Minor Hotels showcases new UAE resort
Minor Hotels announced the upcoming opening of a new ultra-private luxury UAE resort.
The 22-key Anantara Santorini Abu Dhabi Retreat is set to launch in Q4 2023.
As well as daily rates it will include the option for exclusive use buy-outs.
The UAE resort is located in Ghantoot, halfway between Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
Anantara Santorini is just a 25-minute drive from Dubai’s Al Maktoum International Airport or 35 minutes from Abu Dhabi International Airport.
The low-rise white buildings of Anantara Santorini are inspired by the iconic Greek island and  house a collection of ultra-private accommodations.
Guests can enjoy the resort’s private beach, an outdoor pool that overlooks the Gulf and a cinema for private screenings on demand.
Bespoke spa treatments can be enjoyed in private beachside cabanas and 2there is a 24-hour butler service.
It houses a bar and two restaurants.
Dillip Rajakarier, Group CEO, said: “This will be an exciting new addition to our luxury portfolio. This ultra-private property offers exceptional facilities especially those seeking an intimate boutique experience.”
There are currently eight Anantara UAE resorts and hotels and 11 across the region.
Minor Hotels has a strong pipeline across multiple brands including properties in the UAE, Qatar and upcoming debuts in Saudi Arabia and Bahrain.
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