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The epitome of contemporary design, understated luxury and discreet sophistication, 202 guest rooms and 74 lavish suites have panoramic views of Abu Dhabi’s skyline or the crystal clear waters of the Arabian Gulf, making Le Royal Méridien Abu Dhabi the perfect choice for the business or personal traveler looking for a modern, refined hotel in the heart of the UAE’s capital city.

The forward-looking hotel provides a mouth-watering array of first class restaurants, bistros and bars, including the first Jean-Georges Restaurant in the UAE, Stratos, the city’s only revolving bar with 360^o views of Abu Dhabi,coffee culture brought to life with illy and the onlyauthentic Irish pub in the city.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Check-in from 15:00
Check out at 12:00
Located in the heart of the commercial district
Short Walk from the shopping district and Corniche
30 minute drive from the Airport

Short Overview

Recently transformed with a comprehensive renovation and refurbishment, Le Royal Méridien Abu Dhabi is the perfect location for both business and pleasure. It is ideally located in the heart of Abu Dhabi’s commercial district, yet only a short walk from the shopping districts and the shimmering sands of the Corniche.

Hotel Amenities

Air condition
Family friendly
Honeymoon
Internet
Pool
Sports

Type of accommodation

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