Traders Hotel Dubai is located in Deira, Dubai’s traditional commercial and shopping district

Ideally situated for business or pleasure,
this luxury hotel is approximately 15 minutes away from the Dubai International Airport

250 luxurious rooms and suites, each featuring an elegant,
conveniently design for a peaceful and restful stay in the heart of the city

All the suites offer a separate and large sitting area that is perfect for relaxed business meetings
with also an exclusive Traders Club Lounge

This 4 star hotel are served an International buffet dishes and à la carte specialities.
The Junction, The Chameleon Bar and 88 Ultra Lounge Bar offer live entertainment

Opened in early 2004 the Traders Hotel Dubai offers quality business accommodation
and all near the traditional Deira Business District

If relaxation is required the recreational facilities include an indoor Plunge Pool
with Sauna, Jacuzzis, Massage services with a First Class Quality

Experience in Dubai hotels of unparalleled luxury.
With an ideal location, gracious service and exceptional amenities,
Fairmont Dubai luxury hotels in the United Arab Emirates offers an ideal escape

The superb location, downtown  in the heart of Dubai on Sheikh Zayed Road,
the hotel is situated directly opposite of the World Trade Centre
and the Dubai International Convention Centre,
with pedestrian access provided by a dedicated walkway

The Fairmont Dubai is a business-friendly hotel located in Dubai,
close to Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre, Dubai Mall, and Burj Khalifa

394 air-conditioned guestrooms at The Fairmont Dubai feature minibars and coffee/tea makers

Fairmont Gold One Bedroom Suite

Fairmont Gold one bedroom suites boasts separate sittingand bedroom areas.
All suites feature unique themed décor

The Dubai Aquarium at the new Dubai mall
is one of the most diverse collections of marine life worldwide, according to Mall officials.
With one of the largest tanks in the world at 51 metres by 20 metres by 11 metres,
the auarium will feature the world’s largest viewing panel,
which will be 32,8 metres wide and 8,3 metres high.

30… It’s the number of sand Tiger sharks delivered recently for Dubai Aquarium
The facility, build by Oceanis Australia Group, has a capacity to hold 10 million litres of water
and will be completely illuminated.

The 270 degree acrylic walkthrough tunnel makes for incredible close encounter experiences
with some of the most fascinating underwater animals.

Dubail Mall Aquarium

The Aquarium is build in the centre of the Mall and is flanked by two acrylic tunnels
that offer views of the diverse marine life within it.

The 12.1 million square foot Dubail Mall is the biggin the world in Olympic size ice rink,
and The Grove, an indoor outdoor streetscape with fully retractable roof.

Dubail Mall Aquarium

Hilton Jumeirah Beach Hotel
is a perfect 5-star hotel & resort
located on the exclusive Jumeirah beach  and The Walk boulevard.
Only 20 minutes from Dubai.

Hilton Dubai Jumeirah Beach

Hilton Jumeirah Beach Hotel has 389 spacious and luxurious rooms and suites., all air-conditioned rooms.
Each of the 91 standard rooms is equipped with direct dial telephone, mini bar, satellite television, air conditioning, hair dryer, separate balcony.

Hotel Hilton Jumeirah Beach Dubai . bedroom

Most of these rooms overlook the beach and blue waters of the Arabian Gulf.
Suites are situated on the upper 2 floors of the hotel, overlooking the beach and blue waters of the Arabian Gulf.

Hilton Dubai Jumeirah Beach . bedroom

The hotel has 5 restaurants and 6 bars that provide the guests the enjoyable culinary experience.

Hilton Dubai Jumeirah Beach . restaurant

Hilton Dubai Jumeirah Hotel . pool restaurant

 Its swimming pool is set within charming palm tree gardens bordering a private beach.

Wavebreaker is a beach grill and bar

Hilton Jumeirah Beach Dubai . Swimming pool

                                           HILTON JUMEIRAH BEACH DUBAI

Next year will mark the 15th anniversary of Gianni Versace’s tragic murder,
but his grandiosity and love of the flamboyant will live on in the halls of the Palazzo Versace.
The Versace-branded resort will include 169 private apartments and 217 hotel.

Hotel Palazzo Versace Dubai Bedroom

The Versace-branded resort will include 169 private apartments and 217 hotel suites,
reflect luxury and beauty coupled with style and elegance,
decorated with furnishings from the Italian designer’s Home range.

Located in Culture Village on Dubai Creek, near the Park Hyatt and the Dubai Creek Club
and Golf Course, the luxury 4.3 hectare Dubai property scheme will include 169 private residences
and 213 ultra-luxury hotel suites, featuring a range of furniture
and furnishings exclusively designed by Versace.

 As a world premier, the hotel will have the first ever refrigerated beach
which  will include a system of heat-absorbing pipes built under the sand
and giant wind blowers, designed to keep tourists cool in the searing 40-50C heat.

