Safir Hotels & Resorts

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Safir Hotels & Resorts (also known as Safir International Hotels Management [1] ) is a Kuwaiti-owned luxury hotel chain in the Arabic world. [2] [3] [4] Clientele includes the sister of the Emir of Kuwait who stayed in the hotel's $3000 a month apartments (as of 1991). [5]

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Hotels

Algeria

Safir Mazafran is a hotel in Zeralda. [6] It is said to "dominate the town" and has a restaurant serving Lebanese cuisine. [7]

Egypt

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Safir Hotel, Cairo

Safir Hotel is a hotel in Zamalek, Cairo. [8]

Safir Resort is a hotel and resort in Hurghada. [9]

Kuwait

Safir International Hotel is a hotel in Bneid Al Gar. [10]

Failaka Heritage Village is a hotel in Failaka Island. Completed in 2002, it has 50 chalets and 24 rooms. [11] It is located in a Heritage Village which includes a children's zoo, lake, horse-riding and shwarma outlets and a golf course. [4] [12]

Safir Airport Hotel' is a hotel in Farwaniya.

Safir Hotel & Residences is a hotel in Fintas.

Marina Hotel is a hotel in Salmiya. [3]

Lebanon

Safir Hotel Bhamdoun is a hotel in Bhamdoun. It has 68 rooms and suites. [13]

Coordinates: 33°53′29″N35°28′22″E / 33.891458°N 35.472697°E / 33.891458; 35.472697

Qatar

Safir Doha is a hotel in Doha.

Syria

Safir Al Sayedah Zeinab is a hotel in Damascus. [3]

Safir Hotel Homs is a hotel in Homs. [14]

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