Win a stay everyday this week at the Ibn Battuta Gate Hotel

Stay at Ibn Battuta Gate Hotel

Every day this week, The National is giving you the chance to win a one night stay over the weekend at Ibn Battuta Gate Hotel, including buffet breakfast for two people at the Mistral restaurant. PLUS – access to Oceana Beach Club at Palm Jumeirah with complimentary shuttles from the hotel to the beach club.

Just Sms the word “Weekend” and your name to 3660 before midnight on Saturday, September 10, 2011.

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