ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE Four Seasons Hotel Doha
St. Regis Doha
Marsa Malaz Kempinski
Relax and stay in style
When your clients have tired themselves out exploring Qatar’s cultural and natural treasures or enjoying an array of leisure activities from the beach to the desert, there’s no shortage of luxury hotel options where they can rest and recharge. Properties including the Four Seasons Hotel Doha, the
St.Regis Doha and Ritz-Carlton’s Sharq Village & Spa offer private beaches and coastlines on which to relax. And if your clients are travelling with their families, then the newly opened Westin Doha boasts a wave pool, while two of the Grand Hyatt Doha’s five pools are dedicated to children and both the Four Seasons and InterContinental Doha offer extensive facilities ranging from playrooms to kids’ clubs. If your customers want to completely rewind, then world-class
spas include the first Clarins spa in Doha at the Marsa Malaz Kempinski the Pearl, the Remede Spa at the
St.Regis and the Six Senses Spa at the Sharq Village. And if they prefer to stay in a buzzing urban environment with easy access to the Souq, then W Doha Hotel & Residences and the Shangri- La Doha are great city-based options. As the sun sets on another fantastic day, there can be no better way to round things off than dining in one of the hotels’ varied restaurants offering an authentic taste of the Middle East alongside the best global cuisines. So why not recommend options
ranging from the South American flavours of Fuego at the Shangri-La and the hip restaurants of the W through to Gordon Ramsay at the
St.Regis and Nobu at the Four Seasons?
QATAR FACTS
CAPITAL Doha
LANGUAGE Arabic, although English widely spoken
CURRENCY Qatari Riyal
TIME ZONE
GMT+3 hours in winter; GMT+2 hours in the summer
CLIMATE
Warm year-round temperatures, hotter in the summer months
GETTING THERE
Qatar Airways flies directly from the UK to Doha 71 times* a week with flights from London Heathrow, Manchester, Edinburgh and, from
March 30, Birmingham. *including Birmingham services
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