About Anantara Dubai
Anantara is a luxury hotel and resort brand owned by Minor Hotels, a Thai hospitality group. It operates several properties in the UAE, known for blending Thai hospitality with local settings.
Anantara The Palm Dubai Resort sits on the eastern crescent of Palm Jumeirah, with overwater villas and lagoon pools inspired by Southeast Asian resorts.
In Abu Dhabi, Anantara operates Qasr Al Sarab Desert Resort, a fort-style resort deep in the Liwa desert near the Empty Quarter, offering desert experiences such as dune drives, camel rides and stargazing. It also runs Anantara Eastern Mangroves near the mangrove forests, and resorts on Sir Bani Yas Island, a nature reserve with wildlife.
Anantara is known for its spa offerings, often featuring Thai treatments, and for curated experiences that connect guests with local culture and nature.
Desert and island resorts show a side of the UAE beyond city hotels, attracting travellers looking for nature and tranquillity.
Anantara is a Thai brand rather than a UAE startup, and Startups UAE lists its UAE resorts among the country's luxury hospitality brands.
Anantara The Palm Dubai Resort sits on the eastern crescent of Palm Jumeirah, with overwater villas and lagoon pools inspired by Southeast Asian resorts.
In Abu Dhabi, Anantara operates Qasr Al Sarab Desert Resort, a fort-style resort deep in the Liwa desert near the Empty Quarter, offering desert experiences such as dune drives, camel rides and stargazing. It also runs Anantara Eastern Mangroves near the mangrove forests, and resorts on Sir Bani Yas Island, a nature reserve with wildlife.
Anantara is known for its spa offerings, often featuring Thai treatments, and for curated experiences that connect guests with local culture and nature.
Desert and island resorts show a side of the UAE beyond city hotels, attracting travellers looking for nature and tranquillity.
Anantara is a Thai brand rather than a UAE startup, and Startups UAE lists its UAE resorts among the country's luxury hospitality brands.