(TAN): Radisson Hotel Group has announced the debut of its fourth brand in the UAE, the upscale Radisson, with the opening of Radisson Hotel Dubai DAMAC Hills. This latest addition brings the group’s presence to 14 hotels in the United Arab Emirates and 77 hotels, resorts and serviced apartments in operation and under development across the Middle East.
Located in a newly-developed, family-friendly neighbourhood, the Radisson Hotel Dubai DAMAC Hills is a perfect home base for both business and leisure travellers alike. The hotel is conveniently situated close to a range of activities and attractions including the nearby IMG Worlds of Adventure, Global Village and Dubai Autodrome. An ideal location for golfers, Radisson Hotel Dubai DAMAC Hills is in close proximity to five golf courses such as Trump International Golf Course and Els Golf Club, some of the finest in the Middle East.
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Surrounded by lush green parks and community lakes, this upscale, full-service hotel features 481 contemporary, spacious, and stylish hotel rooms and apartments, all with balconies overlooking the majestic fairways and greens. Natural colors and furnishings blend seamlessly to create balanced energy and enhance long-lasting, memorable experiences.
While staying at the hotel, guests have access to the fitness center, outdoor pool, complimentary parking and free Wi-Fi. For those who wish to pamper themselves the hotel’s Dreamworks Spa features four private treatment areas and one couples room, the perfect place to sit back and relax.
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“We are delighted to introduce our fourth brand, the fast-growing upscale Radisson, to the United Arab Emirates and open the doors of our fourteenth hotel in the country. The UAE remains a key market for us with a robust pipeline of hotels scheduled to open within the next 24 months,” said Tim Cordon, area senior vice president, Middle East and Africa, at Radisson Hotel Group.
