MADINAT JUMEIRAH The Arabian dream destination, Madinat Jumeirah scores highly as a resort destina- tion with facilities that can equally well serve up an exceptional event or meeting. Featuring three hotels including 29 court-
yard summer houses scattered around land- scape waterways – with a total inventory of 874 rooms – the complex also has more than 40 restaurants and bars, a modern souk presented in a traditional style, the Talise Spa, two-kilometre private beach, the Quay healthclub, a 442-seat theatre and conference centre, plus free guest access to the nearby Wild Wadi Waterpark. The Dar Al Masyaf courtyard houses and
Malakiya Villas have private pools, open courtyards and access to the resort by the waterways on dedicated abra boats, offering an option for a corporate retreat. Sea or Burj Al Arab views plus beachfront,
pier end, rooftop, waterside, courtyard and island locations are among the options for restaurant dining. The conference facilities are also extensive, ranging from the Joharah Ballroom that can take 1,120 banquet- style and the smaller Murjaan ballroom, to breakout terraces and smaller boardrooms, plus a 1,000 capacity amphitheatre and the Fort Island, a private island in the lagoon that offers a secluded venue for up to 200.
Both large conferences and events and corporate retreats.
Jumeirah Beach, Sheikh Zayed Road, Media City and Internet City.
The Talise Spa is a destination spa in itself, with 26 spacious treatment villas spread around a vast landscaped area, a restaurant serving healthy food, pool and extensive relaxation areas, sauna and steam rooms. The resort also features The Quay health club with an indoor pool, aerobics studio, weight-training zone, squash courts, functional training zone and interactive training equipment.
+971 4 3666380
jumeirah.com
We rate: The one-stop shop, with every- thing from conference halls to island galas, spa to retail, in one place. Dining options are exceptional.
THE ADDRESS DOWNTOWN DUBAI Part of a 63-storey tower that includes 196 rooms and suites and 626 serviced apart- ments, The Address Downtown Dubai is the flagship of the group and benefits from a stunning location between the Dubai Mall and the world’s tallest building, Burj Khalifa. The lagoon and nightly fountain display
provide a magnificent backdrop to a venue that is both modern in design and imbued with the spirit of the hospitality of the region. The venue includes a ballroom with capacity for up to 550 guests receeption-style and is divisible into three, plus a board- room and two flexible meeting rooms. Other features of the hotel include seven
restaurants and lounges with Asian, Latino and international cuisine, plus the Neos sky lounge on the 63rd
floor with its art deco interiors and exceptional city views.
Those with a yen for the spectacular, from the Burj Khalifa and The Dubai Fountain to the panorama views all around the property.
Downtown Dubai, Sheikh Zayed Road, Business Bay and DIFC.
The Spa on level 13 features 11 treatment rooms, steam and aroma rooms, an ice cave, relaxation areas and fitness centre, while a chilled infinity pool cascades over five levels with Burj Khalifa views as a bonus.
+971 4 4368888
theaddress.com/en/hotel/downtown-dubai
We rate: The Calabar sundowner terrace and Neos sky lounge, proximity to the retail therapy of Dubai Mall and first-rate service.
THE WESTIN DUBAI MINA SEYAHI BEACH RESORT & MARINA A range of lively food and beverage outlets, extensive landscaped grounds, private beach and a harmonious neo-classical design are features of this Starwood resort that appeal to both corporate and leisure guests, but the addition of exceptional meeting facilities is the icing on the cake. As well as an outdoor amphitheatre that
makes the most of the beachfront location facing Palm Jumeirah, the hotel also offers seven meeting rooms with a capacity of 1,500 including a ballroom of nearly 800 square metres that can cater for up to 1,200 guests, down to a 14-seat boardroom. Dining venues include extensive
terraces, a grill, Asian, signature Italian with rooftop pizzeria, international bras- serie with live cooking and a wine bar. The 294-room Westin Mina Seyahi also
offers a sustainable meeting package that reduces paper and other product consump- tion, as well as including the planting of a tree on the property for each package sold.
Seamlessly co-hosting corporate events and leisure downtime, with plenty of opportunity for al fresco galas.
Palm Jumeirah, Media City and Internet City, Dubai Marina and Jebel Ali Free Zone.
The Heavenly Spa has 11 treatment rooms, sauna, steam and changing facilities, while the gym features state- of-the-art Kinesis equipment.
+971 4 5117323
westin.com/dubaiminaseyahi
We rate: The amphitheatre and barbecue facilities, excellent food and the superior team standards that cater to every requirement.
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