3 reviews

Veluxa Holiday Homes

Name: Veluxa Holiday Homes
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 4.7

Dubai

Aspect Tower - 2204 - Business Bay - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Holiday apartment rental Transportation service

+971 56 126 6407

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Veluxa Holiday Homes is a holiday apartment rental and transportation service located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.70 out of 5 stars based on 3 reviews. The street address of this business is Aspect Tower - 2204 - Business Bay - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. Veluxa Holiday Homes is open seven days a week from 09:00am to 06:00pm.

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Where Veluxa Holiday Homes is located at?: Veluxa Holiday Homes is located at Aspect Tower - 2204 - Business Bay - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Veluxa Holiday Homes?: The contact number of Veluxa Holiday Homes is +971 56 126 6407

Reviews

4 Abu Eyad Alfarsi 42 months ago

Hi Anna
This is Haroon
It was great staying at Peramount apartments with very luxury lobby ????
The 2 bed rooms was relaxing and the pool temperature was warm ????
The system and family hall was nice.
The balcony required chairs and table.
All others good

5 Ana N 42 months ago

Great Company and very friendly staff! Excellent customer service!

5 Emad Othman 42 months ago

Absolutely brilliant!

5 first Eastern Counties Park and Ride 36 months ago

501|502|512|515|523|524|525 & Norwich park and ride & bus station Norwich sold to first eastern counties

Get new bus times at

On the 7th September the Norwich Park-&-Ride network was upgraded with a fleet of new buses and a revision to the routes operated. Established local operator first eastern counties, a first buses subsidiary, took over the network completely having up to then been just one part of the operation. Eighteen new ADL Enviro400 diesel engined double-decks, along with several of their existing fleet buses now run the whole network.

There are now six distinct routes:

501 Thickthorn P&R via City Centre to Airport P&R

502 Harford P&R via City Centre to Sprowston P&R

512 Harford P&R to Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital & University of East Anglia

515 - Easton, Marlingford rd to Norwich airport P&R via Longwater retail park

523 Costessey P&R via City centre to Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital

524 Costessey P&R Via city centre to University of East Anglia

525 Queen Hill to Postwick P&R via City Centre to Great Yarmouth

From the first eastern counties website:

First bus subsidiary First Eastern Counties has won the five-year contract to operate all six Park & Ride services in Norwich, starting in September this year. The package includes the management of the six Park & Ride sites and Norwich bus station, offering the opportunity to improve the overall offer to customers. First eastern counties will deliver a new network of services designed by the company and Norfolk County Council

From September 2023 Norwich Park & Ride is changing! First eastern counties will be taking over all six Park & Ride sites with a new improved network. As a result services 501, 502,512|515|523 & 524|525 For more information about your new

Norwich Park & Ride

In September 2023 it was announced that the Norwich Park & Ride & bus station Norwich 501|502|512|515|523|524|525 arm of the business would be sold to First Eastern Counties

Network Norwich Service Changes - from 2023

Red Line 23|24

As passenger numbers continue to increase towards pre-pandemic levels we are increasing the frequency of buses on Mondays to Sundays

There will be 10 buses per hour, operating every 7 minutes, between Larkman Lane and the Heartsease roundabout via the city centre.

Buses will serve Queens Hills, Heartsease and Thorpe St Andrew Sainsburys up to every 7 minutes with each of the four routes taken between termini operating as:

Red Line 23 - will operate twice every hour

Red Line 23A - will operate twice every hour

Red line 23B - will operate twice every hour

Red Line 24 - will operate twice every hour

Red Line 24A - will operate twice every hour

There will be 10 buses per hour, operating every 7 minutes, between Dereham Rd & Larkman Lane and the Park and ride via the city centre.

Buses will serve Costessey & Norwich park and ride Dereham Rd up to every 7 minutes with each of the routes taken between termini operating as

Red line 523 will operate twice every hour

Red line 524 will operate twice every hour

Red line 525 will operate twice every hour

512 - Norfolk and Norwich Hospital to Norwich airport park and ride via Hellesdon, Sweetbriar retail park, university

515 - Easton, Marlingford road to Norwich airport park and ride via Longwater retail park

The First Eastern Counties Bus Red Line

service uses this corridor, providing a strategic public transport route across

the city centre, linking areas to the east of the city. Pre-Covid, the Red Line

service operated at a frequency of up to every 7 minutes. Currently, the

service is operating at a lower frequency, mainly as a result of a temporary

shortage of bus drivers, but it is expected that the frequency of service will

increase to at least pre-Covid levels during 2023

1 Giulia Pasqualato 37 months ago

The attitude some drivers have is unbelievable.
Bought a ticket online for £5.30, and my phone died, explained the situation to the driver and the answer was “so u don’t have a ticket then”, asked to buy an other ticket by cash and he refused my £20 note, I only had £1 coin and a old pound coin that of course he didn’t accept. So he kicked me out the bus shouting at me that I should pay like everyone else. In front of a full bus! Of people that know me. I was so embarrassed.. and late for work..
My 16 yrs old sisters is studying in Norwich and I literally made her take the train from that day. It costs more and it takes longer, but I never risk something like that again.
Unbelievably rude and disrespectful. Definitely not worth the money the time and the delay. At this point I drive and pay the car park.

