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26/04/2017 05:43 AST
DAMAC Properties, a leading luxury real estate developer in the region, announced that DAMAC Maison Bay's Edge will open in May 2017. Strategically located in Business Bay - the heart of the business, dining and shopping district of Dubai, the plush hotel with 250 keys will be the ideal place for business and leisure travelers alike.
A well-positioned base for exploring the city, DAMAC Maison Bay's Edge is a gateway to "the ultimate luxury", service and opulent experience, with views over the dazzling Dubai skyline and Downtown Dubai. Spread across 22 floors, this hotel offers refined living in spacious deluxe rooms, one, two and three bedroom suites with exceptional services and privacy. The luxurious hotel provides the perfect blend of business, leisure and entertainment and offers complimentary shuttle bus services to Dubai's key attractions.
Niall McLoughlin, Senior Vice President, DAMAC Properties, said: "We have witnessed an increase in tourist arrivals, in line with Dubai's strategic plan to have 25 million visitors by the year 2020. At the same time, the competitive environment has forced hoteliers to become more creative in their offerings to attract visitors and residents alike. Crafted for total tranquility, the luxurious guest rooms and suites at DAMAC Maison Bay's Edge provide a private Dubai accommodation where lavish furnishings, state-of-the-art entertainment systems, world-class amenities, stellar service and stunning views of Dubai entice guests to relax and unwind. The rooms and suites present the ideal opportunity to investors to tap into the growing tourism sector."
The staff at Maison Bay's Edge is set to cater to the needs of guests by providing an extensive range of services and facilities; from a personal chef that can cook in the comfort of the room, to a kids club.
where guests can leave their little ones safe.
Moreover, the central feature of the courtyard at DAMAC Maison Bay's Edge is the temperature-controlled swimming pool where guests can relax and rejuvenate. Children can enjoy at the shaded outdoor kid's pool and play areas. The gymnasium is located on the same floor and is equipped with high-tech machines. Additionally, the hotel also offers separate ladies and gents wellness areas, each housing a jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, showers, lockers and changing rooms.
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