Holiday Inn Express, Dubai City, Jumeirah - A Placid Jaunt
By Shabbir Kagalwala

I leavinged from Singapore's Changi Airport on September 15th, for a business ride organised by my company. Every year these conferences are organised by our company which enables workers to assemble from around the world in one nation or one more. This moment, it was kept in New York, The U.S.A.. I travelled via Emirates and had a layover in Dubai for a day and a fifty percent, so I stayed in the Holiday Inn Express at Jumeirah.

I reached Dubai International Airport terminal on the exact same day. The 8-hour air journey completely wore me out. Thankfully, a scheduled taxi was waiting for me at the airport terminal. I had a complacent trip to the hotel. The streamlined, modern facade of the structure overlooked Port Rashid which is one of the popular business ports in U.A.E. When I enter the hotel, I was heartily invited by the reception personnel. Check-in really did not take long. Wireless Internet was available throughout the large lobby in addition to free of charge in-room Wi-Fi was additionally supplied. The space was spotlessly clean and spotless, so were the restrooms, sanitary and unblemished. Considering that it was on among the greater floorings, the space had a flamboyant and fanciful sight of the Jumeirah Coastline on the Persian Gulf which made it quite optimal. As soon as I had refurbished I vacated the space to the vibrant Terrific Space where a kick-start free of charge warm buffet breakfast was offered with a substantial selection and plenty of selections. The personnel in the hotel was truly considerate and approachable which made the remain also much better.

After a brief siesta, I promptly made a relocation to the Dubai World Trade Facility stationed around 15 minutes from the hotel. Though the closest Dubai metro terminal is just a 20-minute walk away, I guess taxis are the fastest and most dependable commute. For a concise lunch, I ate at Japengo which was an Asian restaurant. The poultry dumplings offered in Japengo are most definitely a must have. The Sushi and Maki rolls as well were a pure mix of Chinese fare. I spent the rest of my night around DWTC which is quite an advanced business complex. As soon as work was completed, I returned back to the hotel to refurbish and left again for the Rustico, an authentic Italian joint located in Rydges Plaza, on Al Diyafah Road, which served a few of the most delectable pizzas in Dubai. This restaurant was extremely advised by my sweetheart, so I did not want to miss it. The Rucola & Cheese Salads are tasty and the Alla Pescatore and Alla Milanese Risotto are just sensational.

I had rather a sound rest at night because of the silken and plush made beds. Also, the place of the hotel is far from the hustle-bustle of the city. The next morning I woke up early and made a decision to visit the gymnasium which was furnished with all the physical fitness amenities. After taking a quick morning meal at Lounge Caf Italiano which offered a healthy and balanced and durable Italian and English breakfast; I went to the Jumeirah beach where a stunning business setting was developed. Engulfed with the good and positive vibes I must say that I could seriously work far better and to my fullest. The personnel also was extremely positive and genial.

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Shabbir Kagalwala is a traveling buff and enjoys to cover his terrific experiences.