Al Habtoor City boasts state-of-the-art banqueting and conference facilities offering endless opportunities

The three hotels within Al Habtoor City, which will open in the fourth quarter of 2015, boast some of the city’s most lavish banqueting facilities providing guests with endless opportunities to host weddings, functions and conferences.

The St. Regis Dubai, the first hotel due to open, features multiple events areas including a spectacular ballroom for up to 725 guests’ theatre style. The Astor Ballroom, a prominent feature in St. Regis hotels around the world, oozes opulence. The 800 square metres of luxury space can be split into two function areas. It is an ideal venue for exclusive events, meeting and celebrations.

The ballroom is complemented by four spacious meetings rooms and a boardroom. Events can also be held in the beautifully landscaped gardens, which can host intimate gatherings to large-scale events for up to 600 guests.

Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor, Chairman of the Al Habtoor Group, said “The facilities of The St. Regis Dubai are exceptional. As soon as you enter the hotel you can see the high-end materials that have been used. There is so much attention to detail.”

W Dubai – Al Habtoor City will feature a 726 square metre Great Room for around 660 theatre style. In addition, there are five other studios ranging from 34 square metres (363 square foot) to 90 square metres, as well as a splendid area for entertainment in the foyer.

The Westin Dubai, Al Habtoor City offers many variables including The Westin Grand Ballroom, at 1427 metres, which can be divided into three separate banquet spaces. This large ballroom is supported by 12 meeting rooms ranging from 50 to 110 square meters.

Al Habtoor added, “There are so many opportunities for guests to entertain themselves at Al Habtoor City. The three hotels offer something unique depending on the client’s requirements. You won’t find anything like it anywhere else. Once the guests have finished with their functions there are endless opportunities for them to continue on in any of the hotels outlets.”