Officials, journalists and others: professionals staying in Doha for the duration of the Football World Cup in Qatar have a solution that is as practical as it is top-of-the-range. The Deutsche Hospitality group has chosen this destination in the spotlight todayThis year, the Steigenberger brand will be unveiling the first long-stay version of its premium Steigenberger brand.
Located in the heart of the urban business district on Al Matar Street, on the way to the international airport, the Steigenberger Residence Doha complements the Steignberger Hotel, which opened at the end of last year and has 206 rooms and 28 suites. Comprising 278 flats with up to three bedrooms, the long-stay establishment will give its customers access to all the services of a 'classic' hotel to make short and long stays even more enjoyable.
Guests at the group's two establishments can enjoy a Crust restaurant serving international cuisine, a German-inspired bistro, Genuss, and a café where they can enjoy a coffee or tea at high tea time. For relaxation, the complex is topped by a spacious rooftop with swimming pool, bar and barbecue areaThis is complemented by a spa of over 1,700m 2 and a kids zone for families.
From the recent announcement of a new extended stay brand by Marriott to the developments expected from Accor and Radisson, the 'extended stay' segment is on a roll worldwide. And what's true for hotel groups is also true for long-stay accommodation specialists. These include Adagio prepares for a productive end to the year. Following the opening of its 125th establishment in Hamburg, the Adagio Access Mülendhamm, in the Hohenfelde district, the brand jointly owned by Accor and Pierre&Vacances will open a second aparthotel in Scotland, in Glasgow, at the beginning of December.
The eighth Adagio aparthotel in the UK, the new property joins the Adagio Royal Mile in Edinburgh. Located just a few minutes' walk from Glasgow Central Station and St Enoch's underground station, as well as being close to the international business district, Adagio Glasgow Central offers 162 flats, a gym, laundry facilities and a library of objects. In keeping with the city's history and culture, the hotel reflects both its industrial past and celebrates one of its most famous figures, the designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh, with students from the Glasgow School of Art invited to propose their interpretation of the emblematic rose created by the designer.
