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Ethiopian Airlines Group Opens the Prestigious Skylight Five-Star Hotel

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July 19, 2019
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Ethiopian Airlines Group Opens the Prestigious Skylight Five-Star Hotel
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Ethiopian Airlines Group, the news spirit of Africa, is delighted to announce the opening of their prestigious five-star Ethiopian Skylight Hotel in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Located five minutes away from Addis Ababa’s Bole International Airport, the opening of the five-star hotel aims to increase the number of tourists entering the country, providing seamless hospitality services to the Ethiopian Airline partners and transit passengers. The Skylight Hotel meets international standards with outstanding quality of service for corporate and leisure clients, as well as caters to the needs of the Airline’s partners.

The Grand Ballroom accommodates 2 000 seated guests and 4 000 guests at a time in a standing cocktail setting. The Ballroom can also be divided into five separate halls along with spacious foyer area, accommodating 500 to 800 guests in each compartment – ideal for business conferences, corporate and other social events. The hotel has offers three separate day-light and two VIP private meeting rooms for corporate meetings. The Health Club facilities in the hotel include an outdoor swimming pool, mini-golf courses, a spa and massage room and an outstanding gymnasium.

“We sincerely look forward to establishing a long-term relationship with our guests to ensure that our staff deliver the best hospitality services to our clients; providing all the support that our clients need when booking for flights with Ethiopian Airlines and accommodation in Addis Ababa. Ethiopian Airlines Group gives the highest priorities to its customers and partners, ready to provide everyone with the best service experience,” concludes Abel Alemu, Ethiopian Airline’s Southern African Regional Manager.

With 373 spectacular, finely designed rooms, including three luxurious restaurants, the hotel offers all day dining (including Chinese restaurants), a lobby and an executive lounge which includes an excellent traditional Ethiopian restaurant.

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