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"As the newest Madinat Jumeirah hotel, Al Naseem swaps grand Arabesque drama for a clean-lined, contemporary aesthetic; its 430 rooms and suites in pale stone and sandy neutrals open onto sunlit terraces or Juliet balconies facing gardens or the sail-shaped Burj Al Arab. Staying here gives you access to the entire estate—50+ restaurants and bars, four kilometers of waterways with abra boats, and complimentary access to other pools in the complex—while in-house dining (Kayto, Rockfish, The Palmery, Blind Tiger) and adult-only Summersalt beach club add variety." - Laura Ratliff
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