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BIN OTAIBA INVESTMENT GROUP TO BUILD NEW LUXURY RESORT ON SAADIYAT BEACH

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Tourism Development & Investment Company (TDIC), master developer of major tourism, cultural and residential destinations in Abu Dhabi, announced the sale of a 91,000-square-metre land plot on Saadiyat island to Bin Otaiba Investment Group, a leading UAE-based developer, for the development of a five-star luxury resort.Bin+Otaiba+Investment+Group-saadiyat+island

The hotel, scheduled to open on the Saadiyat Beach District in 2015, will comprise 366 rooms and luxury beach villas, restaurants, a spa centre and state-of-the-art gymnasium, conference facilities that can accommodate up to 800 guests, unique sand-bottom swimming pool, gardens, water features and various leisure features.

His Excellency Khalaf bin Ahmad Al Otaiba, Chairman of Bin Otaiba Investment Group, said: “We are pleased to be investing on Saadiyat island as this is a promising destination and a great opportunity that suits our business module. Our promise to our customers is guaranteed excellence, luxury and innovation and the new five-star hotel we are developing will reflect these high standards, especially since it will be positioned among TDIC’s distinctive world-class cultural, leisure, hospitality and residential developments on Saadiyat.”

Bin Otaiba Investment Group – which includes a portfolio of distinctive properties and hotels across the UAE, such as Hilton Sharjah, Millennium Hotel Abu Dhabi, and Embassy Suites Hotel in Sharjah – is currently in the final stage of appointing a well-renowned operator. This new development will follow strict compliance with TDIC’s high standards of construction and design guidelines, to ensure the ecosystem remains intact. Particular attention is focused on TDIC’s turtle conservation programme which respects the nesting and hatching seasons.

Ali Al Hammadi, Deputy Managing Director of TDIC, said: “We are pleased with the high level of interest we continuously receive from reputable global and regional investors keen on becoming part of Saadiyat and its emerging success story. The sale of this land plot to Bin Otaiba Investment Group reassures the leading position of Saadiyat as a strategic location for investment and an ideal residential and tourism destination. We are looking forward for the completion of this new luxury resort which will be a great addition to Abu Dhabi’s hospitality sector.”

This new resort is a valuable addition to the current hotel capacity on Saadiyat, and the island’s top-class sport and leisure facilities – such as the region’s first championship beachfront golf course, Saadiyat Beach Golf Club, and the world’s first Monte-Carlo Beach Club outside of Monaco, the Monte-Carlo Beach Club, Saadiyat – which are making Saadiyat a very appealing residential and tourism address.

The charm of Saadiyat is due to the exclusive lifestyle that the island offers through its leisure, cultural and tourism facilities, as well as what it offers its residential community through a superb mix of luxury villas, high-end townhouses and elite apartments beautifully dotted across Saadiyat Beach District. The Saadiyat Cultural District is set to become an internationally renowned arts hub featuring world-class museums designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architects, which will open on the island starting with the Louvre Abu Dhabi in 2015, and followed by Zayed National Museum in 2016 and Guggenheim Abu Dhabi in 2017.

 

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