Hotel Update
Mövenpick Resort & Residence Al Bida’a opens in Kuwait
The Swiss international hotel chain is consolidating its presence in the Middle East and has just opened a second hotel in Kuwait.
The 306-room hotel is located in a prime location in the Salmiya quarter, 15 minutes from Kuwait International Airport. Constructed as a contemporary low-rise building covering a total surface area of 40,000 sqm, it features architectural elements and colours inspired by the Mediterranean island of Sardinia.
A particular strength of the 306 room complex is the 
In the main restaurant guests enjoy a variety of trademark Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts buffets with international delicacies. The speciality restaurant “Beldani” offers a selection of freshly caught fish and seafood. Drinks and snacks are served throughout the day in the “Veranda” Lobby Lounge as well as the Pool Bar, and room service is also available 24 hours a day.

For conferences and banquets the resort also boasts three flexible meeting 
“With this exceptional new product we now have a comprehensive offer for our guests in Kuwait, whether they are business travellers or holidaymakers,” explains Jean Gabriel Pérès, President & CEO Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts. “Kuwait represents a key strategic destination for the expansion of our brand in the Gulf region and we are proud that our presence in the country has been extended to two upscale establishments.”
Report by Chitra Mogul
Chitra Mogul
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