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The contemporary 325-room building now features 200 new-look rooms, which have undergone complete in-room décor renovation, including new carpets, curtains, fresh linens, modern furniture and bathrooms. The new look gives the rooms a warmer, more relaxed and up-to-date feel, while contemporary fittings have been installed, as well as modern art throughout the hotel.
'Having operated the hotel for more than 30 years, we acknowledged the need for a radical refurbishment of our premier beachfront property in the capital. The renovation has been specifically designed to enhance the feel and ambience of the rooms, and bring it in line with Hilton's global brand and product standards,' said Jean Welti, the hotel's General Manager.
The major upgrade also included the banqueting rooms, the lobby, the main restaurant La Terrazza, and the capital's first BiCE - the world famous Italian restaurant. The hotel's other food and beverage outlets include Hemingway's South American Bistro, a casual restaurant with an award winning menu and live music, Vasco's, named after the discoverer - a lively modern restaurant serving food from the far corners of the globe, and the Jazz Bar, Abu Dhabi's most popular nightspot with a six piece live Jazz band guaranteed to get guests dancing.
Business guests can also now enjoy high-speed internet connection in all rooms, and wireless access in public areas. The Hilton Abu Dhabi stretches along the Corniche and boasts the city's best beach club, the Hiltonia Beach Club and Spa. With the new look, the property offers both leisure and business guests the ideal location when visiting the UAE capital.
Landmark Hilton Abu Dhabi gets new look
Hilton International, the world's leading hotel brand, has unveiled a new interior look at its flagship Abu Dhabi property including the capital's first world famous BiCE restaurant.
- United Arab Emirates: Sunday, June 05 - 2005 at 15:48
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Hilton International (HI), an operating division of the UK based Hilton Group plc, owns the rights to the Hilton brand name throughout the world, with the exception of the USA, where the Hilton brand is owned and managed by Hilton Hotels Corporation (HHC).HI currently operates 32 hotels in the Middle East - 17 hotels in Egypt, eight hotels in the UAE, three in Saudi Arabia and one each in Bahrain, Oman and Kuwait. Hilton's heritage in the Arabian Peninsula stretches back over 30 years, when it became the first international hotel brand to open a property in the UAE - the Hilton Al Ain in 1972. New Hilton properties are under development in Jeddah - Saudi Arabia, and Doha - Qatar, in addition to the Arabian Peninsula's first Conrad hotel in Dubai.
Hilton International operates 403 hotels, with some 261 branded Hilton and 142 under the mid-market Scandic brand. Under a joint venture agreement, Hilton International and the North American based Hilton Hotels Corporation (HHC) share responsibility for the Conrad brand, which includes 17 hotels in 12 countries.
A global marketing alliance between Hilton International and Hilton Hotels Corporation extends the number of hotels operated by both companies worldwide to over 2,700 - over 500 of which are branded Hilton.
Hilton Worldwide Resorts is an upscale, global resort network with a collection of 57 resorts, located in exotic places, making up the world's largest global choice. Currently, 36 resorts are operated by Hilton International - including four all-inclusive Coral by Hilton resorts, 18 by Hilton Hotels Corporation and three by Conrad. Hilton International Grand Vacations Company presently operates four resorts in Scotland and Egypt, comprising 271 time-ownership units.
Hilton International employs over 71,000 staff in 80 countries. Committed to doing business in a responsible way, Hilton International's aim is to bring a positive benefit to the societies in which it operates through high quality services, economic growth, environmental protection, community involvement and employment.
The Hilton Reservations Worldwide telephone numbers in the Middle East are as follows:
UAE - 8000 20000 11
Qatar - 800 97103
KSA - 800 82000 10
Egypt - 19009
Bahrain - 8000 4058
Jordan - 00 202 5805927
Kuwait - 371 1434
Lebanon - 00 202 5805928
Oman - 800 788788
Syria - 00 202 5805926
Posted by Anne-Birte Stensgaard, Senior News EditorSunday, June 05 - 2005 at 15:48 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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