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Cristal Hotel Abu Dhabi

Cristal Hotel Abu Dhabi

Welcome to the Cristal Hotel Abu Dhabi. We offer both business and weekend travellers the ultimate in deluxe facilities and accommodation.The Cristal Hotel is centrally located on Electra Street in the heart of the Abu Dhabi business district.

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Royal Rose Hotel

Royal Rose Hotel

The beauty of Royal Rose Hotel is in the details. The luxurious hotel in Abu Dhabi’s business district is reminiscent of a 17th century Parisian palace with elegant decor, lavish furnishings, stunning chandeliers, and intricate design. Royal Rose Hotel boasts unbeatable facilities perfect for relaxing, like the rooftop pool area complete with sun beds and pool bar, the children’s playground, and beauty salon. The hotel’s facilities also include six meeting rooms, two separate health clubs for men and women, and the Executive and Royal Lounges that offer exclusive services. Each of 355 guestrooms and suites afford high-end mattresses and amenities such as complimentary WiFi, iPod� docking stations, interactive televisions, and more. Royal Rose Hotel is home to Printania Restaurant, Barocco Restaurant, and the Brasserie Caf� to suit every guest’s dining needs. The city of Abu Dhabi and all it has to offer is within easy reach with many of the city’s main attractions and important business just a short drive away.

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  Abu Dhabi

With a population of just under 1.5 million, Abu Dhabi is the headquarters of numerous oil companies and embassies. With only 420,000 citizens in the entire emirate, each has an average net worth of $17 million. The city features large gardens and parks, green boulevards lining all the streets and roads, sophisticated high-rise buildings, international luxury hotel chains and opulent shopping malls.

Long viewed as a staid bureaucratic outpost entirely lacking in neighboring Dubai’s pizazz, things started to change radically in 2004 after long-ruler Sheikh Zayed passed away and his son Sheikh Khalifa took over. In a bid to attract tourism and investment, land sales to foreigners were allowed and restrictions on alcohol were loosened.

Homosexuality is currently illegal throughout the United Arab Emirates with possible resulting penalties of deportation, fines, prison time, or the death sentence.
Scale model of Saadiyat Island, with the Guggenheim up front

Several massive projects are also under way. Yas Island hosts Abu Dhabi’s Formula 1 track and the new Ferrari theme park, while the upcoming $28 billion cultural zone of Saadiyat Island and its centerpieces the Guggenheim (scheduled to open in 2017) and Louvre Museums (scheduled to open in 2015) have been repeatedly plagued by delays. It remains to be seen how well the strategy will work but the city is certainly experiencing a construction boom.
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