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The 303-room Grand Millennium Business Bay in Dubai reopens under The First Group Hospitality with new design, dining and guest experiences.

Dubai’s
Grand Millennium
Business Bay
Reopens With
Fresh Facilities
And New
Dining Options

Grand Millennium Business Bay has unveiled a modernised identity that blends contemporary design with the group’s hallmark of authentic service.

Situated in the vibrant Business Bay district, the property now offers 260 contemporary rooms and 43 spacious suites. Each has been tailored with comfort in mind, combining family-friendly touches with technology-driven convenience such as complimentary Wi-Fi and smart TVs with streaming services. Designed to suit both leisure and business travellers, the rooms ensure a seamless stay in the heart of the city.

Guests can enjoy a variety of dining venues, from Sofia’s Kitchen to Sorsi Osteria, as well as the much-anticipated Risen Café, a popular artisanal bakery set to open in the final quarter of the year. Other facilities include a fully equipped fitness centre, a relaxing spa, and an 85 sqm boardroom fitted with AV equipment and high-speed internet, all reflecting Millennium’s promise of genuine hospitality, convenience, and memorable experiences.



With 260 stylish rooms and 43 spacious suites, each designed with modern comfort in mind, Grand Millennium Business Bay is a perfect blend of comfort and vibrant city life in Dubai.

As part of The First Group Hospitality’s portfolio, guests staying at Grand Millennium Business Bay gain exclusive access to Soluna Restaurants and Beach Club on the Palm. The offering includes complimentary transfers, beach and pool facilities, and refined dining experiences at venues such as Enas and Risen Café.

Mr Khaled Amer, Vice President of Operations for the Middle East and Africa at Millennium Hotels and Resorts, described the hotel as a true reflection of Millennium’s spirit in Dubai, that is warm, welcoming and tailored for today’s traveller. He emphasised that every detail of the transformation was rooted in hospitality built around people, whether catering to business convenience, family comfort or cultural connection.



With refreshed facilities such as Italian restaurant Sofia’s Kitchen and Rayya Wellness Spa, the hotel promises dining and relaxation to the weary traveller.
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