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(Block 381),Sultan Mall,Seef Isa Town,Saar Ma Sofitel Bahrain Zallaq Thalassa Sea & Spa Overlooking the Arabian Gulf, this upscale beachfront hotel is 9 km from the Lost Paradise of Dilmun Water Park and 12 km from the Royal Golf Club. Featuring sea-view balconies, the elegant rooms have free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and Bose sound systems, plus minibars; club rooms offer private lounge access. Opulent suites add separate living/dining rooms and Nespresso machines; some have rooftop pools and/or hot tubs. There are 4 bars and 5 restaurants, including a formal seafood restaurant overlooking the Gulf. Other amenities include a private beach, a spa and a gym, plus indoor and outdoor pools, squash and tennis courts, and a kids’ club. Ratings: 5 Stars Type: International Specialty: Beach Resort Operator: AccorHotels No. of Keys: 290 Keys No. of Employees: 417 Employees Registration Date: 24/10/2004 Area: Zallaq Address: Building No. 2015, Road No. 105, Block No. 1055 AlNabeh Saleh Social Housing Project (Block 381) 163 Housing units, Progress: Infrastructure Works. Size/No. of Houses: 7.54 hectares Sultan Mall Sultan Mall is located in Zayed Town area and has shopping, leisure, restaurants and services all under one roof. Size: Small Classification: Neighborhood Centre Gross Leasing rea: 6,550 m2 Area: Zayed Town Address: Building 121, Road 20, Block 720, Zayed Town, Bahrain Seef Isa Town Seef Mall Isa town is located in Isa Town and it was one of the Bahrain’s first modern Malls. The mall is positioned as the leading family destination for shopping and entertainment in the Kingdom. Size: Small Classification: Neighborhood Centre Gross Leasing Area: 5,556 m2 Area: Isa Town Address: Building No. 3156, Road No. 1012, Block No. 810 Saar Mall Saar Mall is located in the central area of Saar. It is a stylish contemporary mall that offers something for everyone. It is accompanied by several Market Brands, Restaurants, Cafés, Carrefour supermarket, Banks,unique Indoor play area, Big Game Zone,and a Mini 7D Cinema for kids. Size: Medium Classification: Community Centre Gross Leasing Area: 16,458 m2 Area: Saar Address: Building No. 133, Road No. 25, Block No. 525 Ramli Mall Ramli mall is located in A’ali and is home to top international brands. The mall aims to provide a complete shopping and entertainment experience to its coustomer. To this end it has stores that feature anything and everything shoppers may be searching for. It also has a large Lulu Hypermarket. The mall offers great eating and playing options. Size: Medium Classification: Community Centre Gross Leasing Area: 30,720 m2 Reg. Date: 25/8/2010 Area: A’ali Address: Building No. 293, Road No. 3207, Block No. 732 Nakheel Center Nakheel Centre situated opposite St. Christopher’s School in Saar, it conveniently caters to the residents of Saar, Budaiya and neighborhoods, and is easily accessible from Saar Avenue and Sheikh Khalifa Bin Salman Highway and close to the Saudi Causeway. The Centre is a three storey development with a total of 32 retail and service outlets, that includes shops, kids’ play areas and cafés and restaurants featuring spacious outdoor seating. Size: Small Classification: Neighborhood Centre Gross Leasing Area: 4,765 m2 Area: Maqabah Address: Building No. 789, Road No. 1322, Block No. 513 Najibi Centre A small neighbourhood retail center for Saar and Budaiya areas. Alosra Supermarket in Najibi Center is very popular with the residents of these locations. Size: Small Classification: Strip Mall Gross Leasing Area: 2,312 m2 Area: Saar Address: Building No. 3, Road No. 15, Block No. 515 Argan Village Argan Village is part of a master plan development that includes villas, apartments and retail area. Developed by Alargan Real Estate Company of Kuwait, it serves the neighborhoods of Bu Quwah and Al Qadam. Size: Small Classification: Neighborhood Centre Gross Leasing Are: 11,072 m2 Area: Bu Quwah Address: Building No. 2376, Road No. 5757, Block No. 457 Jawad Dome A neighbourhood mall in Janusan area with a high-end super market and host of other retail and services stores. Size: Small Classification: Strip Mall Gross Leasing Area: 1,859 m2 Area:Budaiya Address: Building No. 29, Road No. 18, Block No. 518, Barbar, Bahrain.
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