Dubai, UAE October 2026: Al Jaddaf Rotana Suite Hotel marked Breast Cancer Awareness Month with a Pinktober-themed afternoon tea held at The Tea Room, according to a company release. The event was organised in collaboration with Alchimie, a luxury fragrance house based in Dubai.
The press release says the gathering was described as an intimate event combining hospitality and “meaningful conversations” around women’s health and wellbeing during Pinktober. Guests were served a selection of tea and coffee blends along with cakes and pastries, while Alchimie provided candle displays arranged for the setting.
Speaking about the initiative, Stefan Schmid, Complex General Manager at Al Jaddaf Rotana Complex, was quoted in the release: “Pinktober is an important reminder of the value of awareness, support and meaningful conversations. At Al Jaddaf Rotana, we believe in creating experiences that bring people together, and our collaboration with Alchimie allowed us to do just that. It was a pleasure to welcome our guests for an afternoon that combined warm hospitality with an important message, and we hope to continue supporting initiatives that make a positive difference in our community.”
Seasonal Pinktober High Tea planned through 31 October 2026
Beyond the private gathering, the release states that The Tea Room will continue offering its seasonal Pinktober High Tea until 31 October 2026. It adds that the experience is priced at AED 150 per person and is available daily from 12:00 pm to 9:00 pm.
Hotel and event venue
The statement describes Al Jaddaf Rotana Suite Hotel as located in Dubai’s Al Jaddaf district, positioned as a business and lifestyle area. It says the property has 318 rooms and suites, with accommodations described as featuring pool or city views, spacious living areas and kitchenettes.
According to the release, the hotel also includes six meeting rooms and a Bodyline Fitness and Wellness Club, alongside an outdoor swimming pool and sauna and massage rooms.
About Alchimie
Alchimie is described in the release as a homegrown luxury fragrance house founded in Dubai in 2020 by Emirati entrepreneur Fathiya Al Marzooqi. The brand says its products include hand-poured scented candles, reed diffusers and soaps, and describes its fragrances as designed to function as sensory rituals tied to spaces and memories.
The release also says the company’s collections reference Emirati identity, including ceramic vessels made by Emirati artisans and finished with 18K gold detailing.