• Novotel Bahrain Al Dana Resort has become the first hotel in the Kingdom to accept Bitcoin payments.
• The four-star hotel partnered with Eazy Financial Services to enable guests to pay for accommodation using cryptocurrencies.
• Central Bank of Bahrain approved the move, making Novotel Bahrain Al Dana Resort the first in the nation where such a payment option is available.
Arab World Crypto Adoption
Novotel Bahrain Al Dana Resort has become the first hotel in the Kingdom of Bahrain to accept Bitcoin payments. The move was made possible by partnering with Eazy Financial Services and receiving approval from Central Bank of Bahrain.
The First Hotel To Embrace Digital Assets
Novotel Bahrain Al Dana Resort is not alone when it comes to crypto adoption on Arabian Peninsula – W Dubai – The Palm and Palazzo Versace Dubai have also accepted digital assets during last several months. With this move, Novotel Bahrain Al Dana Resort becomes the first hotel in its nation where guests can settle accommodation bills using cryptocurrencies.
Payment Option Made Available at Outlets
To make use of this payment option, specially designed terminals will be placed at outlets around Novotel Bahrain Al Dana Resort so that customers can pay via Binance app. General Manager Amid Yazji commented: “We are thrilled to announce that we are the first hotel in the Kingdom of Bahrain and region to use latest digital payment technologies in partnership with Eazy Financial Services.“
Luxurious Four-Star Hotel Offers Many Amenities
Novotel’s luxurious four-star hotel offers many amenities for its guests including a swimming pool, private sandy beach, gym center and more. Located overlooking Arabian Gulf, it provides an ideal getaway for those looking for both relaxation and adventure.
Crypto Adoption on Rise Across Arab World
The acceptance of bitcoin payments by Novotel indicates an increasing trend towards crypto adoption across Arab world as more businesses look towards embracing digital assets as payment methods for their services or goods. This could lead to wider adoption across other parts of Middle East in near future as well as help push cryptocurrency into mainstream economy worldwide.