First Phase of Marbella Resort Hotel by Kleindienst Group Sold Out in 8 Hours

Dubai, United Arab Emirates – In an extraordinary launch event, the Kleindienst Group announced the sell-out of the first phase of the Marbella Resort Hotel, part of the IHG Vignette Collection, within just 8 hours. The AED 1 billion beachfront development on the World Islands attracted over 2,000 visitors, showcasing the booming demand for luxury properties in Dubai.

The Marbella Resort Hotel, situated on Europe Island, has been designed to reflect the architectural marvels of Spanish Marbella. This luxury development promises to bring the Costa Del Sol experience to the UAE, featuring 150 high-end accommodations, including suites, chalets, and cabanas with views of the sea, snow plaza, or the unique kilometre-long raining street. It is also the first hotel on the islands to offer private coral reefs for its guests, enhancing its appeal as a unique destination.

Sarah Ali, Chief Operating Officer of The Heart of Europe, expressed her delight at the overwhelming response:

“We are thrilled by the enthusiastic reception to the launch of The Marbella Resort Hotel. The rapid sell-out of Phase 1 highlights the strong trust in our vision and the unique offerings of this development. We look forward to announcing the next phases soon.”

The Marbella Resort Hotel will offer various pricing options to meet different preferences and investment requirements, including popular assured and guaranteed returns on investment of 8.33% per annum for 12 years.

About Kleindienst Group & The Heart of Europe

The Kleindienst Group is a global business conglomerate involved in various sectors, including property development, construction, coral engineering, and hospitality. Employing over 1,500 people worldwide, their flagship project, The Heart of Europe, is a testament to their innovative approach and commitment to sustainability.

The Heart of Europe is a unique destination on the World Islands, just six kilometers off the coast of Dubai. It comprises six themed islands, each inspired by a different European country, offering over 4,000 keys and featuring 20 hotels and resorts. Notable attractions include a climate-controlled raining street and the region’s first Coral Institute dedicated to marine conservation.