Waldorf Astoria Dubai Palm Jumeirah

Waldorf Astoria Dubai Palm Jumeirah is a five-star luxury hotel in Dubai, part of Hilton Inc.. The hotel was opened on 12 March 2014.[1]. It is the second hotel of the Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts in the United Arab Emirates.[2] In 2018, Corah Caples was appointed as Director of Operations.[3]

Waldorf Astoria Dubai Palm Jumeirah
Waldorf Astoria Dubai Palm Jumeirah
Location within Dubai
Hotel chainWaldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts
General information
TypeLuxury Hotel
AddressCrescent Road, The Palm Jumeirah
Town or cityDubai
CountryUnited Arab Emirates
Coordinates25.134618°N 55.150687°E / 25.134618; 55.150687
Opened12 March 2014
OwnerAl Habtoor Group
Design and construction
ArchitectKhatib & Alami
Main contractorAl Shafar General Contracting (ASGC)
Other information
Number of rooms319
Website
Official website

Building

The hotel is located on the Palm Jumeirah, an artificial archipelago in United Arab Emirates. The technical issues begun with the site’s de-watering, given that there was no closed shoring of the site and water coming in from three sides, the company had to adopt several different de-watering methods.

Another challenge was when it came to the foundation work, the diameter of the piles used was greater than those in the original designs as a result of changes to requirements. Foundations therefore had to be tailored according to existing pile locations. The plot is 49,000m2 and the building occupies 20,000m2 and consists of two basement floors and six higher ones.[4] The building hosts the Waldorf Astoria Lounge, a private area that hosts complimentary food and drinks throughout the day, along with multiple reasturants, with at least one menu created by 3-Michelin starred chief Heinz Beck.[5]

In 2017, the hotel completed a series of marketing campaigns in which the hotels 64 suites and its private lounge were highlighted to bring in more customers.[6] The hotel partnered with wi-Q Technologies in March of 2018 to bring more convenience to their customers in food and drink ordering.[7]

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