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Wednesday, December 2 - 2009

Air Arabia hotel open by April 2010

  • United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, August 19 - 2009 at 11:05

Sharjah-based Air Arabia has said that construction of its 300-room three-star Centro Hotel at Sharjah Airport will be complete by April 2010. The concrete structure for all four floors of the hotel has been completed, and the hotel is anticipated to be completed below budget, the carrier has said. The property includes standard rooms and suites, a full casual-style dining area, in-room wireless internet connectivity and entertainment, gymnasiums and swimming pools, private meeting rooms and business centres. The hotel will be managed by Rotana Hotels under their Centro by Rotana brand.

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