Flussirari Hampton By Hilton Project
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Flussirari Hampton By Hilton is one of the latest addictions to our projects.
This is the Hampton by Hilton Marjan Island Ras Al Khaimah in the United Arab Emirates.
This project is for the biggest Hampton by Hilton in the world and the first to offer the All Inclusive formula.
Hampton project will be located on the prestigious Al Marjan Island in the upscale area near Al Hamra and 700m from the Double Tree by Hilton Resort & Spa Marjan Island.
With its 514 rooms (most of them interconnecting) and a design for lobby and reception inspired by “a day at the beach”, Hampton by Hilton facilities includes a 450m private beach, 1 infinity pool and 1 kids pool, club and playground for kids, 24 hours fitness center and Spa.
Flussirari Hampton By Hilton project started before the location opening.
Hampton by Hilton opens in Q2 2020 and has a Facebook dedicated page you can find here.
Flussirari team visited the hotel and came back saying that one of the best bits about this place it that only a row of palm trees will separate it from the beach. The sand in front of it will come with a cohort of comfy sunloungers and parasols for shade.
Most Hampton hotels are independently owned and operated by franchises and it is one of the largest hotel franchises: as of December 2019 includes 2,544 hotels in 30 countries and territories with 266,933 rooms.
The hotel chain has been estabilished in 1984 with the first hotel located in Memphis, Tennessee.
About Ras Al Khaimah: Head to the northern tip of the UAE’s glitzy coastline, and you’ll land in lesser-known Ras Al Khaimah. Other than sharing a shoreline, this Emirate couldn’t be more different to nearby Dubai. The Hajar Mountains grab your attention in the background, and the country’s loftiest peak – Jebel Jais – noses about its neighbours. Sunset-coloured deserts and tangled mangroves weigh in with their own natural good looks. And even the city centre’s cut from a traditional cloth – old-school souks, mosques and museums are buddied up with the beaches.
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