If you’re looking for a genuinely all-inclusive hotel with a variety of dining options available 24/7, then DoubleTree by Hilton Resort & Spa Marjan Island in the United Arab Emirates is your answer.
The beachfront family-focused hotel has combined the best of what’s on offer at all other all-inclusive hotels in the UAE to provide an elevated food and beverages offering not available anywhere else in the region.
DoubleTree’s new Ultra All-Inclusive Around the Clock package, launched in March this year, includes all-day dining across 13 outlets, plus midday and afternoon snacks, ice lollies for the kids, in-room dining, stocked mini bars and premium drinks, including sparkling wine.
Guests can still choose the B&B, half-board or standard all-inclusive offering at DoubleTree, but the extras offered in the Ultra All-Inclusive package make it well worth the supplement.
“We did a lot of research into all-inclusive hotels across famous all-inclusive destinations to find the perfect Ultra All-inclusive formula” said Assistant Director of Sales Dalila Isidoro. “In some ultra-all-inclusives you have mini bars but not in room dining, some have a la carte dining but restricted access, but we decided to elevate the F&B experience in our Ultra All Inclusive package combining all these elements.”
Of the hotel’s six restaurants, four are à la carte so guests can choose to eat authentic Turkish and Lebanese dishes in Meze, sushi or sashimi on the terrace at Sanchaya, French food in Brasserie or Italian at Vespa.
Unlike at other all-inclusive hotels, there’s no limit on the number of times guests on the Ultra All-Inclusive package can dine in the à la carte restaurants at DoubleTree. They can even choose à la carte for lunch and dinner on the same day as an alternative to the Al Marjan main buffet restaurant, which also offers several live cooking stations.
Children are welcome in all the F&B outlets, which provide kids’ menus.
If guests would prefer to spend the day lounging beside one of the hotel’s seven pools (including two shaded kids’ pools) they can order from the menu at the Boardwalk Pool Bar. Guests who want to eat at the hotel’s private beach can choose light snacks and tropical drinks from the Beach Bar.
Coffee and cake is served in the afternoons in the lobby lounge and from late afternoon until the early hours, guests can enjoy the view from the ShoFee Rooftop Bar, where craft cocktails and Shisha (for an additional charge) are offered.
Midday and midnight snacks are also available, but if guests are still feeling pecking between restaurant opening hours, they can also order in-room dining (from 2am – 6am).
Guest don’t need to worry that such indulgence will send them home with a few extra pounds because there’s a gym where they can work out, or if they might prefer just to relax they will find Jouri Rose Spa with a sauna, hot tub, steam room and an extensive menu of treatments.
For more information, contact reservations_dtmarjan@hilton.com or your local DMC/Tour Operator
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The beachfront family-focused hotel has combined the best of what’s on offer at all other all-inclusive hotels in the UAE to provide an elevated food and beverages offering not available anywhere else in the region.
DoubleTree’s new Ultra All-Inclusive Around the Clock package, launched in March this year, includes all-day dining across 13 outlets, plus midday and afternoon snacks, ice lollies for the kids, in-room dining, stocked mini bars and premium drinks, including sparkling wine.
Guests can still choose the B&B, half-board or standard all-inclusive offering at DoubleTree, but the extras offered in the Ultra All-Inclusive package make it well worth the supplement.
“We did a lot of research into all-inclusive hotels across famous all-inclusive destinations to find the perfect Ultra All-inclusive formula” said Assistant Director of Sales Dalila Isidoro. “In some ultra-all-inclusives you have mini bars but not in room dining, some have a la carte dining but restricted access, but we decided to elevate the F&B experience in our Ultra All Inclusive package combining all these elements.”
Of the hotel’s six restaurants, four are à la carte so guests can choose to eat authentic Turkish and Lebanese dishes in Meze, sushi or sashimi on the terrace at Sanchaya, French food in Brasserie or Italian at Vespa.
Unlike at other all-inclusive hotels, there’s no limit on the number of times guests on the Ultra All-Inclusive package can dine in the à la carte restaurants at DoubleTree. They can even choose à la carte for lunch and dinner on the same day as an alternative to the Al Marjan main buffet restaurant, which also offers several live cooking stations.
Children are welcome in all the F&B outlets, which provide kids’ menus.
If guests would prefer to spend the day lounging beside one of the hotel’s seven pools (including two shaded kids’ pools) they can order from the menu at the Boardwalk Pool Bar. Guests who want to eat at the hotel’s private beach can choose light snacks and tropical drinks from the Beach Bar.
Coffee and cake is served in the afternoons in the lobby lounge and from late afternoon until the early hours, guests can enjoy the view from the ShoFee Rooftop Bar, where craft cocktails and Shisha (for an additional charge) are offered.
Midday and midnight snacks are also available, but if guests are still feeling pecking between restaurant opening hours, they can also order in-room dining (from 2am – 6am).
Guest don’t need to worry that such indulgence will send them home with a few extra pounds because there’s a gym where they can work out, or if they might prefer just to relax they will find Jouri Rose Spa with a sauna, hot tub, steam room and an extensive menu of treatments.
For more information, contact reservations_dtmarjan@hilton.com or your local DMC/Tour Operator
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