Travel to Dubai: You may soon be traveling to the Middle East on business, but hopefully you can also enjoy the sights during a well-deserved vacation. Your plans for traveling to the Middle East will likely depend on what attractions you want to see that are close to your Dubai hotel. There are many lovely local attractions, with hotels nearby, so you can spend your precious vacation time enjoying the attractions instead of traveling to them.
If you like golf and trips to Dubai or the United Arab Emirates, visit The Montgomerie Golf Course. You will receive excellent service while enjoying this excellent challenging but fair course designed by Scottish course designer Colin Montgomerie. For a once-in-a-lifetime visit to Dubai hotels, visitors choose the Burj Al Arab. A five-star hotel set on an artificial island, with architecture resembling the sails of an Arabian ship, the Burj Al Arab will offer you all the luxury accommodation you could wish for, all with style and panache – an excellent choice for a hotel in Dubai.
Visitors to Cairo, Egypt flock to see one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Pyramids. Nearby Cairo hotels include the Hilton Ramses. Located just eight miles from the Sphinx and the pyramids, the Hilton Ramses offers its Windows on the World restaurant, which is on the 36th floor and offers glorious views of Cairo. The Hilton Ramses is one of the leading hotels in the Middle East.
For those seeking history, privacy, and luxury, you can find it all at Qatar hotels like the Ritz Carlton Sharq Village. Fourteen courtyard houses with reflective architecture from an earlier era are where guests stay, enjoying spa treatments and palm trees dotting the waterfront. You will see artisans practicing the traditional crafts of the area, and you will be able to visit the charming palace of the former ruler.
When traveling through Saudi Arabia, you won’t want to miss out on visiting the gold and antique souks, which are located near the old city of Jeddah, the Khalil International Museum and the gateway to Makkah Al Mukaramah. Saudi Arabia hotels near these attractions include the Crowne Plaza Jeddah. With a swimming pool, currency exchange, as well as several delicious ethnic restaurants offering Arabic, Japanese, and Chinese cuisine, you’ll enjoy the luxury that puts you so close to so many local attractions.
Traveling to Saudi Arabia is a great way to get to know a country rich in culture and history. During your stay there, you’ll want to spend time exploring the Grand Mosque of Mecca and Kabah Musharrafah, as well as Jabal Al Noor and the Jannat Al Moaalah Cemetery. At the end of your busy day, retire to the Intercontinental Dar Al Tawhi Hotel and enjoy the restaurants, non-smoking rooms and even a flower shop to make your Middle Eastern hotel stay a beautiful one.