01 October 2021

Dubai-based wasl hospitality and leisure, a subsidiary of wasl Asset Management Group, has announced that work is nearing completion on four of its new hotel developments – Hyatt Centric Hotel, Marriott International, Aloft Dubai Airport and Element Dubai Airport, – which will help boost its 6,885-strong hotel rooms portfolio.

The 173-key Hyatt Centric Hotel is 98 per cent complete on a 4,122-sq-m plot near La Mer beach. Structural work has been finished on the 318-room Marriott hotel in Al Sufooh, which is expected to be ready by Q1 2022.  The other two projects – the 230-room Aloft Dubai Airport and the 89-unit Element Dubai Airport  – are expected to be operational in the coming months. 

 

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