DusitPrincess ACES Dubai will cater to both transient and extended stay guests, promising elegant accommodation complemented by Dusit’s legendary Asian hospitality – creating a true ‘home away from home’.
BANGKOK – Dusit Hotels and Resorts recently signed a Management Agreement with ACES Property Development to operate DusitPrincess ACES Dubai, a new hotel apartment project within Jumeirah Village Circle, Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates. This will be Dusit Hotels and Resorts' sixth property in the Middle East.
Strategically located overlooking the Dubai Marina Skyline, and offering easy access to the new Al Makhtoum International Airport, the Palm Jumeirah, and other exciting shopping and entertainment venues, DusitPrincess ACES Dubai will cater to both transient and extended stay guests, promising elegant accommodation complemented by Dusit’s legendary Asian hospitality – creating a true ‘home away from home’.
DusitPrincess ACES Dubai will comprise of over 250 spacious apartments, ranging from studios to three-bedroomed penthouses. Amenities will include: spa, various dining options, gym, sauna and pool with an open-air cafe.
Ms Suphajee Suthumpun, Group Chief Executive Officer of Dusit International, stated, “We are delighted ACES Property Development has entrusted Dusit with this project, which we are confident will be a great success. The DusitPrincess brand is all about great value and friendly, dynamic service, and we are very glad to see it joining and complementing our existing Dusit Thani and dusitD2 properties within the region.”
“We are extremely proud of our development, and believe Dusit International, possessing a wealth of experience within the hospitality industry, is the perfect partner to deliver our vision,” added Mr Kashif Shahzad, President of ACES.
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