]]> http://bestdubaitravel.com/palazzo-versace-luxury-hotel-dubai-2/feed/ 0 http://bestdubaitravel.com/al-manzil-hotel/ http://bestdubaitravel.com/al-manzil-hotel/#comments Tue, 04 Oct 2011 13:17:15 +0000 admin http://bestdubaitravel.com/?p=146    Al Manzil Hotel is situated near the Burj Dubai, the world’s tallest tower and the gem of the spectacular Burj Dubai residential and               commercial complex, and which offers a perfect fusion and of old new.
An easy walk to the Five star dining and entertainment of Old Town Island, Burj Dubai Lake Park and the renowned attractions such as the magnificent Burj Dubai Boulevard.

With its ideal location, Al Manzil Hotel enjoys an easy access to all leisure and business facilities of Dubai, just 5 minutes away from Dubai World Trade Centre and maximum 10 km to other attractions.

The 197 rooms, spread over 9 floors, come fully equipped with all modern conveniences and with open plan bathroom.

Restaurants and bars
•  Nezesaussi :
Specialty sports entertainment gril and bar offers a fantastic variety of beverages from New Zealand, South Africa and Australia. Come and try traditional meals typical of each country like South Africa’s famous boerewors sausages or the best tender steaks and lamb as only tested down under!. Open weekdays from 17h00 to 02h00 and weekends from 11h00 to 02h00.
•  Conservatory :
Our courtyard gives you a pleasant outdoor dining experience where you can also enjoy your favourite flavour of ‘hubbly bubbly’ shisha.
For those warmer days our conservatory offers a full buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner with delicious Mediterranean cuisine and Arabic Mezza treats and tempting exotic desserts.
All day dining restaurant with 98 seats + 64 seats in courtyard. Open from 06h30 to 23h30.
•  Mokaroma :
A Trendy international coffee shop offering freshly baked croissants and pastries and a delicious selection of coffees and teas. In addition, we offer a selection of wraps, sandwiches and burgers.

Work & Play: A business center offering scanning, faxing, and photocopying services with a meeting room with audiovisual facilities to help make every meeting a success. A fully equipped gymnasium as well as a temperature-controlled rooftop swimming pool and sundeck lets you choose how to decompress and relax.

Spacious Comfort. Find plenty of room to stretch out in one of our 250 oversized guest rooms and suites, complete with all the great amenities you love. Have fun with the kids in the Family Room. Unwind and relax after a long day with a snack or beverage by the side of the pool. Or enjoy all-day dining in the Eatery Restaurant or some Italian dishes at Centro Citta Italian restaurant. Kick back and relax with friends at Yesterday Restaurant & Pub.
128 Classic rooms and 96 preferred rooms, all available with all the great amenities you love. From the Four Points by Sheraton Four Comfort Bed to the 32-inch interactive LCD television, High Speed Internet Access, free bottled water, coffee and tea making facilities, digital safety deposit box, “My Fridge” mini bar, and a comfortable seating area. What more can you ask for?
13 Studios and 13 Executive one bedroom suites are perfect for extended-stay guests and business travelers. Enjoy great benefits like our 24-hour room service, writing desk, and seating area with leather couches as well as easy access to the rooftop swimming pool and gymnasium.

Comfort and value plus the little treats that hit the spot are what we’re all about. Enjoy home cooked meals or settle down with a mug of your favorite beverage and a piece of pie.
Why not try a bit of everything? Eatery is our casual, inviting restaurant where you can enjoy a meal at any time of the day.
Head to the Family Room, our comfy Lobby Lounge with free wifi internet access where you can sit down and relax with your favorite book, a newspaper, or a snack or beverage.
Craving some homemade Italian dishes? Stop by Centro Citta to have a taste of home cooked pizza and pasta. Or take advantage of Happy Hour from 6pm until 8pm and remember the “good ol’ days” at Yesterday Restaurant & Pub.

Things to Do in Dubai, Day 1: Bur Dubai
Top thing to do in Dubai? Soak up the atmosphere.
Need a place to sleep during your three-day tour? For a supremely ‘local’ experience check in to the boutique Orient House in the atmospheric pedestrian-only Bastakiya area. Or if you prefer a stylish update of the Arabian experience try the Qamardeen or Al Manzil hotels near the new Burj Dubai (currently the tallest building in the world). Of course for an all-out 1001 Arabian Nights experience, it’s hard to go past the plush and more-than-a-little sexy One&Only Royal Mirage.
Now in keeping with our Emirati /Arabian theme, start the day with a cultural breakfast at the Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding (SMCCU), a rare opportunity to try authentic Emirati food, learn about local culture and ask any questions you have about traditional and contemporary Gulf life – don’t be shy!
Wander around the Bastakiya area with its enigmatic, restored wind-tower houses. Once home to wealthy Persian traders, it’s now the centre of a flourishing art scene. Head to the Majlis Gallery for some souvenirs, XVA gallery for a snapshot of contemporary Middle East art, followed by a casual lunch at the nearby Basta Art Café where the fruit cocktails are sublime and relaxing under the shady trees is a treat.

