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Radisson Blu Hotel, Dubai Media City



Single AED 360++ / Double AED 400++



This year enjoy true hospitality in celebration of Eid Al Adha with your family or close ones at the Radisson Blu

Hotel, Dubai Media City. Let us cater for your needs while you relax and embrace an offer not to be missed.



Celebrate this Eid in style and take advantage of the Radisson’s short hop to Dubai’s latest shopping malls, enjoy

the views of stunning yachts entering the Dubai Marina or take a stroll along the trendy cafes and restaurants at

the famous ‘The Walk’. Celebrate this Eid with a difference.



Offer includes:



• VIP treatment (Fruit Basket)

• Breakfast buffet

• Early check-in and late check-out until 17:00*

• Free access to the swimming pool and fitness centre

• Free internet access

• Two kids under the age of 12 can stay in one room with the parents with no additional costs for the room only

• Courtesy shuttle to and from Mall of the Emirates, Ibn Battuta and Dubai Outlet Mall



Terms & Conditions:



• Offer valid from 11th to 20th November 2010*

• Not applicable in conjunction with any other promotions

• Rate is subject to 10% service charges and 10% service fees

* Subject to availability




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