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Millennium’s SZR summer opening

by ArabianBusiness.com staff writer  on Tuesday, 01 May 2007

Millennium Hotels and Resorts' latest property, the five-star Millennium Towers Hotel Dubai, is scheduled to open this summer.

The property features 203 rooms, 149 suites, restaurants and meetings facilities, and is located on Sheikh Zayed Road next to Mall of the Emirates.

Millennium Hotels and Resorts president Ali Hamad Lakhraim said the company planned to have 35 Millennium hotels and resorts in the region by 2011.

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