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Towering above the town of Liwa Mezairah, the hotel rewards visitors with two contrasting views of lush green foliage and golden brown dunes. This secluded desert hideaway offers a number of restaurants, an outdoor pool, and a full range of amenities to complement the surrounding desert beauty.

Activities:
Tennis court,
Sauna,
Fitness centre/gym,
Outdoor pool

Hotel services:
24 hour front desk,
Disabled access,
Express check in,
Laundry,
ATM on site

Room amenities:
In-room safe

Short Overview

Located in Liwa, Abu Dhabi’s Western Region, the 111 room Tilal Liwa Hoteloverlooks the scenic Liwa Oasis on one side and the legendary Rub Al Khali (Empty Quarter) Desert on the other.

Hotel Amenities

Air condition
Family friendly
Honeymoon
Internet
Pool
Spa
Sports
Wedding

Type of accommodation

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