Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Sunday, November 16, 2014
survey about the Eastern Mangrove
-How many times did you visit Eastern Mangroves?
|
Percentage
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Number of people
|
|
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75%
|
15
|
More than three times
|
|
25%
|
5
|
Less than three times
|
-What you like the most in Eastern Mangroves:
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Percentage
|
Number of people
|
|
|
60%
|
12
|
Spa, swimming pool, gym and water activities
|
|
15%
|
3
|
Room services
|
|
25%
|
5
|
Restaurants
|
-Do you think Eastern Mangroves
hotel is a five star hotel
|
Percentage
|
Number of people
|
|
|
90%
|
18
|
Yes
|
|
10%
|
2
|
No
|
-Eastern Mangrove hotel is suitable
for families, couples and children
|
percentage
|
Number of people
|
|
|
95%
|
19
|
Agree
|
|
5%
|
1
|
disagree
|
General back ground about Eastern Mangrove Hotel
The Eastern Mangrove hotel project was begin in 2009 by the TDIC which is the company that developed this project. It's located near the airport street which is only 15 minutes from AD airport and it’s along a stretch of Abu Dhabi’s protected Eastern Mangroves area.
The Eastern Mangroves Hotel & Spa is a five star hotel and has 222 rooms in addition to a spa, ballroom and three main restaurants. There are stately rooms and suites, characterized by abundant personal space and decor reflecting the splendor of the region’s desert and mangrove landscapes.
A collection of impressive facilities provides definitive urban experiences and sets the scene for extraordinary events. Hold meetings against a backdrop of lush mangroves and celebrate in stunning architectural structures framed by exotic surrounds. Also they provide the infinity edged pool with breathtaking views of the mangrove forest. Moreover, there is the gym hall that is suitable for men and women, tennis courts and water activities like kayaking, swimming, and boat safaries near the mangrove forests.
In the end, Eastern Mangrove Hotel has become one of the most attractive places in Abu Dhabi, that attracts the tourists and many guests from all around the world , which have a positive effect on the country development.
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