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Two rooms (1 bedroom + 1 living room): 1 king size bed or 2 single beds (if required 2 single beds can be added). Room includes air conditioning, bathroom amenities, cable/satellite TV, Tea/Coffee maker, En-suite/private bathroom, iron & ironing board, mini refrigerator, safe in room, hair dryer, telephone, 2 single sofas, dining table in living room with 4 chairs, Prayer mat and Holy Quran.
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Free cancellation before 29 July
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Room facilities:Air Conditioning, Balcony, Bath Tub, Bathroom, Hair Dryer, LCD TV, Mini Bar, Prayer Rug, Qibla direction, Quran, Shower, Telephone, Wi-Fi
Room size:41 m² / 441 sq ft
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Room facilities:Air Conditioning, Balcony, Bath Tub, Hair Dryer, Jacuzzi, LCD TV, Mini Bar, Prayer Rug, Qibla direction, Quran, Safe Box, Shower, Telephone, Wi-Fi
Sea View room with one bedroom and one living room. Room offers a french double bed, balcony, tea kettle, bathroom with a Jacuzzi- bathtub, a shower cabin, hair-dryer, TV, Mini-bar, Air-conditioner, Safe, Telephone, Qibla direction, Koran, prayer rug, Wi-Fi.
Room size:55 m² / 592 sq ft
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Room facilities:Air Conditioning, Balcony, Bath Tub, Bathroom, Hair Dryer, LCD TV, Mini Bar, Prayer Rug, Qibla direction, Quran, Shower, Telephone, Wi-Fi
Room size:26 m² / 280 sq ft
Wadi Adventure, an amusement park of its own kind, built at the foothills of Jebel Hafeet gives you a wonderful experience of water sports with the region’s white water rafting, surfing, kayaking, wall climbing and much more.
Al Ain’s Raceway and Burn Rubber is Arabia’s largest fast track which gives you a taste of go-karting track.
Camel Racing is also something not to be missed while staying in Al Ain. Camel riding is a centuries old sports in United Arab Emirates. Regular races are hosted in a 10 kilometer track which provides a rare slice of opportunity of the traditional Emirati culture. Golden or white "Anafi" breed and black or brown "Boushahri" breeds of camels are used for racing due to their slender physique.
Al Jahili Fort, now restored, is one of its most historic buildings, constructed in 1891 in order to defend the city, is also a place of exhibition of the British adventurer Sir Wilfred Thesiger’s work and his crossings of the Rub Al Khali deserts in 1940s. Al Qattara Fort has been redeveloped to home a dazzling arts gallery and offers spaces for variety of art workshops in its walls.
Al Ain’s National Museum consists of three main sections, which are archeology, ethnography and gifts which give an overview of the UAE life. Bedouin jewelry and traditional musical instruments of old times are also exhibited there.
Al Ain Palace Museum, Sultan Bin Zayed Fort, the home of late Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan the UAE founder, exhibits collection about the ruling family and their life. Once occupied by the ‘Father of the Nation’ the entire palace has been preserved to be toured extensively. It is also rumored that Al Ain was the birth place of the late founder. The museum does a good job in bringing the history, culture and heritage of the royal family along with that of UAE alive.
Al Ain also accommodates an old mosque, which could be the oldest mosque in the entire country in the premises of ‘Sheikh Khalifa Mosque’ also known as the ‘Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Mosque’ or ‘Al Ain Grand Mosque’. Currently the ‘Sheikha Salama Mosque’ is the largest mosque in the country.