The Executive Choice: Radisson Blu One-Bedroom Executive Suite at RAK Central

Radisson Blu One-Bedroom Suite at RAK Central

Twenty-eight floors above RAK Central, this Radisson Blu one-bedroom suite occupies the most compelling middle position in the hotel collection. It offers the privacy of a separate bedroom, the ease of a five-star hospitality address and a broad balcony facing the sea, internal landscape and community.

At 1,290.49 sq ft (approximately 119.89 m²), the Executive Suite is nearly twice the size of the selected studio option without moving into the scale or price of the Presidential category. Offered at AED 3,068,144, it is designed for buyers seeking more usable space, stronger separation and a refined top-floor setting.

The Collection’s Most Balanced Suite

The Type 1 plan separates the bedroom from a proper living and dining room, then extends the accommodation onto a balcony of approximately 535 sq ft. A dressing area, full bathroom and guest powder room complete the plan. The result feels residential in scale while remaining firmly connected to the hotel’s services and atmosphere.

• 28th-floor position
• 1,290.49 sq ft / approximately 119.89 m²
• One bedroom with dressing area and full bathroom
• Separate living and dining room
• Guest powder room
• Broad balcony of approximately 535 sq ft for the suite type
• Sea, internal landscape and community outlooks
• Price: AED 3,068,144

The brochure places the Executive Suite type between the 12th and 28th floors. This selected accommodation therefore holds the highest level offered for the layout. The unit-specific plan, saleable-area schedule and signed specification should govern the final acquisition.

A Five-Star Address with Its Own Daily Rhythm

Radisson Blu Hotel RAK Central is conceived as a destination rather than a simple block of hotel keys. Arrival, dining, wellness, work and evening life are brought together within one architectural statement. For an owner, that creates a more layered proposition than a conventional standalone apartment.

The planned hospitality programme includes five food-and-beverage venues, a specialty restaurant, rooftop swimming pool and pool bar, spa and sauna, gymnasium, business lounge and grand ballroom. A padel court, kids’ club, outdoor cinema and landscaped gathering spaces introduce leisure beyond the suite itself.

Project imagery presents the intended design direction. The executed hotel, ownership and furnishing documents must confirm final finishes, access rights, operating arrangements and what transfers with the suite.

The Deliberate Middle Choice

This Executive Suite creates a clear three-step collection. Buyers prioritising a lower entry point can consider the Radisson Blu Hotel sea-view studio. Those seeking the project’s trophy one-bedroom can move up to the Radisson Blu Presidential Suite, with its corner position, separate dining room, study and two balconies.

The Executive Suite sits between them with a more measured balance of price, scale and utility. That makes it relevant to personal-use buyers, executives and investors who want a genuine one-bedroom plan without paying for space they may not need. Explore all three options through the Radisson Blu Hotel RAK Central collection.

Connected to Ras Al Khaimah’s Business and Resort Corridors

RAK Central places the hotel between the emirate’s commercial centre and its expanding coastal destinations. Indicative drive times place Al Hamra Mall about five minutes away, Al Hamra Golf Club seven minutes away, Al Marjan Island eight minutes away and Wynn Al Marjan Island around ten minutes away. Ras Al Khaimah International Airport is approximately fifteen minutes away, while Dubai International Airport is around forty-five minutes away, subject to traffic.

For a foreign buyer, that connectivity can support personal stays, executive use or a hospitality-property strategy. However, rental participation, revenue distribution, owner-use allowances and return assumptions must be established from the governing agreements. Brand recognition alone is not a substitute for commercial due diligence.

International purchasers can review Tropical Riviera’s guide to buying property in Ras Al Khaimah as a foreigner and its analysis of Ras Al Khaimah real-estate investment.

Cross-Border Advice Beyond the Sales Gallery

Tropical Riviera International Realty helps international buyers compare the suite against other branded and hotel-led opportunities, then coordinates the acquisition across jurisdictions and time zones. The objective is not simply to reserve a key. It is to understand exactly what is being acquired and under which commercial terms.

Before commitment, our team helps obtain the SPA, title and registration information, payment schedule, service-charge details, hotel-management terms, owner-use policy, FF&E and OS&E schedules, rental provisions, replacement-reserve arrangements and assignment conditions for independent review. Where legal, tax, finance or currency advice is required, we coordinate with the buyer’s chosen qualified specialists.

The 50/50 payment structure begins with 10% on booking. Eight instalments of 5% follow through month twenty, with the remaining 50% due on completion. Completion is expected in Q4 2029, subject to the governing sale documents.

Request the private Executive Suite acquisition pack from Tropical Riviera International Realty. Receive the unit-specific floor plan, payment schedule, reservation documents and current availability. Speak with Tropical Riviera’s international property team on WhatsApp or call +230 420 0808. The firm’s cross-border advisory is led by Bhavesh Koonja, REALTOR® and Certified International Property Specialist.