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Layia Oak, Dubai to Open in November
OCTOBER 17, 2008. Layia Oak Hotel & Suites will open this November in Dubai Al Barsha district, heralding the arrival of a new brand and new hospitality concept to Dubai.The four-star property will be the first hotel venture of Layia Hospitality, and combines the group’s expertise in running Hotels & Suites.
“Layia Oak Hotel & Suites will set a new precedent in hospitality, offering all the comforts and conveniences of home backed up with the world-class hotel brand services. We believe this concept in hospitality will prove popular with both business and leisure travellers, as people demand more from their accommodation offering,” said Mohamed Awadalla, Area Vice President, Layia Hospitality.
The 14-storey iconic glass and steel structure will become a new landmark in hospitality in Dubai’s bustling business district. Located in Al Barsha area facing The Greens, off Sheikh Zayed Road, 5 minutes away from stunning Mall of the Emirates and the Battuta Mall, Layia Oak Hotel & Suites is just 25 minutes away from the Dubai International Airport, 10 minutes away from the DIFC, the Exhibition and Convention Centre, the Jebel Ali Free Zone, World Central and Emirates Golf Course. Media City, Internet City, Knowledge Village & Emmar Business Park are all adjacent to the property.
Combining the comfort and high-end services, Layia Oak Hotel & Suites will offer a total of 161 rooms and 75 & 160 sqm. “All units are spacious, modern, tastefully and elegantly furnished. They are fully equipped up to the smallest detail including a premier quality of beds and high speed internet facilities throughout the property,” said Awadalla.
Each unit is designed as a self-contained unit, with LCD TV, cooker, microwave, washing/drying machine, fridge, and safe in each type of accommodation. With a fully fitted kitchen in all units, guests can cater for themselves, or choose from one of three stylish dining outlets offering mouth watering dishes.
Petals all day dining restaurant, located on the ground level, is the main dining venue of the hotel. It showcases an extensive range of buffet for breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as offering an a la carte option. The cuisine is contemporary Middle Eastern with an international touch.
Vanilla café & lounge offers a comfortable lounge in the hotel’s lobby offering coffee, tea, desserts and beverages. Vanilla is a great place to spend an afternoon with friends or to relax after dinner and enjoy chill out music. For those preferring al fresco dining, the Waves Pool Lounge offers snacks and chilled drinks around the swimming pool.
Layia Oak Hotel & Suites is also perfectly appointed for the business traveller. Enjoying a prominent position in the heart of ‘New Dubai’, close to many of the Emirate’s leading business parks, the hotel is the ideal location for corporate guests.
Meeting & Conferences facilities at Layia Oak Hotel & Suites provides guests with unsurpassed comfort and refined service. “State-of-the-art audio visual, sound and lighting, elegant tabletop accessories, exquisite food and beautiful flowers will be offered at all events in Oak Meeting Rooms or Summit Meeting Rooms,” explained Awadalla. Once business is completed, guests can relax by the pool, enjoy a Jacuzzi or work up a sweat in the 24-hour Powerzone Fitness Centre.
Opening in November, Layia Oak Hotel & Suites promises to offer the very best in hospitality with all the comforts of home.
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