wasl says Mandarin Oriental Hotel – Jumeirah Beach is 74% completed
Developer expects project to meet its planned Q4 2018 completion deadline
wasl Asset Management Group, one of the largest real estate development and management companies in Dubai, UAE, has said that it has completed 74% of construction work at its key hospitality project – Mandarin Oriental Hotel – Jumeirah Beach.
Construction on the project is on track for its planned Q4 2018 completion date, the developer said in a statement, adding that the next phase of the project would include the internal dimensions work on the guestrooms, corridors, public areas and F&B outlets, as well as the external stone façade work.
Once complete, the Mandarin Oriental Hotel will have six restaurants, including a signature pier-top dining destination with dedicated docking facilities for guests arriving by private yacht.
Furthermore, all private rooms, villas and suites will incorporate guest-centric technology and entertainment systems, while corporate guests and those looking for a venue for private events will be able to utilise a number of multi-functional rooms and a 525sqm glass-walled ballroom that opens onto a landscaped beachfront terrace.
There will be 256 premium rooms, six F&B outlets, a gym and a 2,800sqm spa, a dedicated beach club and infinity pools and landscaped gardens, the developer added.
“We are proud to be working with the Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group to bring its signature Far East-inspired luxury to Dubai,” said Hesham Al Qassim, CEO of wasl Asset Management.
“With exceptional facilities and design elements that fuse local Arabic culture and Asian heritage, the Mandarin Oriental Hotel – Jumeira Beach will make an exciting premium addition to Dubai’s hospitality offering, supporting our leadership’s vision for sustainable growth in the tourism sector,” he stated.
The project was launched as Dubai’s first luxury Mandarin Oriental hotel. It was followed by the Mandarin Oriental Hotel – Sheikh Zayed Road, which was launched by wasl in 2017 and is due to be completed in November 2020.
