Burj Al Arab is designed to resemble a billowing sail and stands at a height of 321 metres. It is one of the most photographed structures in the world and has been consistently voted the world’s most luxurious hotel, with features including in-suite check-in and check-out, reception desks on every floor, round-the- clock private butlers and use of the hotel’s Rolls-Royce fleet and private beach. The hotel’s 202 luxury suites range from 170 to 780 square metres with a rain shower and a Jacuzzi in each suite, as well as six restaurants and conference and banqueting venues.
The icon of Dubai, Burj Al Arab rises out of its own man-made island 280 metres from the Jumeirah coast, 15km south of the city and 25km from Dubai International Airport. Visible from almost everywhere in the city, it is linked to the shore by a slender, gently curving causeway.
Your Room
Floor-to-ceiling windows offer each guest their own breathtaking view of the Arabian Gulf and curtains are electronically controlled. In fact, the entire in-suite electronic system is designed to allow guests to fine tune their environment at the touch of a button.
Every suite benefits from a range of unique first-class flourishes, including an extensive selection of complimentary Hermès amenities and a pillow menu with 17 options, including some for children, and a special bath menu.
A sophisticated private dining menu is served 24 hours. Alternatively, guests are able to coordinate with the Executive Chef and Private Dining Manager to create a personalised menu for a romantic dinner or a party to be served in the intimate opulence of a private suite.
Dining
With six restaurants and a skyview bar to choose from, guests are spoilt for choice. The pick of the restaurants is also recognised as one of the finest restaurants in the world. Al Mahara serves sumptuous seafood in a wondrous, subterranean setting, and is accessed via a gold-plated elevator located in the upper lobby.
The legendary cocktail lounge, Skyview Bar, is a superior setting to indulge in a sunset cocktail. Extremely popular with the local and international visitors and celebrities alike, the stylish Skyview Bar is a primary choice for Afternoon Tea and pre- or post-dinner drinks in the neighbouring Al Muntaha restaurant.
Facilities
Swimming Pool. An open-air swimming pool is located on the ground level of Burj Al Arab, next to Bab Al Yam restaurant and Marina Garden. A swim-in pool bar offers a vast selection of refreshing beverages and cocktails in the shade of the palms.
Private Beach. Burj Al Arab guests have access to the private beach, located on the north side of the bridge. Comfortable sun beds on the white sand, mineral water facial sprays, cold towels and light refreshments contribute to creating a sublime, relaxing and enjoyable ambience.
Wild Wadi Water Park. The exhilarating waters of Wild Wadi Water Park attract younger guests and guests young at heart. It comprises 12 acres of Arabian-themed water park offering thrilling themed rides, game zones and fun for families. Burj Al Arab guests enjoy unlimited complimentary access to the park.
Talise Spa. It’s hard to imagine a more serene and invigorating atmosphere in which to relax the body and soothe the soul than that of Talise Spa located on 18th floor. The extravagant decor is strongly reminiscent of bathing pools used by ancient Middle Eastern civilizations. Green, red, black and white colours dominate in the palette of the spa areas to represent the four colours of the national United Arab Emirates flag.
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