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West Bay and a Swiss Welcome www.moevenpick-hotels.com All information is accurate at the time of printing. Subject to alterations. © Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts Mövenpick Hotel West Bay Dohaa, eng, 10.01 West Bay and a Swiss welcome. Mövenpick Hotel West Bay Doha P.O. Box 22752, Doha, Qatar Phone +974 4496 66 00, Fax +974 4496 66 10 Social Networks E-Mail and Internet Moevenpick.WestBayDoha [email protected] MovenpickWBDoha www.moevenpick-hotels.com/west-bay-doha Movenpickhotelwestbay Service and Passionately Swiss. For us hospitality means that the guest is a friend of the house at Our established and successful Swiss traditions will enable you to all times. enjoy top service around the clock and indulge your palate with our superb gastronomy. As a guest of our holiday resorts or as a With over 60 locations around the world, Mövenpick Hotels & business traveller at our city and airport hotels, your every wish Resorts always welcome you with our attentiveness, professional will be fulfilled eagerly and promptly. As one would expect from expertise and reliability. true hospitality. Location and overview. Doha is an emerging city full of Eastern promise, mystical excitement and an upbeat cosmopolitan culture. Our friendly team members are always available to offer advice and support, in order to ensure that your stay is an unforgettable experience. Ideally situated in the heart of the business district, the fives star Movenpick Hotel West Bay Doha offers spacious rooms, inspired dining options and a state of the art spa. The delightfully furnished rooms combine a modern, contemporary style with the local touch of hospitality, where guests will experience stylishly innovative designs and polished professional service, making the hotel an ideal choice for business and leisure travellers alike. The hotel is in close proximity to various Doha landmarks and is 20 minutes away from Hamad International Airport. Rooms and amenities. Spectacular panoramic views over the city of Doha and the sparkling azure waters of the Arabian Gulf are a key feature of our 347 elegantly furnished rooms and suites. Luxurious and comfortable, yet practical room amenities anticipate your every need, all designed to ensure that your stay is both comfortable and enjoyable whether for business or pleasure. All rooms and suites are equipped with a kitchenette and also offer high-speed Internet access, as well as interactive telephones and televisions, enhanced by the outstanding service extended to you by the Mövenpick Hotel West Bay Doha team. Dining and entertainment. Located on the first floor, ForKnife restaurant is an all-day dinning eatery with an extensive à-la-carte menu. Home to famous Friday Brunch, ForKnife offers breakfast, lunch and dinner buffet, as well as specialty and theme nights, with live entertainment. With a capacity of 130 seats, ForKnife restaurant’s menu features a wide array of options from specialty mocktails and fresh juices to everything from burgers and fresh pizzas, to higher end cuisine such as seafood and steaks. Located on the ground level, Lime Tree Lobby Lounge is the ideal spot to linger over a delightfully varied selection of coffee, tea, and refreshing beverages or to enjoy a light snack and pastries while relaxing to the contemporary lobby style of the new lounge. With more seating area, a dedicated cigar lounge, and a brand new menu and live music, Lime Tree Lobby Lounge has something for everyone. Al Balad restaurant, also located on the ground floor, serves Lebanese cuisine with a modern twist. 24-hour Room Service offers a wide selection of in-room dining and a children’s menu. Sport and leisure. After an endless day of business meetings, invigorating desert Our Playroom provides creative activities and toys that appeal safaris or shopping extravaganzas, escape from the world to the to the senses and inventiveness of our younger guests while our Bay View 26 Wellness Centre high above the city on the 26th f loor. attentive child friendly team will watch over their day of fun. Relax on the deck of our temperature controlled indoor swimming State-of-the-art sports facilities featuring world-class sporting pool with unrivalled views of the Doha skyline or unwind whilst events, exquisite shopping centres, captivating desert scenery and our skilled massage therapists soothe away the aches of the day. true Arabian cultural heritage are just a few of the reasons to spend Alternatively, for something that is a little more energetic, boost some time in this wonderful destination. your