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

All of them were exhausted from the long travel and had no time to appreciate the place. Each of them has their own hotel rooms allocated to them. This hotel was one of the biggest hotels in this city. For most of them, the room was decent; with a 1-bed room, a restroom, a kitchen, a sofa, and a terrace. But for Yman and his sister, this room was grander. He had just finished taking bath and now he was sitting on a sofa while staring at the night sky through the window gap that slightly opened. . The modern vibes inside Human City were different compared to a fantasy-like Empire of Encantasya.

She had to cover them up with the new clothes she borrowed. ••••• 7:30PM Ten minutes later, Sabrina stepped down from a cab and stood in front of La Lordè hotel. It was one of the most expensive hotels in the city.It has a lot of attractions to intrigue visitors. It was not just an ordinary hotel but it has a lounge ,a meeting space with an auditorium for guests,restaurants and other. Sabrina didn’t know why her client chose this hotel knowing very well that it was a famous place for the rich to visit in their leisure time.

Looking at the layout of the villa, Adeline said softly. Christiano stood behind Adeline and said, "Yes. This hotel is the only hotel in Zhong City that has such designs. The purpose of this hotel is to give customers a feeling of returning home." Adeline saw that Christiano was standing behind him. He turned to look at him and said, "Aren't you going to discuss a project with your client? Go ahead!" Looking at the time, Christiano pulled his tie and said, "It's still early. Go take a shower first. I'll take you out for lunch later, and then I'll go to talk about the project."

I press my face against the window as my eyes catch the colourful and bright lights that make the night lively in this city. "Do you think it's everything you expected?" Larissa whispers to me? I look away with a short laugh. "Honestly, I'm not sure. I'm not one to expect much out of anything." "I like that. Besides, it's too early to conclude. I still believe that this is going to be a dream to remember for us." **** The hotel where we are staying is a luxurious one, facing a beautiful beach in the city. It's called Ice Blue, and it's one of the best places to stay in the city.

Lana’s POV Abby stays with me until we pull up in front of the large hotel. There must easily be five hundred rooms in this place. Everything from the outside was glass and I don’t really remember seeing this place before, but then Abby and I hadn’t been in town for long. “Wow, fancy!” Abby mutters as she climbs out the passenger door. “Yeah and I can already smell them!” “I think there must be something wrong with your nose. It’s really not that bad!” Abby shrugs her shoulders at me before wishing me luck and waving me off.

I couldn't help but feel a bit excited, wondering how they'd react when the daughter they despised most stood at the pinnacle of success one day. The next day, I arrived at a hotel in the city center. I’d meet Harvey and Meredith’s nephew there. This wasn't just any hotel. It was a top-notch, sprawling establishment that catered to dining, lodging, banquets, and even business activities. It had eight floors and occupied an entire building. The location, surroundings, and foot traffic were all excellent. Before I went to prison, I worked as a hotel lobby manager. Naturally, I wanted to return to my old profession. Only this time, not as a manager but as the owner.

Now, as they collected their bags and exited into the waiting area, a sleek black car from the modeling agency stood by, ready to whisk them to the hotel. The hotel, nestled in the heart of Abuja’s city center, was a luxurious five-star sanctuary. The agency had done a stellar job booking Zara’s suite—a well-lit, elegantly furnished space with soft cream curtains and a stunning view of the skyline. Regan whistled under his breath as he stepped into the room with her. “Nice. I give it to your agency. They went all out,” he said, tossing a sideways glance at her. Zara dropped her bag on the bed and looked around. “Yeah, it’s nice. But now, what about you?”

“Come right away. I’m sending a car now, but you can meet us faster if you drive.” “But Caleb, the kids—are they—?” “They’re safe. They truly are in no danger.” I tried to sit down because I wasn’t sure my legs could continue holding me. “You're not joking?” “No. Just trust me. Everything's okay now. Just… get here.” The call ended before I could ask more questions. Before I could make sense of anything. The Aurelia Royale. The name stirred something. The newest and most luxurious hotels that the city has to offer. I thought about how the hotel featured an impressive chandelier lobby, different private floors, and a tall restaurant with a glass roof.

The Orion Hotel was one of the most expensive hotels in the city. Only people with serious money could even step inside. Which meant Adrian Cross was already in town. Watching. Waiting. For what? Aria stared at the message one more time. Then she grabbed her jacket. If Adrian Cross knew something about Lena’s scheme… She needed to hear it. Night fell over the city like velvet. The Orion Hotel towered over the downtown skyline, its glass exterior reflecting thousands of lights. Aria stepped out of a taxi and looked up. The place screamed wealth.

That night, I did not count ceiling cracks. I imagined Halston City. I imagined walking into a lobby made of marble instead of linoleum. I imagined wearing something other than faded jeans and grocery store sweaters. I imagined someone looking at me and seeing potential instead of routine. When I finally fell asleep, I dreamed of glass buildings reflecting sunlight so bright it hurt. The next morning, I opened the email. The hotel was called The Montierre. The photos showed floor to ceiling windows, white sheets, private balconies overlooking the skyline.