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Arabic Opulence

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Title A taste of Arabic Opulence in Abu Dhabi at the Eastern Mangroves by Anantara.
Abu Dhabi is one of the Middle East’s most cosmopolitan cities and has become the holiday destination of choice for the haut monde. The Middle East and Abu Dhabi in particulate is about opulence. No expense is spared in creating some of the most impressive hotels, experiences, lifestyle events with one seeming to outdo the next with each occurrence. In a peaceful place amongst the calming mangroves of a natural park and a short distance from the hustle and bustle and bright city lights of Abu Dhabi is a manifestation of Middle East opulence in the Eastern Mangrove Hotel by Anantara.
Abu Dhabi is located by the waters of the Arabian sea with coastlines of …show more content…

In addition, guests staying in Kasara privilege rooms have a complimentary garment laundry or pressing per day and a number of other perks. And for the nibbles, don’t expect warmed over dried pizza puffs. The above and beyond services includes cocktails and gourmet level canapés as well as a fine breakfast. Done
The Middle East and UAE in particular has an epicurean’s focus on food and the fine dining scene there rivals the top gourmet scenes in the world. So in order to be considered as a top hotel the cuisine has to be exceptional as well. The Eastern Mangroves by Anantara does not disappoint in this regard offering several eateries from its all day dining with an international buffet and endless food options to Mediterranean dishes at the pool deck restaurant. The ambiance is completely Middle East in the evening with live acoustic Arabic music and guest enjoying the moment while smoking shisa …show more content…

The restaurant has really brought a piece of Thailand to the Middle East from the décor bedecked with Thai silk cloth to the Buddha statues. The staff is dressed in traditional Thai attire and they, like most of the cooks and chef are Thai . There is an open kitchen so the flurry of activity in the kitchen is on full display as these talent chefs prepare haute cuisine based on food you may find in the streets of Bangkok or Chang Mai. This is fine dining with only coveted 15 tables so reservations are a

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