Owned by the Kuwaiti-backed First Qatar Real Estate Development Company (1st Qatar), the property is the largest Hilton in Qatar and the company’s first serviced residence in the country.
“This is our first hospitality development and one which demonstrates our confidence in the Qatari market and its sustainability while sending a clear signal of our commitment to the very highest of quality build and outfitting.”
The opening represents a milestone for Hilton, strengthening its presence and commitment to sustainable travel across Qatar, according to Etienne Gailliez, country general manager of Hilton in Qatar.
The stunning 38-storey, world-class property is just 30 minutes away from Hamad International Airport and stands within The Pearl Qatar’s Qanat Quartier at the gateway to the island.
A smart building, guests have digital keyless access features 414 stylish, fully furnished accommodation choices. It comprises a series of high-end fine dining options, a temperature-controlled outdoor pool, soon-to-open private beach, and a kids’ club.
Hassan El Wahidi, general manager of Hilton Doha The Pearl Residences said: “We intend to establish a strong reputation for superior and uncompromising products and services across Qatar’s leisure and business tourism offerings.”
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