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Royal Mansion AWARD-WINNING DINING


Whether your clients are seeking Michelin-starred mastery or classic comfort creations, they’ll find it at Atlantis The Royal. The resort is home to an impressive array of iconic gastronomic destinations, including Dinner by Heston Blumenthal; Nobu by the Beach, the restaurant’s first iteration in a beach club setting, where brand favourites such as miso black cod are served poolside; and Cloud 22, the day-to-night rooftop venue where refined light snacks can be enjoyed 22 floors above sea level alongside one of the best views in Dubai. Indeed, whether your client is


staying for two days or two weeks, they won’t be short of culinary


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delights. The resort boasts a total of 17 world-class restaurants and bars, giving guests the opportunity to dine around the world all from one place. Eight of the resort’s outlets are helmed by celebrity chefs, with the likes of José Andrés, Gastón Acurio and Ariana Bundy joining Heston Blumenthal and Nobu Matsuhisa on the star-studded listing. Enjoy sharing plates showcasing


the regional diversity of Spanish cuisine at Jaleo; the fresh flavours of the Greek isles at Milos; and refined Peruvian fare at La Mar. Persian delights such as Caspian-style filet kebab and rose-scented sea bass await at Ariana’s Persian Kitchen, while freshly baked treats crafted by baker-to-the-stars Mich Turner


can be found at Little Venice Cake Company. Can’t decide? Head to decadent all-day dining venue Gastronomy, which boasts myriad tastes from around the globe.


START THE NEW YEAR ON TOP


There are just a few days left to make the most of Atlantis The Royal’s exclusive limited-time January Campaign. Clients who book four nights will get a last night for free when they stay in Atlantis The Royal’s Rooms, Suites and Signature Penthouses. Book through your preferred trade partner or direct at atlantistheroyal.com


Dinner by Heston Blumenthal


Little Venice Cake Company


CREDITS: Brandon Barré Photography; MFL Photo/Mathieu Fiol


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