ABU DHABI YAS ISLAND YAS ISLAND UAE 20 177 TE Trv Ind - 15.indd 2 10/23/14 3:59 PM ENJOY EVEN MORE OFFERS - BECOME AN ENTERTAINER MEMBER! 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MIDDLE EAST ABU DHABI STAR PAGE VOUCHER HOTEL NAME CITY COUNTRY RATING NO NO 4✪ LE MERIDIEN ABU DHABI ABU DHABI UAE 21 194 4✪ MERCURE GRAND JEBEL HAFEET AL AIN HOTEL AL AIN UAE 22 202 4✪ NOVOTEL ABU DHABI AL BUSTAN ABU DHABI UAE 23 207 4✪ NOVOTEL ABU DHABI GATE ABU DHABI UAE 24 208 4✪ SWISS-BELRESORT GHANTOOT GHANTOOT UAE 25 228 4✪ TILAL LIWA HOTEL ABU DHABI UAE 26 233 4✪ TRADERS HOTEL QARYAT AL BERI, ABU DHABI ABU DHABI UAE 27 235 4✪ YAS ISLAND ROTANA YAS ISLAND UAE 28 238 HA MAJLIS GRAND MERCURE RESIDENCE ABU DHABI UAE 29 242 DUBAI & NORTHERN EMIRATES 5✪ FAIRMONT THE PALM PALM JUMERIAH UAE 30 49 5✪ AJMAN SARAY, A LUXURY COLLECTION RESORT AJMAN UAE 31 1 5✪ CROWNE PLAZA DUBAI DUBAI UAE 32 31 5✪ DUSIT THANI DUBAI DUBAI UAE 33 37 5✪ FAIRMONT AJMAN AJMAN UAE 34 42 5✪ FAIRMONT DUBAI DUBAI UAE 35 44 5✪ JW MARRIOTT HOTEL DUBAI DEIRA UAE 36 71 5✪ JW MARRIOTT MARQUIS HOTEL DUBAI DUBAI UAE 37 72 5✪ MELIA DUBAI BUR DUBAI UAE 38 92 5✪ MÖVENPICK HOTEL IBN BATTUTA GATE DUBAI DUBAI UAE 39 96 TE Trv Ind - 15.indd 3 10/23/14 3:59 PM MIDDLE EAST Hotel Index ACTIVATE Y UR MEMBERSHIP MIDDLE EAST DUBAI & NORTHERN EMIRATES STAR PAGE VOUCHER HOTEL NAME CITY COUNTRY RATING NO NO JUMERIAH ✪ MÖVENPICK HOTEL JUMEIRAH LAKES TOWERS UAE 40 97 5 LAKES TOWERS 5✪ PARK REGIS KRIS KIN DUBAI BUR DUBAI UAE 41 110 5✪ PULLMAN DUBAI DEIRA CITY CENTRE HOTEL DEIRA UAE 42 116 5✪ RADISSON BLU RESORT FUJAIRAH FUJAIRAH UAE 43 117 5✪ RADISSON ROYAL HOTEL DUBAI DUBAI UAE 44 120 5✪ SOFITEL DUBAI THE PALM RESORT & SPA PALM JUMERIAH UAE 45 137 5✪ THE H DUBAI DUBAI UAE 46 153 5✪ THE MEYDAN HOTEL DUBAI UAE 47 154 4✪ MEDIA ONE HOTEL MEDIA CITY UAE 48 199 GREEN ✪ COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT DUBAI GREEN COMMUNITY UAE 49 174 4 COMMUNITY 4✪ DUBAI MARRIOTT HARBOUR HOTEL & SUITES DUBAI MARINA UAE 50 183 4✪ HATTA FORT HOTEL HATTA UAE 51 188 DOWNTOWN ✪ MANZIL DOWNTOWN DUBAI UAE 52 196 4 DUBAI 4✪ MILLENNIUM AIRPORT HOTEL DUBAI DUBAI UAE 53 204 4✪ NOVOTEL DEIRA CITY CENTRE DEIRA UAE 54 212 4✪ NOVOTEL DUBAI AL BARSHA AL BARSHA UAE 55 213 4✪ NOVOTEL FUJAIRAH FUJAIRAH UAE 56 214 4✪ OCEANIC KHOFAKKAN RESORT & SPA KHORFAKKAN UAE 57 215 4✪ RADISSON BLU HOTEL, DUBAI MEDIA CITY MEDIA CITY UAE 58 220 4✪ SUITE NOVOTEL MALL OF THE EMIRATES DUBAI UAE 59 224 TE Trv Ind - 15.indd 4 10/23/14 3:59 PM ENJOY EVEN MORE OFFERS - BECOME AN ENTERTAINER MEMBER! 