metabolism with a work-out in our fully-equipped gymnasium complete with its stunning view. Conferences and banquets. Meeting and conference facilities incorporate six meeting rooms each blessed with natural daylight, state-of-the-art audio-visual technology and flexible configurations. Conveniently located on the second floor alongside the well-equipped and professionally m a n age d Bu si ness C ent r e, t he me et i ng cent r e of fer s t wo b oa r d r o om s and a multipurpose hall dividable into three smaller rooms. Whether catering for banquets for hundreds of guests or organizing 2 Cabaret Capacities in Persons in Capacities Rooms Length Width Height U-Shape Classroom Boardroom Theatre Banquet Cocktail corporate presentations for business associates, Mövenpick Dimensions m Hotel West Bay Doha combines innovative, stylish and practical Zürich 1 88 11.40 7.50 2.70 24 30 24 60 50 80 30 Zürich 2 71 10 7.10 2.70 20 24 20 50 40 50 20 surroundings with experienced meeting professionals to ensure Zürich 3 87 11.60 7.50 2.70 24 30 24 60 50 80 30 Zürich 1+2 152 21.40 7.10 2.70 44 54 44 110 80 150 50 that your events, whatever the size or occasion, exceed your Zürich 2+3 152 21.60 7.10 2.70 44 54 44 110 80 150 50 expectations. A dedicated team is always on hand to provide the Zürich 1+2+3 230 33 7.10 2.70 68 84 68 150 140 200 80 Geneva 51 6.60 7.73 2.70 12 16 14 30 25 30 20 perfect function to suit every occasion. Luzern 37 8.40 4.40 2.70 - - 12 - 12 - - Interlaken 32 7.50 4.27 2.70 - - 12 - 12 - - Information and some facts. Contact and reservations. Location Direct hotel reservation GDS-codes Ideally situated in the heart of the business district of West Bay, Mövenpick Hotel West Bay Doha Chain Code MK P.O. Box 22752, Doha, Qatar Galileo/Apollo 16757 only a 20 minute drive from Hamad International Airport. Phone +974 4496 66 00 Amadeus/System 1 DOHYYD Fax +974 4496 66 10 Sabre/Axess/Abacus 62641614 Classification Worldspan DOHYY E-Mail and internet 5-star [email protected] www.moevenpick-hotels.com/west-bay-doha Rooms and amenities 347 rooms including 40 suites, feature the latest technology, from interactive telecommunication systems to high-speed Internet Worldwide toll-free reservation numbers access. All rooms and suites are equipped with kitchenette. 24 Africa and Middle East All countries in Africa and hour Room Service, private car park and garage are provided. Middle East English, Arabic +20 22 41822822 Smoking rooms are available upon request. Bahrain English, Arabic 80001 991 Egypt English, Arabic 0800 44 11111 Jordan English, Arabic 0800 222 02 Dining and entertainment Kuwait English, Arabic 2 225 32281 Guests can choose from our three uniquely themed restaurants Qatar English, Arabic 800 2001 and lounges. ForKnife restaurant, an all-day dining eatery on the Saudi Arabia English, Arabic 800 124 29 29 United Arab Emirates English, Arabic 800 4934 first floor serves international cuisines, Lime Tree Lobby Lounge Asia and Pacific Region located on the lobby level serves refreshing beverages and light Australia English 1800 177 619 snacks and pastries and Al Balad restaurant on the ground level China (North) Mandarin, English 10 800 650 0619 serves a wide array of Lebanese favourites China (South) Mandarin, English 10 800 265 2592 Hong Kong Cantonese, English 800 967936 Japan Japanese, English 0531 650488 Sport and leisure Korea Korean, English 0079 8651 7535 Indoor swimming pool, children’s playroom, state-of-the-art Singapore English 1800 232 5800 Thailand English 001 800 11 002 8043 health club and wellness centre with the latest equipment, Europe overlooking the city and the Arabian Gulf. Four massage rooms Austria German 0800 293 428 and beauty salons are separated for male and female. Belgium English 0800 18739 France French 0800 908717 Germany German 0800 84 99 99 9 Conferences and banquets Ireland English 1800 554138 A multipurpose function room of 220 sqm dividable into three Italy Italian 800 876169 smaller rooms to suit all requirements. Three additional boardrooms Spain English 900 994194 Switzerland German, Italian, French 0800 89 99 99 and meeting rooms are also available. All meeting rooms enjoy The Netherlands English 0800 0221135 natural daylight and are equipped with the latest audio and video United Kingdom English 800 898317 technology. North America USA and Canada English 1800 34 46 83 5 Shuttle service 1 local call charges apply, 2 not toll-free Upon request, the hotel provides airport transfers. Limousine or taxi services can also be arranged. Credit cards All international cards are accepted..
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