Buddha-Bar Hotel to make Middle East debut in Dubai
When it comes to iconic hotels, Dubai doesn't mess around. From the ultra-luxurious The Atlantis duo to One&Only One Za'abeel, the city knows how to roll out the red carpet. Now it's getting ready to unveil the region's very first Buddha-Bar Hotel & Floating Villas and Buddha-Bar Beach Honeymoon Island.
Set within The Heart of Europe on The World Islands, Buddha-Bar Hotel & Floating Villas and Buddha-Bar Beach Honeymoon Island will mark the brand's hotel debut in the Middle East. Currently, the Buddha Bar brand operates a restaurant in Dubai, a beach club in Abu Dhabi and a cafe in Ras Al Khaimah. And existing hotels are located in Czech Republic and Armenia.
The upcoming hotel will feature a unique design. Expect a mix of global culture and spacious and sensory spaces to soak you in the ambiance.
Buddha-Bar Hotel will be an overwater property, featuring 162 keys. It will be home to beautiful artsy interiors and a luxurious setting where you can enjoy. Expect to see natural materials and tech-infused within the design. With birds chirping and the sound of the waves, your stay and spa experience at Buddha-Bar Hotel will be nothing short of serene.
Just a short stroll away from the hotel will be the Buddha-Bar Beach Honeymoon Island. Designed as a round-the-clock hub, this destination is where you can indulge in barefoot luxury amidst the bohemian vibes. Think Mediterranean design, cocktails and bites and DJs spinning the best of tunes. Whether you prefer sunrise yoga sessions or epic sundowners, Buddha-Bar Beach Honeymoon Island is poised to become a favourite party destination.
Buddha-Bar Hotel & Floating Villas and Buddha-Bar Beach Honeymoon Island are expected to be developed within the next two years, however, an exact opening date is yet to be announced. But once ready, it's guaranteed to offer a unique take on luxury in the UAE.
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