Welcome
back to the Steigenberger Al Dau Beach Hotel.
With great viewing of the UEFA Euro 2008
soccer tournament on our large open air
screen and those perfect air and sea temperatures,
there is no better time to visit us than
now!
In this issue of our monthly enews, hear
about the ongoing training initiatives we
offer our staff to help serve you better,
hear about our Grand Suites, and learn all
about the benefits of a Thai massage.
With warm regards,
Lars Geweyer
General Manager
Relax with a traditional Thai Massage.
Guests
at the Steigenberger Al Dau Algotherm Red
Sea Thalasso & Spa can now experience
the benefits of a traditional Thai massage
with our experienced therapist from Thailand:
Relax your body, reduce stress levels, improve
blood circulation, increase your energy
and flexibility and center your mind and
your body - all this is now available to
hotel guests and day visitors alike for
only 65 Euros, including access to the spa's
sauna, steam bath and a fresh juice following
your one hour Thai massage. Make sure to
book
your appointment now!
Deluxe Holidays with our Grand Suites.
In
our mini series showcasing all the different
suites available here at the Steigenberger
Al Dau Beach Hotel, today we take a look
at the luxurious Grand Suites. The separate
living room features a lounge suite and
seven piece dining area. Then, there is
a spacious bedroom; past this, things become
very special - attached to the bedroom is
the one-of-a-kind spa & wellness retreat,
with free-standing spa bath tub from which
to enjoy uninterrupted views of the Red
Sea, a massage table draped with towels
for massage treatments in the quiet surroundings
of your own room, a separate shower and
a bathroom with sauna. These suites are
special - and with only two of them available,
make sure you book ahead. Our upgrade options
are more affordable than you might think!
For more details, visit
us online.
The
management of the Steigenberger Al Dau Beach
Hotel understands the importance of staff
training - for the benefit of all stakeholders
and to produce outstanding quality and service.
The most recent training initiative saw
some 20 participants from the various hotel
departments take part in a four day course
on "Customer Relationship Management"
(CRM) held by the