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STAY IN DUBAI

   

     All hotels in dubai are good and have standard facilities.  We are picked up from Airport by hotel van.  After checking in, we were given a key-card.  Even entering a elevator requires that card.  At the wave of the card, the room opened.  It had central airconditioning system.  The temperature of the room can be controlled using a small electronic digital device embedded in the wall.  The room had large french window overlooking the  broad roads.  The room had, small fridge built in under the desk, a small safe, coffee maker and required supplies, ward robe, iron box,  ironing table, prayer mat, quran book, twin bed and a well designed sofa-cum-bed  plus usual things like phone, TV etc.  The bed cover is soft and double walled.  No fans and air-cooler any where in Dubai.
     The rest room deserves a special mention.  It had cold and hot water taps running 24*7.   The usual showers and tub.  Liquid soaps, shampoo, conditioner in containers mounted to the wall.  New soft cotton towels every day.  The room is highly hygiene.  Everyday room is cleaned and consumables are replenshed daily.
    The buffet breakfast is available every morning from 6 -10.00 a.m.  It had international cusine.  Indian upma, Kanji (gruel), freshly baked breads, variety of jams, cut fruits, yogurt, cheese and many many other dishes, the names of which we do not know.  The cooking was perfect and taste was great.  Really an unforgetttable experience.
    We slept like a stone during our stay.  The temperature is comfortable and the air is pure.  Even 7 star hotel exists in Dubai.  One will wonder what facilities will be available there. 
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