Client:

Egyptian General Company for Tourism and Hotels, Egypt

Location:

Egypt

Renovation of Mena House Oberoi Golf Course & Golf Club House

Total area 100,000 square meters

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The Mena House Hotel Golf Course was first golf course to be developed in Egypt. It remains the centerpiece of a multitude of outstanding entertainment facilities offered by Mena House Oberoi Hotel. ECG designed the course to deliver an enjoyable, visually pleasing golfing adventure suitable for all genders. Nestled within close proximity of the fascinating Pyramids of Egypt, the 100,000 sq m golf course was upgraded to 18 holes instead of nine within a nine fairway constraint. ECG designs provided entertaining views of gently rolling grass dunes, radiant white sand traps, strategically positioned lakes, natural treasures of old-growth flora, all complemented by an intense green buffer system to preserve players' safety.

The golf course's two-storey Club House also witnessed major renovation efforts. An intricately ornamented marble plaza and cobblestone parking lot added a touch of antique elegance to the Club House guest entrance. Moreover, all Club House facades and interiors were dominated by the Arabian Islamic theme seen in other hotel buildings. Club House components included a restaurant with indoor and door facilities, a standup bar, a main kitchen, rest rooms and showers, a lockers area, a drop off and service yard, a storage area, an administration area, and retail section.