5 First network Norwich Park and Ride 36 months ago

First Bus to power 20 depots with solar panels

By

Paul Halford

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April 21, 2023

Installation of the solar panels has begun at First Bus's Camborne depot

First Bus is to invest £2.5 million in installing more than 6000 solar panels across 20 of its depots across the UK as part of its net-zero strategy.

The solar photovoltaic (PV) panels, which will be in place by mid-June, will generate more than 2 million kWh per year – enough to power 700 family homes.

The move forms part of First Bus’s ambitions to carry out its operations with net-zero emissions by 2050 or earlier. This is in addition to its aim of achieving a zero-emission bus fleet by 2035.

The panels would not only reduce costs but enable the 20 sites to generate their own renewable power for lighting, heating, office equipment and engineering bays without drawing power from the national grid.

Jon Tivey, Head of Environment for First Bus UK, says: “We are delighted to announce the rollout of our solar PV programme across the UK, which will help us to significantly reduce our carbon emissions across 20 sites.

“This is yet another milestone in our transition to a low-carbon future across every aspect of our operations. As one of the largest bus operators in the UK, it’s important that we lead the way in the industry and set an example for others to follow.”

Manchester-based solar PV suppliers CorEnergy UK is already carrying out installation on some sites.

CorEnergy Managing Director, Tom Griffin, says: “CorEnergy is pleased to be supporting the ambitious net-zero targets committed by First Bus, having been awarded the design and installation of an exciting renewable energy project to introduce solar PV solutions to 20 sites across the UK.

“In a time where all businesses are striving for carbon neutrality, this successful solar PV project will play a significant role in supporting First Bus to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and meet ongoing net-zero objectives.”

The depots which will have solar panels fitted by June are:

Blantyre

Bridgewater

Bradford, Bowling Back Lane

Bristol Bus station

Cambourne

Chelmsford

Great Yarmouth

Haven Road, Colchester

Huddersfield, Old Fieldhouse Lane

Leeds, Hunslet Park

York, James Street

Aberdeen, King Street

Leicester

Swansea, Ravenhill

Norwich, Roundtree Way

Scotstoun

Summercourt, Newquay

Truro

Bath, Weston Island

Weymouth

1 Nathan 41 months ago

Buses are frequently cancelled and never show up or when they do (because they don't show up) they are overcrowded. I absolutely resent having to pay for a month pass as they are the only operator on my route.

Due to roadworks on the bus stop I usually take one of the drivers said to stop further down the road and signal. When I did this they didn't stop and rather awkwardly pointed up the road as they drove past. Not sure why some stop at the designated stop and others down the road. Why would they choose to block the road when there are roadworks?

It's so confusing often drivers are rude or drive aggressively which recently seemed to cause an accident on St Stevens Street.

1 Max Wrigley 46 months ago

Overpriced for the quality of their service. Some routes are better than others. Some drivers (especially on 25/26/26A route) don't know how to drive properly, ensuring passengers have a comfortable ride. They also like to pull away before passengers (especially the elderly) have sat down. Very hit and miss as to whether buses turn up or not. Looking forward to graduating in 2024 so I don't have to put up with First Bus again as I have no option at the moment. Complained directly in the past, but nothing was done. Absolutely dire

1 Joanna L 44 months ago

Absolutely rip off and rubbish service.. My bus was cancelled 3 nights in a row. Sobi cancelled my bus pass...dont bother waiting for a bus that won't turn up..walk especially if you live in the city.. Get a bike.. Definitely not a beryl bike.. To many jobs worth w4nker drivers as well..you would think they got a bonus for it....maybe we need a mayor like Andy Burnham £1 for kids and £2 for adults sounds fair..never going to happen ger..... First Bus sucks....

1 Peter Morrell 46 months ago

First Bus is single handedly fighting the U.K's obesity epidemic by forcing people to walk because their buses either never show up or are so late you might as well not bother. Other perks of their service include the beautiful music you'll hear on the phone as you wait on hold for their non existent customer service and getting lots of fresh air as you stand at bus stops with all their other lucky customers! Well done first bus!

1 Jianhua Huang 46 months ago

Worst bus service ever. Buses are always late, even in the late evening when roads are empty. Buses sometimes would skip stops and don’t let you in when they run late, keeping you waiting for even longer. Buses are canceled without notice usually during weekends just because bus drivers call sick to watch football matches

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Business Hours

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	09:00am - 06:00pm
Saturday	09:00am - 06:00pm