Tourism & Hospitality | Monday 23 April, 2018 1:35 am |

For the Holy Month of Ramadan, Courtyard by Marriott World Trade Center Abu Dhabi embraces the serenity and calm which takes over the city by introducing its offerings for the occasion. Whether you are looking for a distinctive way to partake in Ramadan traditions or looking for a nearby escape, the hotel has unveiled an authentic Ramadan experience for families.

Opening its doors at sunset, the Iftar buffet at Bistro features family favourites from the region including Lebanese, Egyptian, Indian, Asian and local Emirati fare, served in a unique ambience comprising of Arabic lanterns, date displays and traditional fabrics. With a lavish menu changing daily, guests discover new flavours throughout the month and interact with chefs showcasing their creative flair at the live stations. Most noteworthy is the aromatic and flavourful Arabian tea and coffee which will be available for guests. Iftar is priced at AED 170* per person inclusive of water, specialty Ramadan juices, and assorted desserts. 

Courtyard by Marriott World Trade Center Abu Dhabi will also serve as the venue of choice for group Iftars designed to leave a lasting impression. Colleagues, business partners and families can indulge in a traditional family-style dining experience perfected by its dedicated culinary team. Groups can also take advantage of the special Ramadan offer available during the first week of Ramadan, which permits the booking of the entire venue incurring a special rate.  

Guests completing bookings before the first day of Ramadan can avail an exclusive Early Bird discount. 

Suhour will be served in-room for guests who can choose from an extensive and inspiring a la carte menu. 

Matthias Widor, General Manager of Courtyard by Marriott World Trade Center Abu Dhabi commented, “Ramadan is a time for familial and friendly gatherings. Create unforgettable memories by partaking in idyllic Ramadan traditions with loved ones at Courtyard by Marriott World Trade Center Abu Dhabi.”