Conrad Dubai
Featuring outdoor gathering areas, the property has 11 conference rooms, three boardrooms, and two grand ballrooms for up to 1,250 guests. Each room has its own projector, sound system, and screen display. For breakout sessions during a conference, client meetings during an exhibition or for use as a training room or media centre, these spaces include built-in audio-visual equipment and offer WiFi connectivity.
Similar to our halls, we offer complete flexibility, and several rooms can be combined to create larger spaces. Most rooms feature a foyer with ample space for F&B set ups, such as coffee breaks and standing lunches for your delegates, as well as easy access to the main concourses. While your there you can also discover their poolside lawn, and ballrooms and other extravagant facilities.
HOW TO GET HERE?
BY CAR
The property is 10 minutes from Dubai International Airport and 40 minutes from Dubai Al Maktoum International Airport. Visitors can enjoy the complimentary valet and self-parking service at their secure garage space.
BY METRO
Dubai’s metro system is budget-friendly, clean and air-conditioned way to travel around the emirate. There are two lines: the Red Line runs the length of Dubai, connecting to many significant landmarks along the way, while the Green Line primarily serves ‘old’ Dubai, including the Creek area and the souks of Bur Dubai and Deira. Tram service, known as the Orange Line, provides dedicated access to points around Dubai Marina. Driverless trains run roughly every five minutes from 5 am to 11 pm and can be accessed with a Nol Card, which can be obtained from any station nearby to Conrad Dubai.
BY TAXI
Taxis are efficient, metered and reasonably priced. With more than 5300 RTA taxis available, hailing a cab in Dubai is never a problem. Most drivers are familiar with our venue and with various popular destinations around the city. Taxis can also be booked in advance by calling +971 004 208 0808. Most fares start at 5 AED for hailed taxis or 12 AED for pre-booked service.
BY AIR
Dubai is an important hub for international travel. The emirate’s most popular airport and second busiest in world, Dubai International Airport (DXB) hosts flights from a wide variety of destinations. The airport is the home base of recognition-winning Emirates Airlines which—along with 100 other airlines—serves more than 7,000 flights per week and 260 destinations across six continents. The growth of flights on popular low-cost carriers, such as the homegrown flydubai, has also exponentially increased.
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