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Pierwsze apartamenty Millennium brandowane w Abu-Dhabi

Nowy standard mieszkań

Millennium Hotels & Resorts Middle East & Africa prezentuje swoje pierwsze brandowane rezydencje w Abu-Dhabi — Millennium Residences Saadiyat Island. To nowy standard luksusowego życia nadbrzeżnego.

Przestronne apartamenty z widokiem

Kompleks oferuje 85 przemyślanych jednostek, od studiów po apartamenty 1- i 2-sypialniowe. Każdy zapewnia panoramiczne widoki na Zatokę Arabską lub horyzont Abu-Dhabi.

Wyjątkowa lokalizacja

Położone w kulturalnej dzielnicy miasta, kilka kroków od plaży Saadiyat, niedaleko Luwru Abu Dhabi i Domu Rodzin Abrahamowych.

Komfort hotelu, wygoda domu

Każdy apartament wyposażony w kuchnię, smart TV, Wi-Fi oraz nowoczesne udogodnienia. Idealne dla rodzin, biznesmenów, podróżnych i długoterminowych gości — łącząc hotelową obsługę z domową atmosferą.

Udogodnienia dla stylu życia

Do dyspozycji mieszkańców: basen infinity na dachu, nowoczesne siłownie wewnętrzne i zewnętrzne, bezpośredni dostęp do plaży, a także bliskość atrakcji Yas Island — Ferrari World, Warner Bros. World i Yas Waterworld.

Nowa era gościnności

Khaled Amer podkreśla, że to więcej niż miejsce do mieszkania; to destynacja stylu życia, łącząca kulturowy klimat i nadmorski czar Abu-Dhabi z komfortem i elastycznością.

To pierwszy brandowany projekt w portfelu firmy, wpisujący się w dążenie Abu-Dhabi do roli światowego centrum kultury, biznesu i rekreacji.

Millennium & Copthorne Hotels posiada ponad 145 nieruchomości globalnie, w tym około 60 hoteli (15 000 pokoi) w regionie MEA i 32 w budowie.

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