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Posljedice ciklona Gonu uspješno su sanirane /
The consequences of cyclone Gonu heve been
succesfully removed
Hotel je smješten na nadasve mirnoj lokaciji / The hotel
is positioned on a remarkably peaceful location
Tourists that recently visited Oman say that the
coast of that Arabic country on the verge of the
Persian Gulf, especially the area around the ancient
capital Muscat (Masqat), is completely submitted
to tourism construction, which means that it has
been devastated. Trench-diggers on the destructed
beaches may be preparing the new, more advanced
visual version of the attractive destination, but that
certainly doesn’t look impressive at this very moment,
especially in a location like the ambient context of The
Chedi Muscat Hotel, one of the branches of the famous
chain Chedi.
Muscat itself is one of the oldest cities in the Middle East,
and it has experienced one of the strongest cyclonic
winds over the last 60 years in the middle of last year.
Cyclone Gonu has rampaged the region and caused
the evacuation of dozens of thousands of Oman people,
especially in the area around Muscat. The consequences
of that disaster, however, have been successfully
removed and no tourists that found themselves on
vacation at The Chedi Muscat, even if it was shortly
after it, have felt any side effects from the moment of
landing into the near-by airport until the end of their
Starinsko, drevno, mirno koegzistira s novim i modernim
/ The archaic and ancient peacefully co-exists
with the new and modern
stay in Oman. The hotel guests are greeted in an organized
way after the landing and, after they’re offered
some food and drinks, are taken to the hotel.
The Chedi Muscat’s location has been carefully considered
and positioned on a picturesque, narrow area
below a monumental natural curtain – enormous
mountain slopes, which are in direct communication
with the mild surface of the Indian Ocean. With all that
grandeur of natural elements that surround it, the hotel
is positioned on a remarkably peaceful location that,
even though it lies on a part of the airline route, is not
overly exposed to noise since Oman generally isn’t particularly
active in the traffic sense. One way or another,
the local airport, which is fifteen minutes away, does
nothing to disturb the peace and quiet of this very
praised five-star hotel.
The idea of The Chedi Muscat’s designers has been
in touch with the rhythm of the entire area, as well as
the City of Muscat itself, which manages to have the
archaic and ancient peacefully co-existing with the
new and modern. “Old forms in a new way” was the
guiding light of the two authors of the hotel’s identity –
Jean-Michel Gathy, director of Denniston International
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