Damac Properties announced today the launch of a limited release of hotel rooms for sale within the iconic Aykon City project on Dubai's Sheikh Zayed Road.

The first-of-its-kind product allows investors to own a hotel room in Tower B, a 63-storey serviced hotel residences property to be operated by Damac Maison.

The top 10 floors of the tower will house the 280 hotel rooms, while the remaining floors will comprise hotel apartments and serviced units. The rooms, which will be available for investors to purchase on March 12 at the Westin Hotel in Dubai from 3:00 pm to 10:00 pm, are priced at approximately Dh1 million ($272,182).

Niall McLoughlin, senior vice president, Damac Properties, said: “With the upcoming Expo 2020 and other developments further reinforcing Dubai’s position on the world stage, we at Damac Properties understand how to appeal to investors with lucrative opportunities that are extremely relevant and one step ahead of the rest. With the number of visitors to the emirate expected to reach 20 million by the year 2020, hotel rooms will increasingly be in high demand, then and beyond, and this unique product allows investors to tap into and be part of the booming hospitality market.”

He added: “The hotel rooms will be managed by Damac Maison, which is known to offer the service standards of the finest hotels, and boast elegant facilities with well-appointed rooms offering the comfort of home.”

Aykon City’s iconic project comprises Dubai’s first all-suites, 80-storey Aykon Hotel and Residences, a 63-storey Damac Maison Serviced Hotel Residences, a 60-storey apartment tower, a 65-storey office tower and two c. 30-floor ultra-luxury residential towers.

The 4 million sq ft development is located on the eastern and western sides of Sheikh Zayed road at the Safa Park intersection. It will join other iconic developments in the golden quadrant of the business district of the city such as City Walk, the Burj Khalifa, Emirates Towers and the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) district. - TradeArabia News Service