IDEAS: Holiday Inn Launches Open Lobby Concept in Dubai
Key Points
- Holiday Inn has launched a new open lobby concept at its Dubai Business Bay location.
- The open lobby is designed as a multi-functional hub for work, dining, and social interactions.
- The concept aims to redefine guest experiences and set new standards in hospitality.
Summary
Holiday Inn has unveiled an innovative open lobby concept at its Dubai Business Bay hotel, transforming the traditional lobby into a multifunctional hub that integrates work, dining, and social interactions. This new design aims to enhance guest experiences by creating a dynamic environment with connected facilities. Haitham Mattar, managing director of IHG Hotels & Resorts for India, the Middle East, and Africa, emphasized that this concept represents a significant milestone in redefining hospitality standards.
Holiday Inn has introduced a new open lobby concept at the 275 room Holiday Inn Dubai Business Bay, located in the United Arab Emirates.
The new concept has been designed to transform the traditional hotel lobby into a multi-functional hub that fosters ‘a dynamic environment where individuals can seamlessly blend work, dining and social interactions. The design incorporates connected facilities to enhance the overall experience.’
"The launch of the Holiday Inn Dubai Business Bay marks a significant milestone in our commitment to redefine guest experiences. The Holiday Inn Open Lobby concept revolutionizes the way guests interact with hotel spaces, creating a dynamic and integrated environment. We are confident that this innovative approach will set new standards in hospitality, offering guests a unique and memorable stay," said Haitham Mattar, managing director, IHG Hotels & Resorts, India, Middle East & Africa.
Photo Credit: Credit: IHG Hotels & Resorts IHG Hotels & Resorts
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