An eco-hotel has opened in Dubai, the work of which will be fully provided by solar energy.
InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) and Diamond Developers held the opening ceremony of the Indigo Dubai Sustainable City, which will become a building with zero energy balance. It will be 100 percent provided with solar energy.
The 143-room hotel is located in the first sustainable integrated community. The architecture and interior design throughout the hotel will be based on the principles of sustainable development at every stage of the guests' stay.
Indigo Dubai Sustainable City also has a café and restaurant next door that will supply fresh produce from urban farms. They will be combined with the Sustainable City Bio Domes hotel and green housing.
The hotel will also create unique rooms for events both indoors and outdoors, which are integrated into the landscape of gardens and city farms. In addition, guests can enjoy various recreational and recreational facilities, such as a gym, an outdoor pool, an outdoor yoga area, and two treatment rooms with private terraces.
Pascal Govin, IHG COO in India, the Middle East and Africa, said: "We are pleased to work with Diamond Developers to create the first fully sustainable hotel in the UAE ... It will become a cult hotel in our regional portfolio."
Faris Said, CEO of Diamond Developer, added: “We have created a vibrant, vibrant, sustainable community that provides savings and environmental safety for more than 300 families. After receiving evidence that this concept is feasible and successful, we look forward to the start of the second of The Sustainable City, and Hotel Indigo is the first of four buildings we’ll add to it. "
