Grosvenor House, Luxury high-rise building in Dubai Marina, United Arab Emirates
Grosvenor House is a twin-tower complex in Dubai Marina, United Arab Emirates, with each tower rising 48 floors above ground. The two buildings together contain hotel rooms, residential apartments, and a number of restaurants and bars spread across their floors.
Construction of the first tower began in March 2003, and the building opened in June 2005 as the first hotel in Dubai Marina. At that time, the surrounding district was still largely under construction, so the complex stood among the earliest completed projects in the area.
The complex is named after Grosvenor House in London, and it is owned by Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum. Its first tower holds twelve restaurants and bars, among them Rhodes W1 Dubai, where Michelin-starred chef Gary Rhodes was chef-patron. Hotel rooms and residential apartments there are operated by Le Méridien.
The complex sits in Dubai Marina and is easy to reach by metro, with a nearby station on the Dubai Metro red line. The hotel entrance and the residential entrances are separate, so it helps to know which one you need before you arrive.
The complex is owned by Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum and takes its name from Grosvenor House in London. Its first tower opened on 21 June 2005 as the first hotel in Dubai Marina and was then the eighth tallest building in Dubai. Michelin-starred chef Gary Rhodes was chef-patron of Rhodes Mezzanine, now Rhodes W1 Dubai.
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