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Reasons to stay at new Four Seasons

The new Four Seasons Bahrain Bay is welcoming its first guests, just in time for next month’s Formula One Grand Prix.

The hotel boasts sweeping Manama city or sea views from every one of its 173 rooms and suites. You'll be spoiled for choice in the food department, with five restaurants, and five different swimming experiences on offer, as well as one of the largest Four Seasons spas in the world. Prices start from 148 Bahraini dinars (Dh1,442) per night. For more information, visit www.fourseasons.com/bahrain.

Make a golden choice in Jakarta

Raffles has just opened a new hotel in the heart of Jakarta’s Golden Triangle, in the thriving Indonesian commercial hub Kuningan.

Raffles Jakarta is linked to the new Ciputra Artpreneur, a development dedicated to art and theatre in the golden triangle region.

The hotel is one of the largest in Jakarta, with 173 rooms and suites, and pays homage to the Indonesian artist Hendra Gunawan. To celebrate its opening, guests who stay before June 30 will enjoy a 25 per cent discount on room prices. With the discount, rooms start from US$244 (Dh896) per night. For more information, visit www.raffles.com/jakarta.

Fresh Shangri-La open for bookings

Shangri-La has announced that its new Le Touessrok Resort and Spa in Mauritius will start taking reservations at the end of this month, for stays from November 1 onwards.

The Shangri-La brand takes over the Indian Ocean resort on April 15, when the property closes for renovation. On the east coast of Mauritius, the five-star resort is located in one of the island's most spectacular bays. It has three villas and 200 sea-facing rooms and suites. It offers access to Îlot Mangénie, a private, secluded isle with 3.5 kilometres of beach. Accommodation at the resort will start from €250 (Dh994) per night. For more information, visit www.shangri-la.com.

Spring into Mallorca this season

If you’ve always fancied a holiday in Mallorca, now could be the time, as the Jumeirah Port Soller Hotel and Spa has just reopened, with a special spring offer available until April 30.

Guests can enjoy a buffet breakfast, plus complimentary access to the hotel's Talise Spa, which has a heated outdoor hydropool and Jacuzzi with views of the Sierra de Tramuntana mountain range, a Unesco World Heritage Site. Built on a cliff overlooking Port Soller on the north-west coast of Mallorca, the hotel has uninterrupted sea views. Prices start from €375 (Dh1,490) per room, per night. For more information, visit www.jumeirah.com/mallorca.

mhealy@thenational.ae

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