Novel Hotel City Center Abu Dhabi の小説・ストーリー

He clearly didn’t like the idea, but after a long pause, he let out a slow breath and released my wrist. He exhaled sharply, clearly not liking this, but he didn’t argue. Instead, his fingers continued holding my wrist. It took some minutes before he let go. “If anything feels off, you call me immediately. Don’t you dare hesitate.” I gave him a reassuring nod before turning toward the hotel. The New Orleans Hotel was one of the most high-end places in the city, known for its discretion and luxury. The kind of place powerful people used for both business and pleasure—often behind closed doors.

It was the centre of the eye for all Atlantics action, easy access to the aquatic park, casino and underwater restaurant. Jungwoo's mouth was wide open to view the beautiful architecture. At the entrance to the tower, beautiful Arab design details emerged. The hotel consisted of 23 floors, one thousand five hundred and thirty-nine rooms. Twenty-three restaurants and 3/1 thousand staff worked and spoke a total of one hundred and two languages. It was magnificently constructed.

The streets bustle, filled with luxury cars and taxis, while pedestrians from diverse cultures throng the sidewalks. I grinned widely, feeling excited about the countless adventures that awaited me during my stay here in Dubai. The city was breathtaking, and I couldn't wait to explore it. We arrived at Burj Al Arab, often referred to as the world's only 7-star hotel, although it's officially rated as a 5-star deluxe hotel. However, if I were to rate it, I would definitely give it more than 5 stars.

Ignacio had booked a suite for us, and as we entered, I was blown away by the luxurious décor. The suite had a spacious living room, a dining area, and a bedroom with a king-sized bed. There was also a balcony that offered a breathtaking view of the city. We freshened up and decided to explore the city. Ignacio had arranged for a private tour guide to take us around, and we spent the day visiting some of Dubai's famous landmarks. We saw the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building, and the iconic Burj Al Arab, a luxury hotel shaped like a sailboat. We also visited the Dubai Mall, one of the largest malls in the world, and had a delicious lunch at one of the restaurants.

I'm such an idiot. The drive through Abuja is a blur of familiar sights and sounds. Street vendors, crowded markets, the smell of burning charcoal and spicy food drifting through the car windows. Luke doesn't try to make conversation, and I'm grateful for the silence. The hotel, when we finally arrive, takes my breath away. It's not just expensive – it's obscene. Marble everywhere, crystal chandeliers, staff in uniforms that probably cost more than most people make in a month. My room – no, suite – is on the top floor, with floor-to-ceiling windows that look out over the entire city. The furniture looks like it belongs in a museum, and there's a bottle of champagne waiting on ice.

“I guess, I will have a vacation here.” “How’s your hotel? Who will manage it?” “Mario will took care of it, and I will not stay here for so long. Central Nervaez is just an hour away from El Paraiso.” Mario is his secretary for almost seven years. He trusted him to everything, because he already proved and showed his loyal to him. Central Nervaez is the capital of city where his hotel was located. His hotel named Nirvana Hotel—taken from his mother’s name. He inherited it from his father and he expanded the business. It was successful and he is so proud of himself.

Nina jumped with joy and said, “Anna, we’re in the same group. Oh yeah! This is great!” Anna was very happy as well, being in the same group as Nina was the best outcome. That way they could discuss and look after one another if anything happened. Everyone split into their respective groups and entered the hotel, the 7-star Grand Lexus Hotel. The students were surprised by the magnificent and classy decoration the moment they entered this 7-star hotel. The Grand Lexus was Johannes City’s largest international hotel. It was situated in the city’s most bustling business district. It was known as the country’s number one hotel and is the Ackman Group’s exclusive investment project.

"Yes. On the third floor. Reservation in the name of Dean Alde--I mean Dean Gilbert." She did not say anything to the man named Arif, stepped carefully into the main lobby of the hotel, which was greeted with a dim atmosphere like being on the beach--even though the hotel was located quite far from the nearest beach area in Rose city. As far as she could tell from the appearance of the hotel and both of the exteriors also the interiors of the hotel building, the nearest beach from his current location was a hundred kilometres away, so if she were, to be honest, the existence of a beach-themed hotel in an area far from the beach was a little strange idea for her.

She left her phone charging, grabbed her purse and went down to the reception taking extra care to lock her door. The receptionist listened to Vanessa's complaint patiently and told her the cleaning service would be up tomorrow to do their thing. Vanessa had no choice but to stay the night. Walking down the strip from her hotel, Vanessa entered the famous Luxor Hotel and Casino, her eyes almost came out of their sockets. The hotel's architecture and design was amazing. The outer structure of the hotel was in the shape of a huge, black, Egyptian pyramid. The hotel's casino was located in the centre of the first floor. Vanessa made up her mind to book into this hotel early tomorrow morning. Sh

“Hello, Mr. Templeton! Do you have any luggage?” I looked over to see two crisply dressed valets in white uniforms standing by Connor’s elbow. That was when I looked around and gasped. The Dubai. It was the newest – and most luxurious – hotel on the Sunset Strip, and it had only been open for a few months. Apparently the rooms had been booked solid for six months. Anh and I had watched some E! Channel special on it so we could see all the starlets and their dresses when they showed up for the red carpet gala opening.