A new hotel resort has opened in Abu Dhabi, UAE, called "Arabian Nights Village". Promising an authentic heritage experience in the desert, while maintaining plush Gulf standards, the hotel does not allow phones or Internet except for emergency use.
Here's their website - http://arabiannightsvillage.com/index.php
and from Gulfbusiness.com - (gulfbusiness.com/2013/10/abu-dhabi-launches-arabian-nights-village)
The Arabian Nights Village desert retreat has opened, designed to attract more cultural tourists to Abu Dhabi.
Spanning 85,000sqm, the Al Khatem plot is the size of 12 football pitches and aims to “raise the bar” on traditional overnight desert accommodation.
Conceived to give guests an insight into desert and traditional Emirati life, the Arabian Nights Village contains 30 double rooms, five one-bedroom suites and a three-bedroom suite, set across four themes: Bayt Al Shaaer (The Woven House), Bayt Al Bahar (House of the Sea), Bayt Al Bar (Desert Home) and Al Manhal Fort Tower.
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Prices for two sharing a heritage room are Dhs1,250 ($340) for a night inclusive of service charges and tourism fees and include breakfast and dinner and most activities. The tower suites cost Dhs3,750 (US$1,000) and holds six guests.
Activities include dune bashing, quad biking, sand surfing and sledding, camel riding, falconry, henna painting and Emirati camel farm visits. The village is also offering corporate packages and events.
Here's their website - http://arabiannightsvillage.com/index.php
and from Gulfbusiness.com - (gulfbusiness.com/2013/10/abu-dhabi-launches-arabian-nights-village)
The Arabian Nights Village desert retreat has opened, designed to attract more cultural tourists to Abu Dhabi.
Spanning 85,000sqm, the Al Khatem plot is the size of 12 football pitches and aims to “raise the bar” on traditional overnight desert accommodation.
Conceived to give guests an insight into desert and traditional Emirati life, the Arabian Nights Village contains 30 double rooms, five one-bedroom suites and a three-bedroom suite, set across four themes: Bayt Al Shaaer (The Woven House), Bayt Al Bahar (House of the Sea), Bayt Al Bar (Desert Home) and Al Manhal Fort Tower.
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Prices for two sharing a heritage room are Dhs1,250 ($340) for a night inclusive of service charges and tourism fees and include breakfast and dinner and most activities. The tower suites cost Dhs3,750 (US$1,000) and holds six guests.
Activities include dune bashing, quad biking, sand surfing and sledding, camel riding, falconry, henna painting and Emirati camel farm visits. The village is also offering corporate packages and events.
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