
Hotel flooring has to do two things at once: look the way the interior designer specified it, and survive round-the-clock guest and back-of-house traffic without an early refurbishment. Renovations also usually happen with the property still trading, which means phased, low-disruption installation.
Wetar has supplied and installed flooring for hotels and resorts across the UAE, including Atlantis The Palm, the Waldorf Astoria DIFC, Four Seasons Marya Island, the Hilton Palm Jumeirah, and both InterContinental properties at Dubai Marina.
Guest-facing finish, commercial-grade wear
Wood, vinyl, and carpet finishes matched to the interior design brief, built to a wear class that holds up under hotel-level traffic.
Phased renovation, property stays open
Room-by-room and floor-by-floor sequencing so refurbishment work doesn’t mean closing the property.
Acoustic underlay between rooms
Impact-sound-reducing underlay for guest rooms and corridors, where noise complaints are a real operational cost.
Lobby to back-of-house, one contractor
Public areas, guest floors, kitchens, and BOH corridors specified and installed under a single scope.
Recent work
Retail & Hospitality Projects
- Atlantis The Palm, Lift Lobby, The Bridge and BOH Areas, Dubai
- The Creek Hotel by Arenco, Dubai
- The Fairmont Hotel, Abu Dhabi
- Four Seasons, Marya Island, Abu Dhabi
- The Hilton, The Palm, Dubai
- Hotel InterContinental, Dubai Marina, Dubai
- Hotel InterContinental, Dubai Marina (by RP Group), Dubai
- Marsa Al Seef Hotel, Bur Dubai, Dubai
- The One and Only Royal Mirage, Dubai
- Sadiyat Rotana Hotel, Abu Dhabi
- The Santorini Hotel, Dubai
- Soco UAE, Mirdif City Centre, Dubai
- Taj Exotica, The Palm, Dubai
- The Waldorf Astoria, DIFC, Dubai
See our full portfolio on the Projects page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you match hotel flooring to an interior designer’s spec?
We work from the interior design brief to source wood, vinyl, or carpet finishes that match what’s specified, then confirm they carry a commercial wear class that holds up to round-the-clock guest and back-of-house traffic.
Can a hotel renovate its flooring while it’s still operating?
Yes — phased, room-by-room or floor-by-floor sequencing lets refurbishment happen without closing the property, which is how we’ve delivered flooring at properties like Atlantis The Palm and the Waldorf Astoria DIFC.
How do you reduce noise between hotel guest rooms?
Acoustic underlay goes beneath the finish flooring to reduce impact-sound transmission between rooms and corridors — a real driver of guest complaints, and one of the more overlooked parts of a hotel flooring spec.
Do you cover public areas and back-of-house together, or just guest-facing spaces?
Both, under a single scope — lobbies, guest floors, kitchens, and back-of-house corridors are specified and installed together rather than split across contractors.