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ference room, which can house 130 people in theatre style, 70 in a classroom style or 66 in a U-shaped meeting. The upper level meeting suites – Firenze –


come in two sizes, three are 37 square metres; one is 27 square metres. On top of this, for a large scale event


in the cooler months, the stunning 14,450 square metre pool garden offers enough space to host an event for 5,000 people, or a banquet for up to 3,000 people. The pool garden includes a number of


olive trees imported from Spain, Australian grass, ornamental shrubs, flowering trees, and water features. There is also a 7,000 square metre ‘grand


lawn’ which can host functions for 500 peo- ple, or a banquet for 300. Business guests will appreciate The Ritz-


Carlton Club, a private floor accessible only by elevator key, offering five complimentary food and beverage presentations throughout the day with a dedicated concierge service. Guests can enjoy the 2,000 square meter


stand-alone spa catering to men and women with 15 private treatment rooms as well as a private beach and outdoor plunge pools. A fitness centre offers state-of-the-art equipment, a studio for group or private fit- ness classes, and personal trainers on request. A major scene-stealer is the 1,600 square meter outdoor swimming pool that accen- tuates the stunning landscape of the hotel. There are ten dining outlets. The hotel’s


all-day dining restaurant, Giornotte, features a lovely outdoor terrace overlooking the gar- dens; The Forge steak house offers specialty cuisine in a stylish and contemporary setting.


square metres 37,210


total of marbled area in the hotel


PROPERTY FEATURES & AMENITIES


• Business Centre offering services including secretarial assistance, printing, copying, binding, internet, fax, mailing and courier services.


• Wireless high speed internet service available at a supplement in all rooms and public areas, with complimentary access available in the Club Level Lounge.


• Separate Prayer Rooms for ladies and gentlemen.


• Sandy beach with lifeguard supervision


• Pool with lifeguard supervision


• Espa Spa including a steam room, a hammam, a hair & beauty salon and 15 treatment rooms


• Health Club open 24 hours a day


• Ritz Kids Club for children aged 4 to 12, and baby- sitting services


• Shops including Rivoli


• Currency exchange available 24 hours.


• Complimentary valet parking available 24 hours a day.


• Rental car services


Middle Eastern restaurant Mijana show- cases the best regional cooking, while Asian restaurant Li Jiang whets the appetite for all things spicy, authentic and Oriental, with a focus on dim sum. The property’s three signature res-


taurants are designed by internation- ally-renowned interior design firm, Super Potato, and integrate recycled and regionally-sourced materials, such as the clear tempered glass, mud wall, black granite stone and antique teak used in Li Jiang. For those who enjoy a more casual experience, there is Dolce, a coffee and gelato shop, an outdoor restaurant, Al Fresco; two poolside bars, a lobby lounge and a bar.


Roma Ballroom


The Ritz-Carlton Abu Dhabi, Grand Canal, Khor Al Manta, PO box 91888, Tel 02 818 8888, Fax 02 818 88088, ritzcarlton.com/abudhabi


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