Hilton Worldwide has announced the opening of DoubleTree by Hilton Doha – Old Town, in the expanding of the business district of Qatar’s capital. John Greenleaf, global head of DoubleTree by Hilton, said: “As one of the world’s key commercial capitals, Doha is a critical market for our growing footprint in the Middle East, and we are thrilled to bring the DoubleTree by Hilton brand to Qatar.” The hotel features 187 guestrooms and suites – all with panoramic city views, and flexible meetings and events facilities, including boardroom, ballroom and three meeting rooms. The hotel also offers business and fitness centres, a sauna, steam room and rooftop pool. The 24-hour business centre, within the hotel, has 4 1485 Sq. Ft. meeting rooms, as well as an on-site restaurant and standard in-room and lobby Wi-Fi. There is also a list of tools available for meetings, such as audio/visual equipment rental, a complimentary printing service, and video conferencing. As the capital of Qatar, Doha attracts leisure and business travellers and this new hotel is in close proximity to key business and government administration offices. General manager of DoubleTree by Hilton Doha, Chris Muth, said: “The contemporary hotel offers guests a warm welcome, modern comforts and a superb location, ensuring it is the number one choice for travellers to Doha.” DoubleTree by Hilton Doha Old Town is located at Al Meena Street, Doha, Qatar. For more information, or to make a reservation, visit www.dohaoldtown.doubletree.
First ever DoubleTree by Hilton hotel opens in Qatar
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