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MIDDLE EAST DUBAI & NORTHERN EMIRATES STAR PAGE VOUCHER HOTEL NAME CITY COUNTRY RATING NO NO 4✪ TRADERS HOTEL DUBAI DEIRA UAE 60 234 DOWNTOWN ✪ VIDA DOWNTOWN DUBAI UAE 61 236 4 DUBAI 4✪ WARWICK HOTEL DUBAI DUBAI UAE 62 237 HA RADISSON BLU RESIDENCE, DUBAI MARINA DUBAI MARINA UAE 63 246 HA FRASER SUITES DUBAI DUBAI UAE 64 240 HA GRAND BELLE VUE HOTEL APARTMENT TECOM UAE 65 241 HA TAMANI HOTEL MARINA DUBAI MARINA UAE 66 248 BAHRAIN 5✪ SHERATON BAHRAIN HOTEL MANAMA BAHRAIN 67 133 5✪ RAMEE GRAND HOTEL & SPA SEEF BAHRAIN 68 121 4✪ MERCURE GRAND HOTEL SEEF SEEF BAHRAIN 69 201 4✪ NOVOTEL AL DANA RESORT BAHRAIN MANAMA BAHRAIN 70 209 4✪ SWISS-BELHOTEL SEEF BAHRAIN SEEF BAHRAIN 71 226 HA RESIDENCE INN BY MARRIOTT MANAMA JUFFAIR MANAMA BAHRAIN 72 247 EGYPT 5✪ SOFITEL CAIRO EL GEZIRAH CAIRO EGYPT 73 136 5✪ FAIRMONT HELIPOLIS & TOWERS CAIRO CAIRO EGYPT 74 45 5✪ FAIRMONT NILE CITY CAIRO CAIRO EGYPT 75 47 5✪ KEMPINSKI HOTEL SOMA BAY RED SEA EGYPT 76 78 5✪ MERCURE CAIRO LE SPHINX HOTEL GIZA EGYPT 77 93 TE Trv Ind - 15.indd 5 10/23/14 3:59 PM MIDDLE EAST Hotel Index ACTIVATE Y UR MEMBERSHIP MIDDLE EAST EGYPT STAR PAGE VOUCHER HOTEL NAME CITY COUNTRY RATING NO NO 5✪ RADISSON BLU RESORT SHARM EL SHEIKH SHARM EL SHEIKH EGYPT 78 118 5✪ SOFITEL LEGEND OLD CATARACT ASWAN ASWAN EGYPT 79 138 5✪ SOFITEL TABA HEIGHTS TABA HEIGHTS EGYPT 80 142 5✪ SOFITEL WINTER PALACE LUXOR LUXOR EGYPT 81 143 5✪ THE OBEROI, SAHL HASHEESH RED SEA EGYPT 82 155 4✪ MERCURE ALEXANDRIA ROMANCE ALEXANDRIA EGYPT 83 200 4✪ NOVOTEL CAIRO 6TH OF OCTOBER GIZA EGYPT 84 210 4✪ NOVOTEL CAIRO AIRPORT CAIRO EGYPT 85 211 JORDAN 5✪ JORDAN VALLEY MARRIOTT RESORT & SPA DEAD SEA JORDAN 86 69 5✪ AMMAN MARRIOTT HOTEL AMMAN JORDAN 87 8 5✪ MÖVENPICK RESORT PETRA PETRA JORDAN 88 102 5✪ PETRA MARRIOTT HOTEL PETRA JORDAN 89 112 5✪ MÖVENPICK RESORT & SPA DEAD SEA DEAD SEA JORDAN 90 99 5✪ MÖVENPICK RESORT & RESIDENCES AQABA AQABA JORDAN 91 98 5✪ MÖVENPICK RESORT & SPA TALA BAY AQABA AQABA JORDAN 92 100 5✪ RADISSON BLU TALA BAY RESORT, AQABA AQABA JORDAN 93 119 LEBANON 5✪ LE ROYAL HOTELS AND RESORTS - BEIRUT BEIRUT LEBANON 94 82 5✪ LE GRAY, BEIRUT BEIRUT LEBANON 95 81 TE Trv Ind - 15.indd 6 10/23/14 3:59 PM ENJOY EVEN MORE OFFERS - BECOME AN ENTERTAINER MEMBER! 