What to expect: Rising 10 stories, this contemporary hotel subtly blends ultramodern design with Art Deco touches. In the airy lobby, light is reflected off ceiling-mounted disks, each coated in gold leaf, and the marble-and-black-veneer reception desk is warmly lit by steel lamps. The bar and restaurants brim with suited executives on weekdays, replaced on weekends by leisure travelers.

Amenity highlights: Guests have complimentary access to the hotel’s health club, with a 48-station gym, sauna, and steam room. Personal training, massage, and physiotherapy are available (surcharge). For a drink or meal, there are two restaurants and a contemporary bar, and on-site parking is available. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) is offered throughout the hotel, including the 15 meeting rooms, of which the largest can accommodate 600.

What to expect: This stylish 1998 hotel offers hassle-free transfers from the passenger terminal via a 250-meter (273-yard) covered walkway. Suited executives and international leisure travelers arrive in the airy lobby, decorated in burgundy-colored tiles with blue neon accents. Four elevators soar inside the eight-story atrium, giving views of the airport and of the atrium lounge with its cascading fountain.

Amenity highlights: High-speed Internet access is available in the hotel’s business center (surcharge). Wireless Internet access (surcharge; network cards not available) is available in public areas, including the 27 meeting rooms, of which the largest can accommodate 555 delegates. The restaurant mixes an a la carte menu with a weekday lunch and dinner buffet; light menus are available in the bar, the café, and in the atrium lounge with its contemporary fountain.