#SummerStayCay: Your Elevated Summer Escape Awaits at Sofitel Dubai The Obelisk
This summer, indulgence ascends to new heights at Sofitel Dubai The Obelisk, where French finesse and Egyptian grandeur blend seamlessly—and now, your stay comes with an exclusive invitation. Until 30 September 2025, guests can elevate their experience with complimentary access to Club Millésime, the highest and most refined executive lounge in the Sofitel collection.
Perched high above Dubai's dynamic skyline on 51st floor, Club Millésime is more than a lounge—it's a sanctuary of quiet luxury, tailor-made for the cosmopolitan traveler. From the moment you arrive, enjoy private check-in and a suite of bespoke privileges designed to pamper and impress.
Begin your mornings with a gourmet breakfast in the serene surrounds of the lounge, pause mid-day with Le Goûter, a delicate French-inspired afternoon tea served from 2pm to 4pm, and as the sun sets, indulge in L'Apéro Chic—an elegant hour of cocktails and curated canapés between 5pm and 7pm.
Suite guests are treated to dedicated butler service, while all Club Millésime guests enjoy a level of personalized attention that turns every stay into a tailored affair. Whether you're visiting for business, leisure, or a romantic escape, this exclusive experience elevates every detail.
Book your summer escape by 30 September 2025 and discover the elevated living experience at Sofitel Dubai The Obelisk's Club Millésime, where refined rituals meet exceptional views and impeccable service.
For reservations: +971 3249999, [email protected]
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Al Etihad
7 hours ago
- Al Etihad
TRENDS to hold France session on stopping Brotherhood funding in Europe, launch Paris virtual office
28 June 2025 10:39 ABU DHABI (ALETIHAD)TRENDS Research & Advisory is continuing to expand its international presence by launching a new virtual office in Paris, the French capital. The office aims to serve as a platform for intellectual exchange between the Arab and Francophone launch of the office coincides with the second session of the international symposium, held in the form of a workshop, and titled 'Toward Concerted Efforts to Stop the Financing of the Muslim Brotherhood in Europe: Challenges and Opportunities'. It will be held on Monday, June 30, 2025 in Salle Monory at the headquarters of the French Senator Nathalie Goulet and Dr. Mohammed Abdullah Al-Ali, CEO of TRENDS Research & Advisory, will open the event. They will highlight the importance of Europe–Arab cooperation in addressing critical challenges related to the financing of extremist Wael Saleh, Political Islam Affairs Advisor and Director of TRENDS in Canada, and Senator Nathalie Goulet will moderate the workshop. It will address several topics, including the structure of financing networks, obstacles to halting financial flows, and a European road map for confronting the phenomenon.A panel of European and Arab experts and officials will participate in the session, including Laure Anas Renaud, representative of the French Financial Intelligence Unit; Dr. Khalifa Al Dhaheri, Director of the Mohammed bin Zayed University for the Humanities; Mr. Ali Faisal Ba'Alawi, Head of the UAE Financial Intelligence Unit and Representative of the Executive Office to Combat Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing; François Volpoet, Director of Chain Spy; Levi Vial, Director of the Centre for University Studies in France; Hamad Al Hosani, researcher and Head of the Political Islam Studies Section at TRENDS; as well as researchers Shamsa Al Qubaisi and Shaikha Al-Nuaimi.'The launch of our virtual office in Paris represents a pivotal strategic step toward strengthening intellectual and knowledge-based communication between the Arab world and the Francophone world,' Dr. Mohammed Abdullah Al-Ali, CEO of TRENDS Research & Advisory, said.'We believe that this office will be a vital platform for exchanging ideas and visions on common global issues, especially those related to combating the financing of extremist groups,' he added, pointing out that this step comes in conjunction with holding the second session of our important international symposium on stopping the financing of the Muslim Brotherhood in Europe. The move confirms TRENDS' commitment to strengthening cooperation in confronting security and intellectual challenges. Dr. Muhammad Al-Ali emphasised that through this new presence, TRENDS aims to monitor and analyse French knowledge and production, convey visions of the Arab world to this vital space, and contribute to formulating effective policies for a safer and more stable future. Source: Aletihad - Abu Dhabi
Gulf Today
a day ago
- Gulf Today
Heatwave across the Med sparks health and fire warnings
