Banyan Tree - What's new for 2009
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Banyan Tree - What's new for 2009
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Category: Worldwide - Industry economy -
Hotel projects
This is a press release selected by our editorial committee and published online for free on 2008-10-21
Banyan Tree Mayakoba – March 2009
Mayakoba, an exclusive village-style resort haven, has recently opened on a pristine stretch of land between Playa Del Carmen and Cancun on the Yucatan Peninsula.
Banyan Tree Mayakoba, one of four new resorts, will bring a touch of exotic luxury to the location as the only all pool villa resort in the Maya Riviera. It will blend Mexican flavour and style with Banyan Tree’s renowned Asian influences. The 132 free standing villas all include private pools, outdoor jet-pools, meditation pavilions and spacious poolside terraces. Outdoor spa pavilions line the lagoon and Banyan Tree’s signature Saffron restaurant hovers over a free form pool. Golf enthusiasts will enjoy a game at the Greg Norman-designed championship golf course and beach lovers can soak up the sun on Banyan Tree’s 1km private beach and club.
The resort is surrounded by lush tropical mangroves, natural low jungle, reefs and rich diverse wildlife which will all be protected by Banyan Tree’s conservation efforts. Each area of the resort will be seamlessly connected by the natural freshwater canals and lagoons and visitors will be transported by thatched roof boats.
For those wanting to explore, the Riviera Maya offers the world’s second largest coral reef, shimmering beaches, lush jungles and ancient ruins. Key attractions for those interested to learn more about the native culture and natural landscape include archaeological treasures and Mayan Civilisation ruins such as Tulum, Coba & Chichen Itza (a UNESCO World Heritage Site).
Banyan Tree Cabo Marques, Acapulco – (June – August 2009)
Perched atop a dramatic cliff that cascades into the Pacific Ocean, this all- pool villa resort is the first of its kind in Acapulco. The hotel will comprise striking villas boasting an eclectic union of modern design and indigenous influences with floor to ceiling windows that showcase the awe-inspiring vistas from the cliff top retreat.
Each villa will include private swimming pools bordered by flourishing landscaped gardens and timber sundecks. It will also boast an award winning Banyan Tree Spa complex, three restaurants, a bar, a banquet hall and four meeting rooms.
A private beach sits at the foot of the cliff top resort and guests can enjoy breathtaking sunsets over the Acapulco Bay before catapulting themselves into adventure activities like deep sea fishing, kayaking and whale watching in the Pacific Ocean.
Angsana Hotel & Suites Dubai (April - June 2009)
Angsana Hotels and Resorts is poised to bring its refreshing blend of Asian hospitality with a touch of contemporary chic to the bustling city of Dubai. This new property will add a boost of 417 residential suites and 364 hotel rooms to the dynamic hotel industry in the UAE. Guests will enjoy natural Asian spa treatments from the lofty heights of the 45th floor with spectacular views of the city and Persian Gulf. Two rooftop swimming pools, two outdoor tennis clubs and a Health Club will complete the skyline experience. Angsana Dubai also presents an eclectic mix of restaurants and cuisines - ranging from Indian to Middle Eastern and fusion - to tempt even the most discerning of palates. Dine in Middle Eastern style at Bab al Sharq, or enjoy a relaxing aromatic shisha experience at Nara Lounge. www.angsana.com
Banyan Tree Al Wadi, United Arab Emirates (April – June 2009)
The desert resort Banyan Tree Al Wadi will be situated in the Emirate of Ras Al Khaimah offering an exclusive dune camp experience. The camp will be nestled in the fertile plains and shimmering blue waters of the Arabian Gulf set against the backdrop of the Al Hajjar Mountains and the rolling dunes of the desert.
The elegant façade of the resort emulates an ancient Arabian fortress leading to 70 pool villas and 31 tented pool villas dotted seamlessly across the landscape. Each villa showcases elaborate Arabic touches of lattice woodwork and intricate carvings and will transport guests to an authentic Arabian desert experience. Ideal for eco-explorers, spa enthusiasts and those just seeking a tranquil and spiritual retreat, the resort will offer adventure activities from dune safaris, camel riding and archery to desert pampering with an extensive spa with hydrothermal circuit, hammam and vitality pool.
For those wanting to explore, the resort is 20 km away from the bustling city of Ras Al Khaimah and 10km from the beach where guests will enjoy the seclusion of a private off shore island for sun, sea and sand.
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