InterContinental Abu Dhabi

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Details of InterContinental Abu Dhabi

LANGUAGES SPOKEN BY STAFF

Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Greek, Hindi, Russian, Spanish, Tagalog

CURRENCY

AED

ACCESSIBILITY

  • Guestroom Accessibility Details
    • ADA Door Locks & Hardware
    • Wheelchair Accessible Closets
    • Wheelchair Accessible HVAC & Light Controls
    • Furniture can be rearranged for added space
    • Wheelchair Accessible Rooms & Routes
    • Bathroom Cord/Button Emergency System
    • Bedroom Cord/Button Emergency System
    • Grab Bars/Adequate Maneuvering Space/Tall Toilets
    • Adequate Turning Space
    • Padded Plumbing/Clearance Beneath Vanity
  • Elevator Accessibility Details
    • All Level Elevator Access
    • Wheelchair Accessible Elevator
    • Elevator Near Accessible Rooms
  • Public Area Accessibility Details
    • Public Restroom: Wheelchair Accessible Stalls
    • Wheelchair Accessible Hotel Entrance
    • Wheelchair Available
    • Wheelchair Accessible Public Restroom
    • Restaurant Wheelchair Seating
    • Public Facilities Accessible
  • Parking Accessibility Details
    • Flat Terrain Between Parking/Entrance
    • Wheelchair Accessible Curb Cuts/Street Parking
    • Accessible Parking Spaces with Posted Signs
    • Disabled/Accessible Parking
    • Wheelchair Accessible Parking/4 Spaces

PET POLICY

  • Pets are not allowed on the premises of the hotel.

WIFI

  • Standard Rooms
  • Executive Rooms
  • Suites
  • Business Center
  • Meeting Convention Space
  • Public Areas
  • Premium speed WIFI is available

TRANSPORTATION

  • Abu Dhabi International Airport (AUH)
  • Estimated taxi Cost : 130.0 AED
  • Estimated time by taxi : 25 minutes
  • Dubai International Airport (DXB)
  • Estimated taxi Cost : 450.0 AED
  • Estimated time by taxi : 120 minutes

Short Overview

Urban style meets beachfront leisure at this 5-star Abu Dhabi resort, set high on a hill between downtown businesses and the Corniche. With dazzling views of the skyline and Arabian Gulf, this landmark hotel in Abu Dhabi is prized for its white-sand beach, marina and buzzing restaurants overlooking the water. From spa treats and squash to sunset cocktails, friendly staff help you make the most of your leisure time – and fast, free Wi-Fi means you can stay connected while sunbathing by the pool.

  • Air conditionAir condition
  • Family friendlyFamily friendly
  • GolfGolf
  • HoneymoonHoneymoon
  • InternetInternet
  • On the beachOn the beach
  • PoolPool
  • SpaSpa
  • SportsSports
  • WeddingWedding

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