The lap of luxury
If you are looking to enjoy a stint with luxury, look no further than Sharjah! The people of Sharjah lead a plush lifestyle that’s deeply connected to their history, and traditional architecture. This quality of redefining the ancient set-ups with the help of opulent settings has caught the fancy of the world. Here let us take you through stylish properties like Al Bait, Al Faya Lodge, and Kalba Kingfisher Lodge, so that you can get a virtual experience of the luxurious concoction of rich Emirati culture.
Al Bait Sharjah
Set in the heart of the city (22 minutes away from Sharjah International Airport), the hotel is part of a major restoration project. The structure follows traditional Sharjah architecture, constructed from the restored foundation of old houses that once belonged to important families. Aptly titled Al Bait, which translates to ‘the house’, the property showcases traditional bamboo ceilings and Emirati décor, emanating an old-world, authentic Arabian charm throughout the space, while the furnishings uphold the comfort of modern luxuries. The resort's two restaurants—the Restaurant, and the Arabic Restaurant, serve international fare and dishes developed on the Arabian Peninsula, such as 24-hour braised camel. The hotel also features a plush gym, and a 500 sq m spa decked with treatment rooms, lounges, hammam, steam, and sauna, as well as hot and cold plunge pools for women. The most intriguing is the hotel's very own museum which houses the decades-old belongings of former residents known as the Al Midfa family.
Al Faya Lodge
Al Faya Lodge is a world class, five-star boutique hotel, nestled in the red sands at the foot of a Mount. It is an ideal location for people who are looking for a retreat, away from the city’s hustle and bustle into an authentic desert landscape. The distinct feature of this property is the Saltwater Spa, which sits against a unique landscape. The property allows mountain views from the comfort of your room. What’s more? Each room in the Al Faya Lodge has its own star-gazing skylight, and the master suite has its own private roof terrace. If you are looking to spend some quality time, this is the place to be.
Kingfisher Lodge
Set in the East Coast of Sharjah, let a private boat whisk you away to a private island decked with contemporary tent, a private pool offering a glimpse of the azure Indian Ocean. The only one of its kind in the UAE, Kingfisher Lodge, serves as a nature’s retreat, offering a gateway to a unique world of conservation. At Kingfisher Lodge, a plethora of outdoor activities await. Located close to Al Hefayah Mountain Center and Kalba, which is known for its mangroves and rare species of birds, you can lazily tour the entire island; enjoy a kayaking expedition; or even spot turtles going about their business. Besides, Kingfisher Lodge is also popular with business groups, thanks to its meeting room that offers an intimate space, which is perfect for team building activities, workshops, and small conferences.
Disclaimer: this article has been produced on behalf of Sharjah Tourism by Times Internet.
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