The Ritz-Carlton, Dubai International Financial Centre Opens This Week

The Ritz-Carlton, Dubai International Financial Centre will open this week offering you the ultimate experience of luxury, style, elegance and comfort located in the heart of the exclusive Financial Centre in Dubai. The understated, yet handsome elegance of the limestone facade invites you into an experience you won't soon forget. All 341 beautiful guestrooms and suites (including two Royal Suites) include the most modern facilities and amenities while the service staff offers impeccable service 24 hours a day.

The rooms are spacious and ultra-elegant with plenty of technical amenities and amazing views of the hotel complex or the Financial Centre. Inside the room, you'll enjoy the state-of-the-art technology which includes wireless and wired internet access, a 32-inch LCD flat screen television, dual-line telephone with voice-mail and data-line capabilities, and a dedicated working area all leisurely nested within a relaxing setting. Your in-room safe will give you extra security for your valuables.

All guest rooms are king beds or 2 queens and offer the finest bedding experience with 400 thread count Frette linens. Bathrooms feature natural daylight and spaciousness with separate shower and soaking tub, which include luxurious bath products and plush terry robes and slippers. In the morning, you'll receive a complimentary newspaper along with your shoes shined to perfection. If you need a refreshment, the fully stocked mini-bar in each room will keep you satisfied unless you prefer the 24-hour in-room dining service. Of course, there's no need to stay in your room for food and refreshments when you can take advantage of a signature Thai fine-dining restaurant, charming French brasserie, classic steak house, or lounge and bar all within the hotel.

Rooms rates start under $300.

The Ritz-Carlton, Dubai International Financial Centre
PO Box 126034, Dubai United Arab Emirates
Phone: (9714) 3722222

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