Doha - Nuzul Qatar has introduced a new level of comfortable living in Doha with the launch of Somerset West Bay, the company's first deluxe serviced apartment residence in the heart of the Diplomatic Area.
Each of the 200 elegantly appointed two- and three-bedroom serviced residences offers spectacular views across the Arabian Gulf, guaranteeing lifestyle facilities and business support services for executives and their families with competitive introductory rentals starting at QR21,750 ($5,900) per month for a two-bedroom deluxe residence.
"Somerset West Bay has been specially conceived for executives and their families who seek a harmonious balance between work and family life," said Ali Mohammed Al Obaidli, Chairman of the Board of Nuzul Qatar, owner of Somerset West
Bay Doha. "We support this important work-life balance by providing a warm and stylish home with recreational facilities, lifestyle activities and business support services."
Managed by Ascott International, the largest global serviced residence owners-operators in the Asia Pacific and Gulf regions, Somerset West Bay is the perfect location for business or leisure; a luxury residence nestling among ministry headquarters, embassies and consulates, close to the Qatar Financial Centre with introductory single-day rates starting at QR1,125 ($310) per day.
Each contemporary serviced residence is stylishly furnished, with modern interiors and fittings, fully-equipped modern kitchens, and complemented with lifestyle and business facilities desired by today's senior executives, including indoor swimming pool, fully-equipped gym, sauna and steam room, 24-hour reception and security, American Grill restaurant and CCTV surveillance.
"Qatar continues to witness an influx of multinational companies, and continues to attract the most senior executives from energy, construction and financial corporations. At Somerset West Bay, we make everybody feel like they are at home because life is about living," added Al Obaidli.
Somerset West Bay is 100 percent owned by Nuzul Qatar, in which Barwa Real Estate has 50 percent ownership. The latter is part of Barwa's objective to diversify its global inve- stment portfolio to maximize shareholder return on investment following successful expansion into Asia, Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
© The Peninsula 2008
