Project Spotlight: Cote d’Azur Hotel by Wellington Developments in The World Islands

Project Spotlight: Cote d’Azur Hotel by Wellington Developments in The World Islands

Studio & 1 Bedroom Hotel Apartments | Premium Lifestyle | From AED 1.3M | Cote d’Azur Hotel by Wellington Developments

Location: The World Islands, Dubai
Developer: Wellington Developments
Type: Apartment
Status: Off-plan
Price: From AED 1.3M
Starting Size: From 405 Sq.Ft.

Overview:
Cote d’Azur Hotel by The Heart of Europe is a lavish hospitality project situated on the beautiful construction of The World Islands. Inspired by the French Riviera, the resort features Southern Europe’s imposing architecture and vibrant lifestyle, divided into four distinct phases: Monaco, Nice, Cannes, and St. Tropez.

About The Developer:
Wellington Developments is an established luxury boutique developer with over a decade of real estate expertise in the UAE. They specialize in creating incredibly refined residential properties across high-growth corridors like Dubai South, MBR City, and Dubai Islands, focusing heavily on striking architectural designs and investor-friendly payment structures.

Key Features & Amenities:

  • Direct access to a climate-controlled raining street and massive swimming pools
  • World-class beachfront dining and vibrant Mediterranean festivals
  • Exclusive VIP beach club access and private boat anchoring
  • Zero service charges for 10 years for investors
  • Strategic and highly connected location in The World Islands

Benefits of Investing in Cote d’Azur Hotel:

  • Unbeatable 10% Guaranteed Net ROI for 10 years
  • Free annual stay up to 3 weeks for owners
  • Fully furnished turnkey investment on the iconic World Islands

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
Q: What is the starting price?
A: Prices start from AED 1.3 Million.
Q: When is the handover date?
A: Handover is ongoing / Ready.

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*Disclaimer: The images displayed are for illustration purposes only and may not exactly represent the final property.