Southern European countries braced on Friday for a punishing weekend heatwave, with temperatures predicted to hit up to 40˚C and beyond, prompting health warnings for residents and tourists plus fears of wildfires. The searing heat spreading across the Mediterranean from the Iberian peninsula to the Balkans and Greece comes as climate scientists warn that galloping human-induced climate change is causing more extreme weather, including longer and more intense heatwaves. Tens of millions of people have already been sweltering in what the National Weather Service called an "extremely dangerous" heatwave across the eastern United States, including in New York and Washington, straining the power grid as people cranked up air conditioning. A tourist with an umbrella walks in front of the ancient Propylaea temple at the Acropolis Hill. AP Across the Atlantic in Spain, emergency medical staff readied to deal with an expected surge in heatstroke cases, particularly among vulnerable groups such as children, the elderly and people with chronic illnesses. In neighbouring Portugal, the national meteorological agency IPMA said the heatwave would hit from Saturday, with temperatures passing 40˚C in the south of the country as well as in the central Tagus and the Douro valleys in the north. A boy jumps in the river Treska near Skopje as a heatwave with temperatures around 40˚C hits North Macedonia. AFP Sunday will be even hotter, the agency added, and two-thirds of the country has already been put on orange alert. Temperatures are expected to hit 42˚C in the capital, Lisbon. The risk of fire is at its highest inland in the northern half of Portugal, as well as on the Algarve coast popular with holidaymakers in the south. A Sofia Zoo employee sprays water on Chiko, a white rhino, to cool him off during a heatwave with temperatures over 40˚C. AFP France has been gripped by its 50th national heatwave since 1947 for more than a week now, and four regions in southern France were placed under an orange alert on Friday — the second-highest warning — as temperatures were expected to reach 35˚C to 38˚C locally, and up to 39˚C inland. The Meteo France weather agency said surface sea temperatures from the Mediterranean were an "aggravating factor" that could make nights "more stifling." Nine additional French regions are expected to be placed on orange alert from 12:00 pm (1000 GMT) on Saturday. WARNINGS In Italy, the health ministry issued its top red alert for 21 cities this weekend including the capital Rome, the economic powerhouse Milan and Venice, where the rich and famous were celebrating the wedding of Amazon tycoon Jeff Bezos. People were advised not to go outdoors between 11:00 am and 6:00 pm, and to seek shelter in air-conditioned public places. Kris Jenner takes a picture of Khloe Kardashian and Kim Kardashian on a boat, ahead of the anticipated wedding of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez in Venice. Reuters In Venice, the temperature was set to hit 32˚C on Saturday, when Bezos and Lauren Sanchez are expected to be throwing a dance party starring Lady Gaga — but it will feel like around 36˚C due to humidity. In Florence, which was already on red alert on Friday, the temperature is forecast to reach 37C on Saturday, while it will go up to 36˚C on Sunday in Rome, Milan and Naples. A tourist drinks water during his visit at the Parthenon temple atop the Acropolis Hill. Reuters Across the Adriatic, the authorities in Croatia, Bosnia and Serbia also issued health warnings, while in Albania, firefighters battled Thursday to bring at least eight blazes under control after flames destroyed dozens of homes in the south of the country last weekend. Further south, weather agencies in Greece forecast a heatwave in the coming days with temperatures of more than 40˚C, including in the capital Athens. Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez leave for their pre-wedding reception in Venice. AP The country has become particularly vulnerable to summer fires in recent years fuelled by strong winds, drought and high temperatures linked to climate change. Firefighters said Friday that a forest blaze that had forced evacuations around Athens was under control but warned that scorching temperatures were keeping fire risk at a highly elevated level around the capital and on northern Aegean islands. Fields, olive groves and some houses were ravaged by the blaze around Athens, which came after another on Greece's fifth-largest island Chios that destroyed more than 4,000 hectares (10,000 acres) of land in four days. Agence France-PResse
Web Release
a day ago
- Web Release
#SummerStayCay: Your Elevated Summer Escape Awaits at Sofitel Dubai The Obelisk
This summer, indulgence ascends to new heights at Sofitel Dubai The Obelisk, where French finesse and Egyptian grandeur blend seamlessly—and now, your stay comes with an exclusive invitation. Until 30 September 2025, guests can elevate their experience with complimentary access to Club Millésime, the highest and most refined executive lounge in the Sofitel collection. Perched high above Dubai's dynamic skyline on 51st floor, Club Millésime is more than a lounge—it's a sanctuary of quiet luxury, tailor-made for the cosmopolitan traveler. From the moment you arrive, enjoy private check-in and a suite of bespoke privileges designed to pamper and impress. Begin your mornings with a gourmet breakfast in the serene surrounds of the lounge, pause mid-day with Le Goûter, a delicate French-inspired afternoon tea served from 2pm to 4pm, and as the sun sets, indulge in L'Apéro Chic—an elegant hour of cocktails and curated canapés between 5pm and 7pm. Suite guests are treated to dedicated butler service, while all Club Millésime guests enjoy a level of personalized attention that turns every stay into a tailored affair. Whether you're visiting for business, leisure, or a romantic escape, this exclusive experience elevates every detail. Book your summer escape by 30 September 2025 and discover the elevated living experience at Sofitel Dubai The Obelisk's Club Millésime, where refined rituals meet exceptional views and impeccable service. For reservations: +971 3249999, [email protected]
