VENUE PROFILE / THE RITZ-CARLTON ABU DHABI, GRAND CANAL The Ritz-Carlton’s largest ever property wows with materials, attention to detail and views
ABU DHABI’S NEW VENETIAN VENUE
Set amidst beautifully landscaped gardens with its own private beach overlook- ing the Grand Canal, the newly opened The Ritz-Carlton Abu Dhabi, Grand Canal features 447 luxurious guestrooms and suites, as well as 85 villas. Its dramatic architecture is inspired by 15th to early 17th century Renaissance architecture and the unique urban planning of the city of Venice. This latest addition to The Ritz-Carlton portfolio is its 81st hotel worldwide,
and the group’s ninth in the Middle East region. It is the third largest The Ritz- Carlton in the world, and largest in terms of built area, with some 102 separate buildings on the 57 acre site. This waterfront resort comprises ten main stately buildings arranged in a
crescent formation, completed with artfully designed water features and mani- cured gardens spread throughout the 230,670 square meter property. According to PR Director, Lynn Gervais, The Ritz-Carlton Abu Dhabi, Grand Canal is ideal for high-level conferences and meetings.
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There are 2,182 square meters of flexible space, including the magnificent 1,550 square meter Roma Ballroom, and 14 meeting rooms. The lobby-level Roma ballroom is divisible by
three, and can host events for up to 1,000 people. It forms the key element of the conference, meetings and events area, which includes a business centre, internet lounges, prayer rooms and a bridal suite, and features a 600 square meter pre-function area. The lobby level also features five meeting
rooms, ranging from 20 square metres to 85. Upstairs, on level one, the four Napoli rooms
offer 27 and 30 square metre spaces to suit all requirements, along with a 155 square metre con-
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