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BAHRAINBahrain is an archipelago of 33 islands. The country was once named Dilmun by ancient Sumerians, considered an island paradise in which there was no disease, death or suffering, and where gods resided. Although modern Bahrain has not retained such mythical status, many still flock to frolic in its heavenly shoreline, and many still perceive the country as blissful respite from less lenient Islamic countries. A popular resort in Bahrain is the Al-Bander located in Riffa. Al Bander has been a popular destination not only for couples and families but also for businessmen who plan to combine business with pleasure. Offering chalets and cabanas, 5 restaurants as well as a marina with full boating service the resorts boasts 10 swimming pools, diving and may outdoor leisure activities. For sheer luxury the Ritz Carlton Bahrain Hotel & Spa a luxury seven-storey resort, with 245 newly renovated rooms and suites, is located within a 20-acre urban resort complex on the seafront of Manama. Only 11 kms from the airport, 3 kms from the Manama City Center and just across the road from Bahrain International Exhibition Center the hotel is ideally located for all travellers. The Ritz-Carlton, Bahrain Villas & Spa offer panoramic ocean views at this luxury beachfront retreat overlooking the Arabian Gulf. Comprised of 23 elegant and spacious villas strategically located along the beach and tucked into lush greenery, the villas provide the ultimate in privacy. In Manama the Novotel Al Dana a 4 star deluxe hotel featuring 172 rooms located in the heart of Manama is close to the diplomatic area and business centre, and only 5km away from the international airport. Built in local architecture, the hotel offers a variety of restaurants and bars. plus a private beach, watersports, swimming pool, fitness center and 24 hours room service.
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