Coral Beach Resort Sharjah Undergoing AED 15 Million Refurbishment

Coral Beach Resort Sharjah is undergoing an AED 15 million three-phase refurbishment which will enhance the entire property and take up to 16 weeks to complete.

The hotel is going through a complete overhaul with the revamp of guestrooms, bathrooms, corridors, lobby, hotel entrance, banquet halls, swimming pool, kids club, tennis court, landscape, main kitchen, stores, etc.

Laurent A. Voivenel, CEO, HMH - Hospitality Management Holdings said, "The Coral Beach Resort Sharjah is a fantastic property and has established a solid reputation of being one of the finest and most popular resorts in the city. The investment was necessary as the hotel was beginning to look tired. With the completion of this project, we will be in a stronger position than ever to step up to the challenge against some of the city's upcoming competition and attract new business while retaining our loyal accounts."

Coral Beach Resort Sharjah will remain open throughout the refurbishment and will continue to operate on a reduced scale. Work kicked off about three weeks back and is progressing well. The revamp will not impact the operation.

Laurent assured, "All care is being taken to make sure there will be no inconvenience or disturbance to our guests during the upgrade. We don't want to disrupt the experience for the customers who booked with us during this time. Therefore, during the period only four floors will be operational."

The Coral Beach Resort Sharjah features 156 rooms, many with panoramic sea-view. A major attraction is the wide repertoire of dining options with menus to cater to every taste. The resort is located on one of the emirate’s nicest beaches and features a range of leisure activities for all ages, including the Rimal Club, state-of-the-art fitness centre, children’s pool, indoor playroom and complimentary Kid’s Club as well as tennis (by Clark Francis Tennis Academy), badminton, volleyball and two outdoor swimming pools.

"It is not a question of putting band aids by simply replacing the mattresses, changing carpets or applying a fresh coat of pain. The idea is to preserve the resort's spirit while upgrading full range of front and back-of-the house facilities and equipment to improve the guest experience. We are looking at an exciting new design with more contemporary colour palette that will refresh and revitalize the guest rooms and public areas. Technology and productivity are central to the design and will radically improve the quality of the facilities. A major highlight will be restoration of the hotel's lobby that will be completely reconfigured and redesigned," added Laurent.