Park Inn by Radisson Blue

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Details of Park Inn by Radisson Blue

Other nearby attractions include Yas Waterworld and Ferrari World Abu Dhabi, the world’s largest indoor amusement park. The hotel’s 204 rooms and suites feature amenities like Free Wireless High-speed Internet. Guests can savour delicious cuisine at Mint and Amerigos Mexican Bar and Restaurant, and order refreshing cocktails at Sands pool bar. Take advantage of fitness facilities like a swimming pool, tennis court and fully equipped gym. Ideal for conferences and seminars, this Abu Dhabi hotel boasts 2 well-equipped meeting rooms with space for up to 30 delegates.

  • The hotel is only 15 minutes from the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC), Zayed Sports City and the Diplomatic Area.
  • Guest rooms feature views of the Arabian Gulf, Yas Marina Circuit or Yas Links Golf Club.
  • Enjoy delicious Mexican fare at Amerigos, international favourites at Mint, and refreshing beverages at Sands Pool Bar.
  • Free Wireless High-speed Internet is available throughout the hotel.
  • Fitness and leisure facilities include an on-site tennis court, outdoor swimming pool, health club, fully equipped gym and a play area for children.
  • The versatile event space offers natural daylight and modern audiovisual equipment.
  • This hotel in Abu Dhabi participates in a number of Responsible Business activities, designed to offset carbon emissions and benefit the local community.

 

 

Short Overview

Perched between the coastline and Dubai, this hotel in Abu Dhabi is just a short walk from Yas Beach. A golf course, marina and car racing circuit are located within 3 kilometres of the hotel. The central business district is only a 20-minute drive away. 

  • Air conditionAir condition
  • Family friendlyFamily friendly
  • GolfGolf
  • HoneymoonHoneymoon
  • InternetInternet
  • PoolPool
  • SpaSpa
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