Weekends at an oasis of leisure are the promise of the Sheraton Jumeirah
Beach Resort & Towers, which, following a major refurbishment of rooms
and restaurants, is adding a new wellness centre as part of its extensive
range of recreation facilities.
According to Executive Assistant Manager, Arjun Channa, the new
massage and treatment menu being devised will be an added bonus for guests, complementing the lush landscaping, beach and aquatic facilities,
and al fresco dining that makes the resort a perfect retreat, whether for a
breakaway weekend or a longer holiday.
The hotel is offering a Weekend package of Dhs 450 net per night for a
double room (double occupancy) inclusive of breakfast and buffet dinner at the Palm Garden restaurant. These prices are available until September
15, 2003.
"With the hundreds of palm trees in our gardens, we have a real oasis
here, one that provides shelter during the heat of the day and an atmosphere of tropical magic under moonlit skies," he said.
At the Sheraton Jumeirah Beach Resort & Towers - located on Dubai's
famed Jumeirah beach - marine sports facilities include water ski-ing and
parasailing, banana boats, knee-boards and windsurfers, while tennis, squash and beach volleyball are also on offer, and the little ones can
enjoy their own Pirate's Club with activities from face-painting to football.
As well as weekend barbecues, visitors can alternatively dine on the Palm
Garden terrace, or at the Beach Bar restaurant by the pool.
"Whether visits prefer to read a book on the beach or take to the water,
with family or just a special partner, there's something for everyone at the
Sheraton Jumeirah Beach Resort & Towers," said Channa.
"We're just 20 minutes' from Dubai's superb shopping malls and souks, a
short drive from Emirates Golf Club, and enjoy an anchor position on the
Jumeirah beachfront, where visitors can see the new Palm island project take shape as the eighth wonder of the world,"
The hotel has recently been fully renovated with all rooms and suites
featuring custom-designed furnishings and fabrics, new tiled floors and fully interactive televisions offering direct Internet access, Sony play
stations and on-screen access to services such as in-room dining and destination information.
New restaurants include The Grill Room, a stylish brick and wood venue
with open kitchen featuring speciality Australian and US meats and the all-day meeting place, The Coffee House, while the popular Peacock
restaurant has been revamped with a Zen-style design. |