HOTELS InterContinental Dubai Festival City - Glass Bottom Swimming Pool with Dubai Panorama

InterContinental Dubai Festival City - Glass Bottom Swimming Pool with Dubai Panorama

Oct. 1, 2018 by UNIQ Hotels

Location:

Dubai United Arab Emirates Middle East
Luxury

A mere stone’s throw from the Dubai World Trade Center and the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world, is the InterContinental Dubai Festival City. The hotel’s structure is modeled after the sailboats that can be seen all over the harbor and offer magnificent city views.

You can spend the day at nearby attractions, including malls, walking areas, beaches, and the famous Wild Wadi Waterpark. You can also charter camel rides in the Arabian Desert or play golf on the championship quality Al Badia Course from the hotel. In addition, the hotel offers a wide selection of food and drink options in its four restaurants and two bars.

If you are in Dubai on business, InterContinental is a great choice for you since it offers a wide array of business services, including a fully stocked business center, computers, secretarial services, and couriers. You can also travel to any business meetings in style or host prospective clients by hiring one of the hotel’s private chauffeured limousines.

Traveling with children is also easy at the InterContinental since they have their own special area in the hotel with a splash pool and leisure deck. From the children’s area, you can also walk directly to a 12 screen movie theater, bowling alley, and entertainment area.

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InterContinental Dubai Festival City exterior and the harbor
InterContinental Dubai Festival City lobby
InterContinental Dubai Festival City lounge with bar
InterContinental Dubai Festival City restaurant
InterContinental Dubai Festival City green lounge
InterContinental Dubai Festival City bar with panorama
InterContinental Dubai Festival City bar at the evening with business people
InterContinental Dubai Festival City bar Burj Khalifa panorama
InterContinental Dubai Festival City room
InterContinental Dubai Festival City bathroom
InterContinental Dubai Festival City hotel bedroom
InterContinental Dubai Festival City bathroom with Burj Khalifa panorama
Dubai panorama from the bathtub
InterContinental Dubai Festival City rooftop terrace
InterContinental Dubai Festival City rooftop pool
Dubai Festival City Harbor

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Dubai, Dubai Festival City, Dubai, United Arab Emirates


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