Why Hotels Across the UAE Choose Khiara Group for Their Supplies
Running a hotel takes more than good service. It takes the right cutlery, glassware and buffet setup in the right quantities, plus well-stocked amenities in every guest room. Behind a well-run hotel, there is usually a supplier making sure all of this arrives on time.
When hotel procurement teams search for hotel suppliers in Dubai, they are looking for more than just product availability. They need a partner who can guarantee quality products, stock, delivery and ongoing supply. Here are seven reasons hotels across the UAE keep coming back to Khiara Group.
7 Reasons Hotels Choose Khiara Group
1. Trusted by Major Hospitality Names
Khiara Group supplies some of the most recognised hotel brands in the region, including:
- Taj
- Oberoi
- Sheraton
- JW Marriott
- Hyatt
- Dusit Thani
- Anantara
- Emirates Palace
When well-known hotel groups keep returning to the same supplier, it says something about quality, consistency and scale. A long client list builds confidence before a single product is discussed.
2. Every Category, With the Right Brands

Hotels need a wide mix of products, and switching between many vendors slows things down. Khiara’s range covers more than 30,000 products, with the right brand in each category:
- Crockery and tableware: Ariane and Baralee
- Glassware and drinkware: Ocean, Lucaris, RCR and Borosil, with Ariane for specialised drinkware
- Cutlery: Sola and Aura
- Pots and pans: Lacor, Chefset and Raj
- Kitchen tools: Raj, Lacor and Kitchen Master
- Buffet, Table lighting and banqueting: APS
- Knives: Ambrogio Sanelli
The range also includes chef uniforms and aprons, in-room amenities, and storage and organisation products.
Breakfast service, banquets and large events put buffetware under the most strain, so durability, presentation and easy replacement all matter. Chefset covers that need, from chafing dishes to display risers and beverage dispensers.
For a procurement team, this means fewer vendors to manage and more consistency from one category to the next. It is one of the reasons hotels searching for a hotel and restaurant supply company in Dubai often end up finding Khiara. For a closer look at how hotels choose tableware, see our guide on how hotels choose their tableware.
3. Stock Availability and Fast Turnaround
Long lead times can delay an opening or leave a hotel short in peak season. Khiara keeps more than 30,000 products ready in stock, held in a 50,000 sq ft warehouse in the UAE, so hotels get what they need without waiting on a fresh import for every order.
Stock is only one part of choosing the right partner. To see what else to check, read what makes a reliable hospitality supplier.

4. Track Record on Large-Scale Projects
Khiara has supported more than 100 projects across hospitality and retail. That kind of experience comes from handling different property sizes, timelines and requirements again and again.
For a hotel group planning a large rollout, it means the team has done this before and knows how to manage it.
5. Custom Solutions and Concept Development
Hotels increasingly want tableware, glassware and cutlery that carry their own identity, so that every outlet in a property feels like part of the same brand. Khiara’s bespoke solutions and concept development support are built for that, especially for hotels working to a specific design theme or F&B concept.
The Hotel Pre-Opening OS&E service takes this from early planning to opening day. Teams can review samples before approval, work with a dedicated project team on quotations and category planning, and phase deliveries around the opening date.
6. Showrooms and Logistics That Back It Up
A supplier is only as reliable as the setup behind it. Khiara has showrooms in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, where hotel teams can review products in person before signing off on specifications, along with a dedicated logistics centre in Dubai Maritime City. That setup supports faster delivery and stronger after-sales service once a hotel is up and running.
7. Experience Since 1955
Khiara has supplied the hospitality and retail industry since 1955. That means established supply chains, fewer surprises, and a deep understanding of what hotels need in daily service.
Before recommending anything, the team looks at durability, how an item will be used, how often it will need replacing and whether it can be kept available locally The result is products that hold up in real service, not only in a catalogue.
For a closer look at what hotels and restaurants typically need, see our guide to hospitality supplies in the UAE, covering tableware, glassware, buffetware, cookware and OS&E.
Final Thoughts
Hotels rarely choose a supplier on a single factor. It comes down to trust, range, reliability, and support that runs from planning through to daily operations. Khiara brings these together, which is why hotel groups across the UAE keep coming back.
If you are choosing a supplier for a hotel in the UAE, Khiara Group’s experience, stock and service are worth a closer look. Contact our team to talk through your hotel’s requirements.
Frequently Asked Question
Product quality, stock availability, delivery capability, industry experience, after-sales support, and the ability to handle bulk or project-based orders.
OS&E covers the movable items a hotel needs to run day to day: tableware, cutlery, glassware, buffetware, kitchen equipment, guest-room amenities and storage products.
Yes. Khiara supplies bulk and project-based orders. Minimum quantities depend on the product and brand, so ask the team for the figures on your shortlist.
Yes. A single supplier can coordinate quantities, matching specifications and deliveries across properties. Ask for the same product codes and reorder support for every site.
Yes, for selected products. Speak to the team early about the options and quantities for your project.
Ask for trade credentials, product documentation, client references and samples, and visit the showroom to see the stock for yourself.
Once your outlet concepts and specifications are taking shape, well before the opening date. Samples, approvals, quantity planning and phased deliveries all take time.





