Bangkok based Thai hospitality chain Dusit International will soon unveil its first branded residence outside of Thailand, with the soft opening of Dusit Residence Dubai Marina. The 35 storey landmark tower will contain a total of 146 premier serviced residences, overlooking the lifestyle enclave of Dubai Marina.
The Dusit Residence aims to cater for both business and leisure travellers.
“For business travellers, we are only five minutes away from Dubai Media City, Knowledge Village and Dubai Internet City,” said Dalip Singh, general manager, Dusit Residence Dubai Marina. “For our leisure guests we are within easy reach of Ibn Battuta and Mall of the Emirates, not to mention the extensive lifestyle facilities in the Marina itself.”
The contemporary five star residence is tastefully designed with a comprehensive range of integrated facilities for both short and long staying guests, featuring three food and beverage outlets, including the Dusit Gourmet and a Fusion Lounge, as well as a fully equipped health centre with swimming pool. A spa complete with Thai massage and foot reflexology will open later next year.
Singh said, “Our residences are fully equipped with everything from quality brand toasters and washing machines to wireless internet and iPod docking stations, along with spectacular panoramic views. In addition we have state-of-the-art meeting rooms as well as mobile office support, which can be installed in the guest’s residence, complete with secretarial assistance if necessary.”
Dusit Residence Dubai Marina is now the third Dusit property in Dubai, with a residence in Al Barsha and the flagship property Dusit Thani which opened in 2001 and lies in the financial centre of Dubai.
“So far we have three Dusit properties in Dubai, with another three properties to come on Palm Jumeirah, which are due for completion within the next few years. We will also be launching in Abu Dhabi before the end of next year and our new Dusit Thani Lake View hotel in Cairo is due to open in January 2009. Our brand expansion in the Middle East is now beginning to take shape, it is becoming a reality,” added Singh.
