KIDS GO FREE THIS SUMMER AT NOVOTEL WORLD TRADE CENTRE
Families will be pleased to learn that this summer, kids under 12 can stay for free and enjoy complimentary access to the Novotel's Kids Club. All guests will also receive a 30% discount on food and beverages at all in-house dining outlets across Accor hotels in Dubai World Trade Centre, including the international all-day dining Entre Nous and Café Cream at Novotel World Trade Centre, pan-Asian restaurant Wok & Co at ibis One Central, and the Mediterranean restaurant Twine at ibis World Trade Centre.
The newly renovated open lobby
Novotel World Trade Centre also offers the convenience of early check-in, late check-out, and a complimentary daily shuttle to main attractions and key locations in Dubai, such as Dubai Mall, Mall of the Emirates, Dubai Outlet Mall, and Kite Beach. Additionally, guests wishing to upgrade their stay with breakfast can do so upon arrival for only AED 45 per person or AED 75 per couple.
The hotel room
Featuring 412 modern rooms and suites, all spacious and contemporary, each room offers a relaxing environment with city views and comes complete with all the amenities needed for a comfortable stay.
Guests can start their day with a buffet breakfast and lunch at the all-day dining Entre-Nous Restaurant, located by the pool, or visit Café Cream for a quick snack. They can unwind with drinks and live music, such as jazz or Karaoke Nights, at Blue Bar, or enjoy the summer sun by the pool. Guests can also experience the newly renovated lobby of Novotel World Trade Centre, offering an open yet cosy space to lounge, read, or work.
SUMMER STAYCATION
WHEN: Now until 31 August 2025
Now until 31 August 2025 SPECIAL OFFERS: Kids under 12 can stay for free and get access to the Kids Club 30% discount on food and beverage, across Accor hotels in WTC (Novotel World Trade Centre, ibis One Central, and ibis World Trade Centre) Complimentary daily return shuttle to main attractions in Dubai (Dubai Mall, Mall of the Emirates, Dubai Outlet Mall, and Kite Beach) Early check-in or late check-out
WHERE: Novotel World Trade Centre, Dubai
Novotel World Trade Centre, Dubai PRICE: AED 149 per room per night AED 45 per person or AED 75 per couple to upgrade with breakfast
AED 149 per room per night RESERVATIONS: Contact +971 4 332 0000 or email
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To learn more about the offer, visit https://www.novotel-dubai-world-trade-centre.com/offers/your-ultimate-summer-city-escape-family-friendly-flexible/. For more information about Accor and its brands, visit https://all.accor.com/.
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