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InterContinental Residences Abu Dhabi

Name: InterContinental Residences Abu Dhabi
Address: Building 1 Zayed The First St - Al Bateen - W32 - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Telephone: +97125999333
Price range: $162–$2,486
Rating: 4.9

Building 1 Zayed The First St - Al Bateen - W32 - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

Google 4.9

Overall 66

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$162

1 Jul 2026

Highest upcoming

$2,486

4 Dec 2026

Median nightly

$225

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1 to 7 Jul

28% below annual median

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Review

Synthesized from Forbes Travel Guide

Character and identity

Set on Abu Dhabi's waterfront, this all-suite residence sister to the InterContinental delivers an apartment-style stay aimed at longer visits and family groups. Expect generous layouts with full kitchens and separate living areas, contemporary interiors tuned to a quieter, more residential register than a typical city hotel, and access to the wider InterContinental complex for dining, beach and leisure. Service skews toward the discreet and concierge-led rather than the theatrical. The overall feel is calm, practical and view-led, with the Arabian Gulf and the corniche skyline framing daily life.

Who's it for

Best for:
Families, relocating executives and travellers staying a week or more who want the space, kitchen and laundry of a private residence with hotel-grade service on tap. Couples who prefer a quiet base over a buzzy lobby scene, and anyone splitting time between meetings in the capital and downtime by the water, will feel at home.

Should look elsewhere:
Short-stay city tourists looking for a compact, classic hotel room and an animated public realm should book the main InterContinental or a Corniche tower instead. Design pilgrims chasing a statement architectural property, and guests who want a packed in-house restaurant scene without crossing to a neighbouring building, may find the residences too understated.

Bottom line

The pitch here is space and self-sufficiency at a serviced-residence standard, not a traditional luxury hotel experience, so it rewards stays measured in weeks rather than nights. Book the largest suite category your budget allows and a higher floor for Gulf views, and target shoulder months between the peak winter season for the sharpest rates.

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