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ISLAND LIFE at ITS BEST SUITES & VILLAS Louvre Abu Dhabi a UNIQUE DESTINATION in the CAPITAL ISLAND LIFE AT ITS BEST SUITES & VILLAS Louvre Abu Dhabi A UNIQUE DESTINATION IN THE CAPITAL Saadiyat Island is undergoing a remarkable transformation into a world-class leisure, culturally connected and residential destination. The Louvre Abu Dhabi, also located on the island, opened in 2017 to international acclaim and has since housed historical artifacts as well as masterpieces by the likes of Da Vinci and Picasso. Abu Dhabi attractions span an array of different interests, from the city’s most pristine beach and the eco-friendly Gary Player Golf-Course on Saadiyat Island, to the historic sights of Al Ain. Visit Abu Dhabi and immerse yourself in its mesmerising variety of sights and activities. Discover Islamic art, history and philosophy, visit the impressive Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, the largest mosque in the UAE. The souk at Central Market is an excellent place to pick up a traditional Abu Dhabi souvenir. Explore a variety of regional products ranging from jewelry, carpets, antiques to traditional tailoring, fashion and diverse dining options. A trip to the desert is second to none for a memorable evening. Away from the city, trained safari guides driving 4x4 vehicles lead the thrilling journey – over the sand dunes, deep in the heart of the desert. A feast under the stars include a Middle Eastern selection of grilled meats, Arabic mezzeh, fresh salads and aromatic shisha at a traditional Bedouin-style camp. Jumeirah at Saadiyat Island Resort - Beach JUMEIR AH AT SAADIYAT ISLAND RESORT, ABU DHABI Jumeirah at Saadiyat Island Resort, a breath of fresh air and understated luxury arrives to the Abu Dhabi shores. Sustainable and contemporary, surrounded by natural beauty and conceived to care for every aspect of your wellbeing. Jumeirah does Saadiyat Island life at its best. Resembling a perennial summer house where island life is enjoyed in quiet sophistication and understated luxury. Feel the sand in your toes and the sea breeze in your hair, jump with the waves, fuel your soul with art, and your body with wellness and let Jumeirah’s legendary service take care of the rest. OCEAN-INSPIRED ELEGANCE SUITE FACILITIES OCEAN-INSPIRED Balconies or terraces in all rooms 293 Rooms and suites face the sea, showcasing views from either ELEGANCE private balcony or garden access room, with an extended patio and Complimentary access to spa facilities outdoor space. Existing in harmony with the ocean, calm and neutral Complimentary internet access hues create an aura of understated elegance and the cool interiors In-room tea and coffee-making facilities are enhanced by jewel toned accessories. 24-hour in-room dining Eight amazing villas including four spa villas and each one has a Spacious bathroom area with separate private pool. 70 incredible suites including six panoramic suites with bath and shower with luxurious amenities floor-to-ceiling glass walls, which can open-up to take advantage of the sea breeze. VILLA FACILITIES ROOMS AND SUITES Private pool Category Size (sq.m) No Four dedicated Spa Villas with private Family Suite 88 20 treatment rooms Ocean Suite 88 10 Private gardens Ocean Terrace Suite 88 6 Covered drive-up parking space Panoramic Ocean Suite 90 28 24-hour butler service Saadiyat Suite 169 4 Fully-equipped kitchen Abu Dhabi Suite 306 2 Two Bedroom Villa 172 - 178 4 24-hour in-room dining Three Bedroom Villa 270 – 318 3 Ensuite bathrooms for all bedrooms Four Bedroom Villa 408 1 Saadiyat Suite Four Bedroom Villa – Private Pool Area LOCATION - on an island beach, overlooking the turquoise sea and the protected sand dunes sits Jumeirah at Saadiyat Island Resort. A place like no other, where world-class art and culture seamlessly cohabit with mangroves, turtles, and dolphins. Abu Dhabi Suite – Living Room Three Bedroom Villa – Master Bedroom THREE-BEDROOM VILLA VILLA 1 GROUND LEVEL LEVEL ONE Four Bedroom Villa – Living Room FOUR-BEDROOM VILLA VILLA 2 GROUND LEVEL LEVEL ONE Three Bedroom Villa – Dining Room THREE-BEDROOM VILLA VILLA 3 & 4 GROUND LEVEL LEVEL ONE TwoTHREE-BEDROOM Bedroom Villa – Spa Treatment Room VILLA TWO-BEDROOM VILLA VILLA 3 & 4 VILLA 5 & 7 GROUND LEVEL LEVEL ONE GROUND LEVEL LEVEL ONE TWO-BEDROOM VILLA VILLA 6 & 8 GROUND LEVEL LEVEL ONE Two Bedroom Villa – Private Pool Panoramic Suite Panoramic Ocean Suites are 90 sqm one-bedroom suites located on A SUITE LIFE BY THE OCEAN the front “wings” of the hotel. These suites overlook the beach and have a panoramic balcony that lets the sea breezes flow through. Ocean Suites are 88 sqm one-bedroom suites. This suite has a These suites are one bedroom with a king size bed with the option of separate king size bed bedroom and large living room. This space a second connecting room. offers a well-equipped balcony with stunning sea views. It