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HE Sheikh Hamdan has appointed ’Hotel Le Bristol Paris’, owned by one of the most prestigious European luxury hotel companies, the Oetker Hotel Collection, to manage ’Le Bristol Abu Dhabi’. The ultra deluxe hotel is scheduled to open in the capital Abu Dhabi in 2012 and will definitely set new standards in the hospitality sector in the Middle East.
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Announcing the appointment, HE Sheikh Hamdan said: ’We are delighted to welcome the Oetker Hotel Collection and to work with them to manage Le Bristol Abu Dhabi, as we have recognized the common spirit of the group and the incomparable individuality of the various hotels. Superbly located in the heart of Abu Dhabi, this city resort will bring a new dimension of classic European hotel luxury and style infused with French flair to Abu Dhabi. The hotel will extend unparalleled service levels, which will reflect the highly individualized nature of its Parisian sister hotel.’
HE Sheikh Hamdan added: ’We have chosen the family-owned Oetker Hotel Collection due to their selective acquisitions as a long-term engagement and their distinctive tastes for outstanding locations.’
Once operational, Le Bristol Abu Dhabi will feature 250 luxury guestrooms with a minimum size of 40 square metres and suites with private fitness and amenities. Guest facilities and services will include various exciting and contemporary gastronomic choices with a high market Café and a gourmet restaurant, a selection of banqueting rooms with daylight and stunning seaside views for up to 300 persons.
This will be accompanied by a superb Spa inspired by the Brenner’s Park Hotel & Spa in Baden&Baden, also a member of the Oetker Hotel Collection, and long time considered as one of the best spas in Europe. A private beach and a private marina next to the hotel complement this wonderful ensemble.
’We are aware of the strength, unique heritage and reputation of the name Hotel Le Bristol Paris. It was awarded as ’2008 World’s Best Hotel’ by The Institutional Investor- one of the most renowned business publications,’ HE Sheikh Hamdan added.
Le Bristol Paris, a symbol of luxury and joie de vivre, located on the world-famous rue du Faubourg Saint&8208;Honoré, like the other hotels of the collection has also been recognized for the quality of its innovative gastronomy awarded by the most demanding guides.
’We are thrilled to be part of the impressive tourism development which contains all aspects of Abu Dhabi’s heritage and culture while protecting its natural resources. Complementing the impressive cultural line-up under development, such as the Louvre Abu Dhabi and The Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Museum among others, we are excited to bring the finest European hotel heritage of peerless quality to Abu Dhabi. Beyond doubt, it will blend perfectly with the legendary Arabic hospitality,’ said Frank Marrenbach, CEO of the Oetker Hotel Collection.
’Le Bristol Abu Dhabi represents an important milestone in our expansion strategy and we feel extremely honoured to work with His Excellency Sheikh Hamdan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan. We foresee a hotel growth of 10 to 15 hotels within the next 10 years. I truly believe that our concept deserves cautious growth as we only seek the most prestigious locations in the world and the finest and most talented employees to give our hotels the right soul. Both are like a gold nugget, hard to find. There will be no compromise on either one of it and we will carefully select our future projects,’ said Frank Marrenbach.
The hotels of the Oetker Hotel Collection are where the ultimate in European hospitality is celebrated, where elegance is experienced in magnificent settings and where social and cultural exchange is cultivated. For leisure and business guests alike, the name Oetker Hotel Collection has long been associated with style, nobility and efficiency. The hotels are cultural treasures maintained for future generations to experience as each hotel is rooted in the tradition of European Grand Hotel keeping and at the same time dedicated to looking towards the future.
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