Breakfast at Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding
To further escape the afternoon heat, make your next stop the compact and compelling Dubai Museum, housed in one of the city’s oldest buildings (a restored fort) and learn how this former fishing village evolved into the daring metropolis it is today.
After taking in the amusing dioramas of old souq (market) life at the museum, take a late afternoon meander through the Bur Dubai souq while the traders are shaking off their siesta and check out the tempting textiles, sparkling slippers, cheap kitsch t-shirts, and the fascinating ‘Hindi Lane’, where local Hindus head to worship, buying fragrant flowers and fruit offerings for their rituals.
As the suns sets, stroll along the Creek’s edge down to the Shindagha area, stopping in at Sheikh Saeed’s house to check out the wonderful historic photo collection in the beautifully restored residence, then head into the Heritage and Diving Village where recreations of coastal life of the local people are wonderfully realised. If you’re fortunate, you might catch locals performing traditional songs and dances as well as old Emirati women preparing tasty traditional bread.
With your taste buds tantalised, have an Arabic dinner at Kan Zaman overlooking the Creek or head back to the Bastakiya area to dine at the enchanting Bastakiyah Nights, completing your day of tasting local Emirati life. Or, if you’re up for more, head to one of the sheesha (water pipe or hookah) cafés that are dotted along the Creek to finish the night with a local ritual – try the aromatic apple sheesha.
Things to Do in Dubai, Day 2: Deira
Day 2 starts with another must-do Dubai experience – an abra (water taxi) ride across the Creek to the other side of the city (Deira). Everyone from South-East Asian expat traders, locals in their elegant flowing dishdashas (the blindingly-white local dress), and tourists use this form of transport, as much to soak up the Creek atmosphere as to beat the bridge and tunnel traffic – all for a measly 33 cents. You’ll get a glimpse of the restored wind-tower architecture on the waterfront, and pass dhows (traditional cargo-carrying wooden boats) making their way to a berth along the Creek. Once safely on terra firma, take a wander along the fascinating dhow wharves where everything from four-wheel-drives to the kitchen sink are loaded on these boats bound for Gulf and Asian destinations.
Stroll across to sample the aromas in the spice souq then follow the souq down to two of Dubai’s underrated historic gems. The Ahmadiya School (1912) was Dubai’s first private school and has been restored with exquisite attention to detail, while the adjacent Heritage House (1890) was once owned by the wealthy pearling merchant who started the school. Both are wonderful traditional houses of the pre-oil era and showcase the charm of and grace of local courtyard houses.
Back out on the streets, get lost in the covered souq (don’t panic, everyone does!) and mix up your own fragrance at one of the plentiful perfume houses. Size yourself up for a sparkly kitsch belly-dancing outfit (for her) or a dapper wooden cane (for him) or weigh up some simple or ornate jewelery at the legendary gold souq, where you can bargain for some of the cheapest gold in the world – shop around and enjoy the haggling ritual! One of our favourite breaks on this shopping excursion is to grab a cheap, filling shawarma (juicy, fragrant lamb or chicken rolled up in a pita bread) and a super-fresh mango juice at Ashwaq Cafeteria, a block from the gold souq.
If you want to shop until you drop, jump in a taxi and head to Deira City Centre (one of Dubai’s oldest and most popular shopping malls) where you can escape the heat, do some people-watching and buy some souvenirs – haggle for carpets, Aladdin’s lamps and beautiful hand-beaten brass coffee pots. Be prepared to shop for another suitcase to get your haul home! Take a coffee break and hang out with the locals who meet their friends here for a chat at one of the myriad cafés.
Freshen up back at the hotel, then if you can’t get enough of the Creek, take a dinner cruise on the Bateaux Dubai, or, if you’re craving more Middle-Eastern atmosphere, make a late booking for Awtar, the Lebanese restaurant at the Grand Hyatt where the classic Lebanese night out of mezze (starter snacks), fragrant grilled meats, sheesha, band and belly dancer melds into the early hours.
Things to Do in Dubai, Day 3: Jumeirah & the Desert
Dubai Desert Safari
Start the day with a tour of the handsome Jumeirah Mosque with the SMCCU people. On a visit to the mosque you learn about the Islamic prayer rituals, from how the five times daily call-to-prayer (signified by the melody of the mezzuin who leads the prayer) is calculated by the sun and moon, to the performing of ablutions (washing before prayer) and how the prayer ritual is carried out. It’s also a great opportunity to ask questions about Islam in general at the Q&A session afterwards.
Jump in a taxi or a local bus (they run frequently along Jumeirah Beach Rd) and head up to Madinat Jumeirah, a contemporary interpretation of an old Arabian souq. Here you can do some more shopping, take in the atmosphere, and watch the abras glide along the man-made canals. Have lunch at one of the excellent waterside restaurants (there’s everything from pasta to Moroccan) before heading back to the hotel to freshen up before your Dubai desert safari in one of the region’s desert conservation reserve.
After an exhilarating drive through the dunes, where you might spot the rare and reintroduced oryx (like a desert dwelling deer) but will see plenty of camels, prepare yourself for a sublime desert sunset. The safari provides a great opportunity to catch up on those must-do’s that you didn’t have time for over the last couple of days – you can take a camel ride, watch a belly dancer, get a henna tattoo, sample some local cuisine, and smoke some sheesha. And while the safari is definitely a touristy th’ng to do, you can drink a toast to having experienced the closest you’ll get to the ‘old’ Arabian Dubai.