Ritz Carlton Hotel Bahrain
US Department Of State Post Report
Some but not all of the residential compounds have recreational facilities that include a swimming pool, tennis court, and/or fitness center. NSA has two swimming pools open to the Embassy’s American personnel. The BAPCO (Bahrain Petroleum Company) Club at Awali permits some foreigners in the business and diplomatic communities to hold memberships to use its beach, bowling, dining, and swimming facilities. All the major hotels in Bahrain (Ritz Carlton, Hilton, Sheraton, and Crown Plaza) offer memberships in their swimming pool, health club, and tennis facilities. Several private clubs (Al-Bandar and the Marina) offer membership to foreigners and have attractive, well-located facilities. Embassy personnel may also participate in an active tennis league, and the tennis court at NSA is open on a first-come, first-served basis to Government employees. There is a small indoor ice-skating rink open to the public. Horseback riding and riding lessons are available. ... [Read More]
2004
1111--06/14/04 Remarks with King Abdullah of Jordan; Secretary Colin L. Powell; Ritz-Carlton Hotel; Washington, DC ... 1111--06/11/04 Remarks to the Australian-American Leadership Dialogue; Richard L. Armitage, Deputy Secretary of State; Oriental Mandarin Hotel; Washington, DC ... 1111--03/07/04 Contending with a Nuclear-Ready Iran; Paula A. DeSutter, Assistant Secretary for Verification and Compliance; Conference Held at the Wyndham City Center Hotel; Washington, DC ... [Read More]
2004
1111--06/14/04 Remarks with King Abdullah of Jordan; Secretary Colin L. Powell; Ritz-Carlton Hotel; Washington, DC ... 1111--06/11/04 Remarks to the Australian-American Leadership Dialogue; Richard L. Armitage, Deputy Secretary of State; Oriental Mandarin Hotel; Washington, DC ... 1111--06/08/04 Remarks at Beginning of Bilateral with President of Iraqi Interim Government Ghazi al-Yawer; Secretary Colin L. Powell; Madison Hotel ; Washington, DC ... [Read More]
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