JW Marriott Hotel Kuwait City
The JW Marriott Kuwait City, formerly Kuwait City's Le Meridien hotel, was taken over by Marriott International in November, 2002, and was rebranded on January 1, 2003.
History
In 1980, Le Meridien Kuwait opened to international acclaim as one of the most luxurious hotels in the area, and as one of the first international-class hotels in Kuwait.
In 1990, the hotel's lobby and first floor were set on fire by invading Iraqi soldiers. Following the Invasion, the damaged areas were restored and reconstructed to reopen to guests.
In 2003, the hotel served as a major hub for visiting journalists during the war in Iraq. Severe security measures were undertaken at the hotel, including the scanning of all incoming vehicles, passing through metal detectors, luggage scanning, identity tests, and the parking of vehicles several meters from the hotel's entrance and porte cochère.
In 1990, the hotel's lobby and first floor were set on fire by invading Iraqi soldiers. Following the Invasion, the damaged areas were restored and reconstructed to reopen to guests.
In 2003, the hotel served as a major hub for visiting journalists during the war in Iraq. Severe security measures were undertaken at the hotel, including the scanning of all incoming vehicles, passing through metal detectors, luggage scanning, identity tests, and the parking of vehicles several meters from the hotel's entrance and porte cochère.
Location
JW Marriott Hotel Kuwait is located in the Al Salhiya area of Kuwait City, adjacent to the Al Salhiya shopping complex. It lies four kilometres from downtown Kuwait.
Hotel Features
This 16-storey hotel features modern architecture and a glass façade. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can offer currency exchange and the use of a safe-deposit box, and there is a dedicated concierge desk. The air-conditioned public areas have wireless Internet access, and there is also 24-hour room service, a gift shop and newsstand, and a limousine service. Valet parking is complimentary.
La Brasserie serves international dishes in a contemporary setting and features theme nights, including seafood and Spanish. Kei offers a Japanese menu, and the Terrace Grill specialises in steaks. The Café Royale serves light dishes, snacks and sandwiches throughout the day. The hotel's Tea Lounge, set in the lobby, offers speciality teas and coffees and light snacks.
The hotel has seven meeting rooms offering a capacity of 650. There is also a business centre with copy, fax and translation services
The hotel's health club features an indoor swimming pool, a spa tub, and fitness equipment.
Guestrooms. The 315 guestrooms have light contemporary decor and modern furnishings. All are equipped with satellite television, CD players, VCRs and complimentary Internet connections. Other standard amenities include climate control, complimentary bottled water, minibars, and safes. Bathrooms have jetted tubs, bathrobes, and hair dryers.
Expert Tip
Kuwait's Fish Market, eight kilometres from the hotel, is a fascinating glimpse of traditional Kuwait, a city where fishing has always been of vital importance. The variety of fish and seafood is outstanding.
Awards
In 2005, the hotel was named "Best Business Hotel of the Year."
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