Rosewood Abu Dhabi

Rosewood Abu Dhabi Style: Classic Luxury Rooms: 189 Rating: 92 Excellent 3911 Reviews Photo Gallery Located on Al Maryah Island at the core of Abu Dhabi’s new Central Business District, between the prestigious commercial development Sowwah Square and the Cleveland Clinic, Rosewood Abu Dhabi brings peerless style and service to the UAE. Inspired by the glistening Arabian Gulf, the ultra-luxury hotel features 189 spacious guest rooms offering dramatic views of the Arabian Gulf and the Abu Dhabi skyline. The 34-story tower offers a unique interpretation of Middle East architectural elements with comfortable furnishings and warm color palettes representative of the region’s rich history. Rosewood Abu Dhabi provides a sophisticated and warm residential style of living. The hotel’s 189 rooms and suites feature stylishly contemporary furnishings complemented with modern regional artwork and traditional accessories. All rooms feature thoughtful amenities including an iPad® room navigation system, media centre with 55” flat-screen TV, oversized Villeroy & Boch bath tub and Pratesi Egyptian cotton linen. Each and every accommodation features floorto- ceiling windows to bring the vibrancy of the Arabian Gulf into every room. And, all guests enjoy round-the-clock professional butler service.

Location Summary
Abu Dhabi is the capital city and largest of the seven emirates that make up the UAE. The island capital is located on the northeastern part of the Persian Gulf in the Arabian Peninsula. It is less than 250 meters from the mainland and is joined to the mainland by a series of bridges including Maqta and Mussafah bridges. Year-round sunshine, pristine beaches, spectacular sand dunes and a vibrant cosmopolitan atmosphere await visitors to Abu Dhabi. These, combined with distinctive Arabian hospitality, mystique and a world-class infrastructure make Abu Dhabi an enchanting destination to visit for business or leisure.

Directions to Hotel
Abu Dhabi International Airport, is the UAE’s second busiest airport, and the home base of Abu Dhabi’s flag carrier Etihad. Launched in 2003, Etihad Airways continues to expand rapidly and now has a global route network that connects Abu Dhabi to United States, Australia and Europe. A viable alternative is to fly into Dubai International Airport in the neighboring emirate of Dubai and continue by limousine or taxi. Travelling by car along the five-lane E11 highway between Dubai and Abu Dhabi, the country’s heaviest travelled route, is a 130 km drive that takes approximately two hours.

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