Abu Dhabi Hotel advice
Mar 1st 2014, 7:47 am
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Abu Dhabi Hotel advice
Ladies and germs,
it seems I have to take the family to AD for a day or 2....someone did something to someone and it seems there is a baby boy born and apparently we MUST go see it...him and congratulate the parents on adding another one to their already overflowing numbers...grumble grumble!!
SO....might as well make the most of it and get myself a nice hotel with a private beach etc etc. Went to RAK ALhamra Fort last week and I must say I enjoyed the almost empty beaches and at 1400 aed for a 2 bedroom suite, it was doable, if only to be done once every few months.
So any suggestions, since I have never been there and dont want to end up anywhere too plastic if you know what I mean. It having its own beach is the only criteria I guess.
Cheers.
it seems I have to take the family to AD for a day or 2....someone did something to someone and it seems there is a baby boy born and apparently we MUST go see it...him and congratulate the parents on adding another one to their already overflowing numbers...grumble grumble!!
SO....might as well make the most of it and get myself a nice hotel with a private beach etc etc. Went to RAK ALhamra Fort last week and I must say I enjoyed the almost empty beaches and at 1400 aed for a 2 bedroom suite, it was doable, if only to be done once every few months.
So any suggestions, since I have never been there and dont want to end up anywhere too plastic if you know what I mean. It having its own beach is the only criteria I guess.
Cheers.
Mar 1st 2014, 8:32 am
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Re: Abu Dhabi Hotel advice
Ladies and germs,
it seems I have to take the family to AD for a day or 2....someone did something to someone and it seems there is a baby boy born and apparently we MUST go see it...him and congratulate the parents on adding another one to their already overflowing numbers...grumble grumble!!
SO....might as well make the most of it and get myself a nice hotel with a private beach etc etc. Went to RAK ALhamra Fort last week and I must say I enjoyed the almost empty beaches and at 1400 aed for a 2 bedroom suite, it was doable, if only to be done once every few months.
So any suggestions, since I have never been there and dont want to end up anywhere too plastic if you know what I mean. It having its own beach is the only criteria I guess.
Cheers.
it seems I have to take the family to AD for a day or 2....someone did something to someone and it seems there is a baby boy born and apparently we MUST go see it...him and congratulate the parents on adding another one to their already overflowing numbers...grumble grumble!!
SO....might as well make the most of it and get myself a nice hotel with a private beach etc etc. Went to RAK ALhamra Fort last week and I must say I enjoyed the almost empty beaches and at 1400 aed for a 2 bedroom suite, it was doable, if only to be done once every few months.
So any suggestions, since I have never been there and dont want to end up anywhere too plastic if you know what I mean. It having its own beach is the only criteria I guess.
Cheers.
Mar 1st 2014, 11:59 am
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Re: Abu Dhabi Hotel advice
heard lots of good reviews about St Regis recently, book with booking.com they have some good deals
Mar 2nd 2014, 3:04 am
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Re: Abu Dhabi Hotel advice
St Regis on Saadiyat - best beach by far
Mar 2nd 2014, 4:00 am
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Re: Abu Dhabi Hotel advice
Stayed at the Shangri La a while back and couldn't praise it high enough. Nice setting etc and the staff were actually pretty useful.
