Souq Waqif Boutique Hotels yesterday formally launched two top-class properties, Arumaila and Musheireb.
Al-Naimi, al-Attiyah and others at the opening ceremony of Hotel Arumaila yesterday
The occasion also marked the opening of Residences, Souq Waqif’s classic residential property.
Acting general manager of the Souq Waqif’s Private Engineering Office, Nasser bin Rasheed al-Naimi, and Al Rayyan Project Management executive manager Abdulla bin Ali al-Attiyah jointly cut the ribbon to mark the inauguration of the top notch properties.
Al Rayyan Project Management is looking after the residential and hospitality properties at the Souq.
“We are extremely happy to add Arumaila and Musheireb to our collection of boutique hotels,” said al-Attiyah.
The Souq Waqif Boutique Hotels brand is built with “distinctiveness” at the heart of each property.
“Arumaila, Musheireb and the Residences carry this brand identity across all their offerings, ensuring that guests experience every aspect of the brand from the moment they enter the buildings until their departure from the Souq Waqif Boutique Hotels,” he said.
The owners said they are looking forward to receiving guests from Qatar, the Arab region and across the world in the coming months.
Arumaila Boutique Hotel has 17 standard rooms and two suites while Musheireb features 14 rooms: 10 deluxe rooms and four suites.
The Residences reflect the same theme, consisting of three bedrooms and five one-bedroom residences.
Arumaila accommodates a dynamic lifestyle, appealing to the younger segment of the society.
On the other hand, the Musheireb Boutique Hotel is modelled on the concepts of authentic Qatari hospitality, catering to those looking for elegant, yet traditional, retreat.
Besides the dining facilities as the Canteen and Al Matbakh Rooftop Grill in Arumaila, and Al Mataam in Mushereib, both hotels are equipped with a full range of state-of-the-art offerings.