also includes a spacious bathroom with a walk-in shower, separate The Saadiyat Suite is a 169 sqm luxurious, two-bedroom suite, located large soaking tub and luxury bath amenities. at the front of the hotel overlooking the beach, with the option of adding a third bedroom. Stunning panoramic ocean views, with floor Ocean Terrace Suites are 88 sqm one-bedroom suites with to ceiling windows and a large balcony. a seperate king size bed bedroom and large living room that features stunning beach and garden views. These suites are The Abu Dhabi Suite is a 306 sqm space. The grandest suite in the located on the ground floor and boast an extended terrace with hotel, located on the top floor. It offers expansive sea and beach views comfortable seating area, leading out to the gardens and to the and has floor to ceiling windows in the living room and bedroom and pool and beach. a private entrance with elevator that accesses the suite directly. The suite has two bedrooms with the option of two additional connecting Family Suites are 88 sqm one-bedroom suites all boasting rooms to create a four bedroom set up. beautiful views from the balcony. These suites have a separate king size bedroom and a living room spacious enough for a Indulge in one of our lavish two bedroom Spa Villas that feature a family or those guests who values a that extra space. Family room for wellness treatments where our therapists will pamper you, suites also have the possibility of connecting to a twin room. private swimming pool, a lush garden and a covered private parking space. Saadiyat Suite – King Bedroom TEAN KIDS AND TEENS CLUB Let the young ones create their own holiday adventure with organized activities overseen by qualified staff, from beach fun to movie nights and more. We set the perfect environment for kids to play make-believe, socialize, enjoy educational games and toys and feel as if in a wonderland. Whether engaging in our activity programme or simply colouring away in a cubby hole, this will feel like their play room at their summer home. Teens are also well looked after with their own space to create, play and mingle. From video games to, foosball, board games and fun sports, there’s plenty to keep them very happily occupied. Kids and Teans Club A CASUAL LUXURY EXPERIENCE BY THE OCEAN ECO-CONSCIOUS Experience dining that brings a wave of fresh flavours to the White | Indulge your every foodie whim at the interactive White, Anchored on one of the most desirable beach locations in the shores of Abu Dhabi. Set against a beautiful azure backdrop, with dishes from around the world tailored to your taste, prepared UAE, the resort was also conceived with the environment in mind dining and socialising at any of the restaurants and bars here live at our cooking stations. and is accredited with the respected pearl certification. evoke a freeing sense of escape. Saadiyat’s design ensured a reduced impact on key island TEAN | Experience the best of Arabic cuisine at TEAN, a Levantine habitats, namely mangrove and wetland areas as well as the inspired restaurant that uses fresh ingredients to create authentic, Restaurants and bars: Saadiyat beach dune ecosystem, it’s native flora and fauna, yet elevated dishes just a few footsteps from the sea. The Lounge Saadiyat | Visit The Lounge Saadiyat for sundowners specifically the nesting of endangered hawksbill turtles. and spend a leisurely evening with friends. Pool Bar Saadiyat | Why leave the water when you can sip on juices and cocktails from the swim up bar, featuring in water seating at The resort is proud to be single-use plastic free and is estimated Majlis Saadiyat | The rich aroma of roasted coffee will entice the Pool Bar Saadiyat. to save up to half a million plastic water bottles per year that you into Majlis Saadiyat on the lobby level. What is sure to be a would have otherwise been consumed. The complimentary popular meeting place it offers Afternoon Tea, premium teas, Offside | Competitive sport is all about epic moments. Like the water placed in guest rooms is served in re-fillable glass bottles patisseries and other light refreshments. moment you taste the tangiest buffalo wing while your team’s and replenished with water processed by the resorts own state winger tears through the opposition defence. Dive into the action of the art filtration plant. Upon check-in, every guest is also given Mare Mare | Dine like a true Italian at Mare Mare, the gorgeous with 11 screens including a monstrous 5x3m. projector display. a reusable sports bottle that they can refill at the three water poolside restaurant serving coastal Italian. Mare Mare takes its Bring your best friends, and yes, that includes your dog. Feed stations spread across the resort. With this policy, that extends name from the Italian word for ‘sea’ and once you take your seat your hunger for sport at Abu Dhabi’s first sports lounge.
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