18 reviews

Star Business Centre JLT

Name: Star Business Centre JLT
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 4.7

Dubai

8th Floor, Platinum Towers JLT - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Business center Monument

+971 4 450 4777

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About

Star Business Centre JLT is a business center and monument located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.70 out of 5 stars based on 18 reviews. The street address of this business is 8th Floor, Platinum Towers JLT - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. Star Business Centre JLT is closed on Friday, and other days it is 24 hours open.

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Where Star Business Centre JLT is located at?: Star Business Centre JLT is located at 8th Floor, Platinum Towers JLT - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Star Business Centre JLT?: The contact number of Star Business Centre JLT is +971 4 450 4777

Reviews

5 Niharikaa Deulkar 34 months ago

Nice offices and reasonable prices. The team of SBC, Sweety, Merryll, Clyd, Sunny... They are really good human beings, always happy to help. It feels like at home even at the office. I will definitely recommend this place.

5 Ayesha Ali 118 months ago

Beautiful offices available at the best rates. the service is fantabulous

5 Asif Ali 70 months ago

I want to thank the team of Star Business Center for going above and beyond to accommodate my needs. The location is so easily accessible to my clients. The office is elegant and very professional. Great job guys!

5 Aine Munir 70 months ago

Their office spaces are amazing. Esthetically placed, the offices are fully equipped. Thank you for making it easy for us.

4 rini raj 70 months ago

Good work ambiance, neat and clean, well organised offices. Facility, cafeteria well accessible.. Ideal place to have an office setup .

5 Hammad Amjad 70 months ago

It is a nice office with competitive prices at a prime location. The staff is very helpful and accommodating to my growing business needs.

5 Rani Hindustani 70 months ago

It is a great experience. From the start to the end, It was very hassle-free. I specially want to thank Supriya and Sarah. Great job guys! Highly recommended!

5 Manpreet Kataria 70 months ago

Really well managed and clean place. Must visit before you finalise to set up a new office in Jlt.

5 Sandy Culpepper 33 months ago

Heart breaking to know what this monument stands for. Culloden Battlefield is a must-see.

5 Suz A (ZhanQui) 93 months ago

Excellent visitors center, with many immersive displays showing the sides of the Jacobites and Government separately. The walk around the battlefield is long if you do it all, but well worth it.

5 JSG HV 42 months ago

Very impressive - part of the Culloden battlefield.

5 Mike Ritchie 35 months ago

A little bit taller

5 Mr Adventure 57 months ago

The cairn erected on Culloden Battlefield in 1881 by Duncan Forbes.
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I had an opportunity to visit Culloden Battlefield recently.
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Today the site is managed by the National Trust for Scotland (NTS), which has worked progressively since the 1930s to conserve as much of the site as possible, although their ambitions to conserve the entire battlefield site are yet to be fully realised.
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The Trust has conducted extensive archaeological research, allowing for a reconstruction of the battle (showcased on the programme Two Men in a Trench).
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They also constructed a new Visitors’ Centre which offers archaeological, historical and cultural tours, interpretations, interactive and immersive experiences of the site for an ever-increasing number of visitors.
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The cairn erected by Duncan Forbes stands out on the low lying terrain of the moor and can be seen prominently from the viewing platform of the Visitors’ Centre.
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Paths that allow visitors to explore the battlefield wend their way across the marshy ground towards the cairn, past the clan markers and onwards towards a line of blue flags which mark the position archaeological investigations have revealed to be the line where the Jacobite forces formed up in advance of the battle.
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The cairn which Duncan Forbes built has become a focal point for re-memorialising activities.
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A plaque on the cairn commemorates the year 1944 when Hector Forbes handed the care of the cairn over to the National Trust of Scotland. The cairn has thus become a memorial not only to those who died in the Battle of Culloden but also to the two Forbes men who played an active role in its commemoration.
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A wooden bench behind the cairn commemorates the contribution of the 102 (Clyde) Field Squadron Royal Engineers, who in 1983 refurbished the cairn and the battlefield lines in what could be interpreted as an act of pilgrimage.
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5 edward hayes 45 months ago

Enjoyed the whole battlefield, monuments and clan markers and visitors centre great afternoon

5 Hai Shiang Tng 105 months ago

Paying respects to the war dead. Also amazing is that it is Diana Gabaldon's Outlander TV and book series that inspired me to visit Culloden Battlefield and Inverness Scotland. Be strong Claire Beauchamp Fraser! You shall see Jamie once more!

5 Adrian Laird Craig 41 months ago

Moving, well explained, nice staff inc café.

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Business Hours

Saturday	09:00am - 06:00pm
Sunday	09:00am - 06:00pm
Monday	09:00am - 06:00pm
Tuesday	09:00am - 06:00pm
Wednesday	09:00am - 06:00pm
Thursday	09:00am - 06:00pm
Friday	Day off
Sunday	24hr open
Monday	24hr open
Tuesday	24hr open
Wednesday	24hr open
Thursday	24hr open
Friday	24hr open
Saturday	24hr open