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Fact Sheet.Ai the address grand gatherings Located on the pristine beach of Saadiyat Island and framed by The 3,000 sqm Regal Ballroom with its spectacular the distinguished Saadiyat Beach Golf Course, The St. Regis ocean-view terrace is an ideal venue for conferences, exhibitions Saadiyat Island Resort is nestled in the heart of what is destined and grand occasions. Equipped with modern amenities and state-of- to become one of the most sought after leisure destinations in the the-art lighting and sound equipment which supports an impressive world. boardroom, 3 meeting rooms, a majlis and an events office. a pampering touch Abu Dhabi International Airport (AUH), 20 minutes Blending traditional remedies with modern technologies, indulge Dubai International Airport (DXB), 90 minutes in a spa treatment in any of 12 treatment suites at the region’s first legacy Iridium Spa. For a more exclusive and intimate experience, guests can choose to receive treatments in one of three, individually-themed Inspired by the distinctive, century-old legacy, The St. Regis Spa Suites: Moroccan, Thai and Contemporary. Saadiyat Island Resort, Abu Dhabi, is the city’s first true beach resort. Combining a unique blend of refined elegance with culinary excellence enduring heritage, the resort stays true to its legacy and the Astor Dining at The St. Regis Saadiyat Island Resort is a culinary delight. vision – to “make the finest hotel in the world”. The individually crafted dining venues and unique settings provide services guests every opportunity for memorable dining experiences. ◆ ◆ St. Regis Butler Service eButler Packing and Unpacking Service 55&5th ◆ Inspired by the address of the original St. Regis, a classic ◆ 24 hours Private Dining ◆ The Office ◆ St. Regis Athletic Club grill and lounge. ◆ 2 Tennis Courts ◆ 2 Squash Courts ◆ 4 Outdoor Swimming Pools oléa ◆ Mediterranean influenced, the resort’s all-day-dining venue ◆ 1 Indoor Lap Pool ◆ Private Beach ◆ Sandcastle Club for Children has indoor and al fresco options. ◆ Iridium Spa with 12 treatment rooms ◆ 7 Food and Beverage sontaya ◆ A culinary mosaic of Southeast Asia with floating, Venues ◆ 2,000 Parking Spaces glass-walled pavilions set amidst interconnected ponds and pools. the manhattan lounge ◆ Born of timeless customs and accommodation signature beverages reflecting New York’s elite society. turquoiz ◆ The resort features 377 guestrooms, all with private terraces, Beach restaurant and lounge filled with a charming character offering fresh seafood in a vibrant setting. offering panoramic views of the turquoise blue sea and golf the drawing room ◆ Celebrate the signature St. Regis course. Spaces range from the intimate to the grand, with rooms Tea Ritual in this relaxing lobby lounge with unique beverages and from 55 sqm with 10 sqm balconies, to the majestic Royal Suite, light snacks. a 2,000 sqm lavishly-appointed duplex that features five bedrooms, a private pool and a spacious, ocean-facing terrace. sucre ◆ ◆ ◆ ◆ A seduction of the senses with handmade 312 Rooms 61 Suites 3 Spa Suites 1 Royal Suite chocolates, delightful pastries and bespoke cakes. saadiyat island, abu dhabi, united arab emirates, po box 54345 ◆ tel +971 2 498 8888 fax +971 2 498 8889 ◆ stregissaadiyatisland.com printed on 100% recycled fiber.
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