Summer just got sweeter for UAE residents with Address Hotels + Resorts' exclusive deal
Whether you're dreaming of waking up to the glittering Burj Khalifa or sinking your toes into soft Fujairah sand, Address Hotels + Resorts has something to whet your appetite.
UAE residents can enjoy up to 35 percent off luxury stays at a range of stunning Address and Palace properties across Dubai and Fujairah, from now until Tuesday September 30.
You can enjoy complimentary breakfast buffets and free stays for the kids, which means more pancakes, more pool time and more reasons to press that 'book now' button.
The hotels to book
You'll find this deal running at a collection of Address favourites – Address Downtown, Address Dubai Mall, Address Sky View, Address Creek Harbour and Address Montgomerie, plus beachfront escapes like Address Beach Resort and Address Beach Resort Fujairah.
The Palace hotels are in on the action too, with Palace Downtown, Palace Dubai Creek Harbour and Palace Beach Resort Fujairah joining the line-up. Whether you're heading for the hills or sticking close to home, each location offers something that makes you feel like you're far, far away.
What's on offer?
From lazy mornings with a fresh breakfast spread to spa treatments (with up to 20 percent off at The Spa) and leisurely check-outs, the experience is designed to feel like a break in every sense of the word.
Early check-in and late check-out are available too, subject to availability on arrival, so you really can ease into things at your own pace.
For those keen on panoramic views and a camera roll full of sandy toes and sky-high pools, the Address Beach Resort in JBR is a firm favourite.
Prefer something more serene? Fujairah's beachside resorts offer that slower rhythm with a scenic backdrop of the Hajar Mountains.
And for city slickers, a room with a Burj view at Address Downtown or Palace Downtown is always a classic choice.
Just make sure to book your stay using the promo code UAERESIDENT before Tuesday September 30, to take advantage of the offer.
It's valid on stays from now until Tuesday September 30 and is available exclusively on addresshotels.com.
Whether it's a spontaneous weekend or something you've been meaning to plan, the best kind of break might just be one that doesn't need a boarding pass.
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