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13 reviews 30 Al Mustaqbal St, Trade Centre - Trade Centre 2 - Dubai, United Arab Emirates +971 56 263 8470 itqans.com suggest an editDUBAI WORLD TRADE CENTER
DUBAI WORLD TRADE CENTER
31 July 2020 11:21
Very quiet and beautiful environment with lots of good restaurants around. Close to the exhibition center, Novotel and Ibis hotel. Picture was taken with my #oneplus 6T McLaren edition.
30 July 2020 23:36
I am really grateful to you, especially Mr. Anis, for helping me to setup our company. Thanks to all the staff
13 July 2020 13:08
Well what can you expect from Dubai other then creative design, elegant atmosphere, best architecture and quality services. So is this place at the peak of decency and style
26 May 2018 23:13
This is a business centric hotel, people tend to have short stays to attend a conventions or exhibitions at the Dubai World Trade Centre. It does help that the hotel is at the center of Dubai with close proximity via metro to Dubai Mall, Burj Khalifa and Shaikh Zayed Road.
هذا الفندق مصمم لرجل الأعمال، حيث أنه يركز على الخدمات التي قد يحتاجها رجل الأعمال أثناء تواجده لحضور أحد المؤتمرات أو المعارض المقامة في مركز دبي التجاري العالمي. إضافةً إلى ذلك فإنه يقع في وسط مدينة دبي و على مقربة من مترو دبي الذي يوصلك إلى مول دبي، وبرج خليفة، و شارع الشيخ زايد.
هذا الفندق مصمم لرجل الأعمال، حيث أنه يركز على الخدمات التي قد يحتاجها رجل الأعمال أثناء تواجده لحضور أحد المؤتمرات أو المعارض المقامة في مركز دبي التجاري العالمي. إضافةً إلى ذلك فإنه يقع في وسط مدينة دبي و على مقربة من مترو دبي الذي يوصلك إلى مول دبي، وبرج خليفة، و شارع الشيخ زايد.
16 April 2018 0:51
Very close to metro. Only 3 stops (less than 10 minutes) to Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall.
Rooms are small, but very clean. Good idea for short stop in Dubai.
Rooms are small, but very clean. Good idea for short stop in Dubai.
13 April 2018 1:43
حضرت به معرض ومؤتمر دوفات ، اكثر من رائع في التنظيم والترتيب والموقع والديكور والاستفادة العلمية والعملية.
15 March 2018 10:58
This location is central and suitable for conference and meetings, it also provide quick access to Dubai mall, Burj Khalifah and Deira city center
01 March 2018 17:43
مكان جميل مناسب للأطفال وقريب من الميترو الموصل لدبي مول وبرج خليفة وغيرها من الأماكن والأجمل من ذلك مكان يخليك تمشي مع حركة الناس بس أللي معاه سيارة الله يعينه مافي مواقف إلا تبع الفندق بس
22 January 2018 15:16
AFC awarded a contract to build 535,000 square metres of offices and shops between the current Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre and Jumeirah Emirates Towers.
Work on one of Dubai’s biggest office and hotel projects is set to continue after Al Futtaim Carillion was awarded a Dh721 million contract to build a second phase of the Dubai Trade Centre District.
The developer, Dubai World Trade Centre, said yesterday that it had awarded AFC “the main construction contract” to build offices and shops between the current Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre and Jumeirah Emirates Towers. Work on the two new blocks of eight and 12 storeys, with a gross floor area of 94,000 square metres, has already started. It is due for completion in the third quarter of 2017, DWTC said.
Plans for the Dubai World Trade Centre District were drawn up by Hopkins Architects and WSP in 2006 comprising two hotels, 2,000 apartments and 250,000 sq metres of office space with shops and car parks. The overall development will have a gross floor area of 535,000 sq metres, DWTC said.
Al Jaber Engineering and Contracting was awarded the Dh3.4 billion contract to build the project in 2008 but was told to down tools the next year.
In 2008, the Dubai World Trade Centre owner launched an international design competition for the second phase of the business district, including plans for a so-called Landmark Tower. However, progress on this was also halted during the financial crisis.
Last year DWTC awarded the UK’s Carillion the £75 million (Dh423.7m) contract to build the 146,000 sq metre first phase comprising an eight-storey office building and a 588-room Ibis hotel which is under construction.
“Coupled with the location’s newly established free zone status under the Dubai World Trade Centre Authority, we are well placed to deliver a business-conducive and professionally managed destination that serves as a strong incentive for global, regional and local multinationals to headquarter their regional bases in Dubai, ” said Gurjit Singh, senior vice president for real estate at Dubai World Trade Centre.
Work on one of Dubai’s biggest office and hotel projects is set to continue after Al Futtaim Carillion was awarded a Dh721 million contract to build a second phase of the Dubai Trade Centre District.
The developer, Dubai World Trade Centre, said yesterday that it had awarded AFC “the main construction contract” to build offices and shops between the current Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre and Jumeirah Emirates Towers. Work on the two new blocks of eight and 12 storeys, with a gross floor area of 94,000 square metres, has already started. It is due for completion in the third quarter of 2017, DWTC said.
Plans for the Dubai World Trade Centre District were drawn up by Hopkins Architects and WSP in 2006 comprising two hotels, 2,000 apartments and 250,000 sq metres of office space with shops and car parks. The overall development will have a gross floor area of 535,000 sq metres, DWTC said.
Al Jaber Engineering and Contracting was awarded the Dh3.4 billion contract to build the project in 2008 but was told to down tools the next year.
In 2008, the Dubai World Trade Centre owner launched an international design competition for the second phase of the business district, including plans for a so-called Landmark Tower. However, progress on this was also halted during the financial crisis.
Last year DWTC awarded the UK’s Carillion the £75 million (Dh423.7m) contract to build the 146,000 sq metre first phase comprising an eight-storey office building and a 588-room Ibis hotel which is under construction.
“Coupled with the location’s newly established free zone status under the Dubai World Trade Centre Authority, we are well placed to deliver a business-conducive and professionally managed destination that serves as a strong incentive for global, regional and local multinationals to headquarter their regional bases in Dubai, ” said Gurjit Singh, senior vice president for real estate at Dubai World Trade Centre.
21 January 2018 8:34
Great location; walking distance to train station. Small rooms with no complimentary toiletries. WiFi is hit or miss.
17 January 2018 7:39
I just passed through it, didn't actually explore it. But looks like a good place to do Overseas Business being closer to the World trade centre. It is quite within the city's vicinity and has adequate Rail/Road connectivity. Hotel stay options are good too.
06 January 2018 14:42
Close to the Metro about 10 minutes, the bathroom not equipped with soup or shower gel or slipper.
The room service is not good. Mini bar is empty just for decoration.
The room is very small.
The reception is good and the restaurant is spacious & good.
You have to pay the full amount when you are checking in!
The room service is not good. Mini bar is empty just for decoration.
The room is very small.
The reception is good and the restaurant is spacious & good.
You have to pay the full amount when you are checking in!
27 November 2017 19:56
I have to the phase of the Trade Centre District the development is amazing and I can't wait till it gets finished. Very interesting restaurants on the ground floor. Plenty of packing areas at the basement. And office spaces on the upper floors.