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MIDDLE EAST LEBANON STAR PAGE VOUCHER HOTEL NAME CITY COUNTRY RATING NO NO 5✪ LE VENDOME INTERCONTINENTAL BEIRUT BEIRUT LEBANON 96 83 5✪ O MONOT LUXURY BOUTIQUE HOTEL BEIRUT LEBANON 97 104 5✪ PHOENICIA INTERCONTINENTAL BEIRUT BEIRUT LEBANON 98 113 OMAN SHANGRI-LA BARR AL JISSAH RESORT & SPA ✪ MUSCAT OMAN 99 127 5 AL BANDAR SHANGRI-LA BARR AL JISSAH RESORT & SPA ✪ MUSCAT OMAN 100 128 5 AL WAHA 5✪ CROWNE PLAZA RESORT SALALAH SALALAH OMAN 101 32 5✪ INTERCONTINENTAL MUSCAT MUSCAT OMAN 102 65 4✪ ATANA KHASAB KHASAB OMAN 103 165 4✪ ATANA MUSANDAM MUSANDAM OMAN 104 166 4✪ CROWNE PLAZA DUQM DUQM OMAN 105 178 4✪ CROWNE PLAZA MUSCAT MUSCAT OMAN 106 179 4✪ CROWNE PLAZA SOHAR SOHAR OMAN 107 180 4✪ GOLDEN TULIP DIBBA RESORT DIBBA OMAN 108 187 4✪ MILLENNIUM RESORT MUSSANAH MUSSANAH OMAN 109 205 4✪ PARK INN BY RADISSON HOTEL & RESIDENCE DUQM DUQM OMAN 110 216 4✪ PARK INN BY RADISSON MUSCAT MUSCAT OMAN 111 217 4✪ RADISSON BLU HOTEL MUSCAT MUSCAT OMAN 112 219 QATAR 5✪ GRAND HYATT DOHA DOHA QATAR 113 54 TE Trv Ind - 15.indd 7 10/23/14 3:59 PM MIDDLE EAST | EUROPE Hotel Index ACTIVATE Y UR MEMBERSHIP MIDDLE EAST QATAR STAR PAGE VOUCHER HOTEL NAME CITY COUNTRY RATING NO NO 5✪ CROWNE PLAZA DOHA - THE BUSINESS PARK DOHA QATAR 114 30 5✪ DOHA MARRIOTT HOTEL DOHA QATAR 115 33 5✪ INTERCONTINENTAL DOHA DOHA QATAR 116 63 5✪ INTERCONTINENTAL DOHA THE CITY DOHA QATAR 117 64 5✪ MARRIOTT MARQUIS CITY CENTER HOTEL DOHA DOHA QATAR 118 89 5✪ MILLENNIUM HOTEL DOHA DOHA QATAR 119 95 5✪ SHANGRI-LA HOTEL, DOHA DOHA QATAR 120 130 5✪ WARWICK HOTEL DOHA DOHA QATAR 121 163 SAUDI ARABIA 5✪ JEDDAH MARRIOTT HOTEL JEDDAH SAUDI ARABIA 122 68 5✪ RIYADH MARRIOTT HOTEL RIYADH SAUDI ARABIA 123 124 EUROPE 5✪ INTERCONTINENTAL CARLTON HOTEL CANNES CANNES FRANCE 124 62 5✪ BUDAPEST MARRIOTT HOTEL BUDAPEST HUNGARY 125 25 5✪ INTERCONTINENTAL PRAGUE PRAGUE CZECH REPUBLIC 126 66 5✪ ISTANBUL MARRIOTT HOTEL ASIA ISTANBUL TURKEY 127 67 5✪ MARTI ISTANBUL HOTEL ISTANBUL TURKEY 128 90 5✪ PRAGUE MARRIOTT HOTEL PRAGUE CZECH REPUBLIC 129 114 5✪ SWISSÔTEL BUYUK EFES, IZMIR ALSANCAK TURKEY 130 144 MILLENNIUM COURT, BUDAPEST BUDAPEST HUNGARY 131 244 HA MARRIOTT EXECUTIVE APARTMENTS HA MARRIOTT EXECUTIVE APARTMENTS PRAGUE CZECH REPUBLIC 132 243 TE Trv Ind - 15.indd 8 10/23/14 3:59 PM ENJOY EVEN MORE OFFERS - BECOME AN ENTERTAINER MEMBER! 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