Caesars Palace Dubai replacement: Banyan Tree hotel to open in late 2023

In collaboration with Ennismore and Dubai Holding, Banyan Tree Group will replace the existing Caesars Palace Dubai with a resort of 179 rooms, including 30 suites and a four-bedroom villa, boasting its private entrance, pool, and beach.

Caesars Palace Dubai: Grand reopening as Banyan Tree

The reopening as Banyan Tree Dubai is scheduled for late 2023, bringing a taste of the brand’s famed Asian-inspired luxury hospitality to the Emirate.

Adding to its international portfolio of branded residences, Banyan Tree Dubai will introduce 96 private residences ranging from one to four bedrooms.

Residents will enjoy exclusive access to a dedicated outdoor swimming pool, a private beach, and a range of resort amenities, along with the privileges associated with the Banyan Tree Group.

Situated at the heart of the vibrant Bluewaters Dubai, a project by Dubai Holding, offers a diverse array of hospitality, lifestyle, residential, leisure, and entertainment options, including over 150 retail and dining outlets.

Partnership with Accor

“Our fruitful partnership with Accor continues to be a driving force for us in the Middle East, enabling us to bring Banyan Tree to new horizons and new opportunities,” Eddy See, Chief Executive Officer and President of Banyan Tree Group said.

“Our collaboration with market leaders like Accor, Ennismore, and Banyan Tree Group marks an important milestone in our ongoing journey of elevating the rich hospitality landscape in Dubai,” Amit Kaushal, Group Chief Executive Officer of Dubai Holding added.

Under a long-term strategic partnership agreement between Accor and Banyan Tree Group inked in 2016, Banyan Tree Dubai will be co-managed by Banyan Tree Group and Ennismore, aligning with a similar operational model successfully implemented in Banyan Tree La Cigale Doha, Qatar, and Banyan Tree AlUla, Saudi Arabia.