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hot property
Upgraded Just Opened
Four Seasons Beirut opened last month ing chalets. Facilities include a spa, piano
with 230 rooms and suites, spa, and a lounge, English pub and dive centre.
roof-top cocktail and tapas lounge called ■ marriott.com
Club 26. Prices from £258 per night B&B.
ts
■ fourseasons.com/beirut The Rose Rayhaan by Rotana has opened in
esor
Dubai, holding the title of the world’s tallest
Marriott has opened its first property in hotel at 333 metres. It is the second addition
Oman, the Salalah Marriott Resort. Located to the alcohol-free Rayhaan brand.
fles Hotels and R
Raf on Mirbat Cove it features 237 rooms includ- ■ rotana.com
Raffles hotel Dubai has refurbished and
rebranded its Fire & Ice restaurant.
Coming soon
Originally a “special occasion” European
eatery, it is now an “affordable luxury”
steakhouse with mains from £16. The Tiger Woods Dubai will feature a Jaz Hotels, Resorts & Cruises is opening six
■ Reservations: dining.dubai@raffles.com boutique hotel by designer Elie Saab and the new hotels in Sharm El Sheikh, including
first golf course designed by Tiger Woods. Riva Club in March and Il Mercato in May.
Jebel Ali International Hotels has refurbished ■ tigerwoodsdubai.com ■ jaz.travel
rooms at the Jebel Ali Golf Resort & Spa,
Dubai. Guests who book before April 30 for The Hyatt at Capital Centre will open in Fairmont Hotels is opening the 858-room
stays between May 8 and September 9, 2010 mid-2010. With its eye-catching leaning Makkah Clock Royal Tower in Saudi Arabia,
are entitled to a free upgrade to half-board. design it aims to become a famous landmark. featuring an iconic 40m-diameter clockface.
■ jebelali-international.com ■ hyatt.com ■ fairmont.com
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