Crescent Rd - The Palm Jumeirah - Dubai - United Arab Emirates Get directions
"As the first hotel on Palm Jumeirah, Atlantis The Palm feels magical and family-focused: the bustling massive lobby showcases a Dale Chihuly glass centerpiece of over 600 pieces, and the resort offers a vast array of attractions from a massive waterpark and aquarium to luxury shopping and numerous restaurants—ideal for keeping kids entertained and families fully occupied." - Laura Ratliff
"Located at the top of Palm Jumeirah, this resort features one of the world’s largest waterparks and a variety of dining experiences by celebrity chefs. It also offers unique experiences like underwater dining and dolphin interactions." - Joe Niehaus Joe Niehaus Joe Niehaus has been working in commerce and reviewing products for several years. He's reviewed products for sites like The Quality Edit and The Adult Man and worked with brands like Nike and Canada Goose. Travel +
"Offers total underwater opulence with suites featuring floor-to-ceiling windows looking into the Ambassador Lagoon, home to roughly 65,000 sea creatures; beyond the rooms guests can enjoy a large waterpark, a full-service spa, and high-end dining options including Nobu and Hakkasan." - Claudia Fisher Claudia Fisher Claudia Fisher writes, edits, and strategizes for women's lifestyle publications in NYC, with a special interest in beauty and style. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"A detached studio-style bungalow with soaring 17-foot vaulted ceilings and a crisp black-and-white design, this intimate guest suite is outfitted with thoughtful touches like a mini Bluetooth speaker, terry robes, bath salts, and Cuban coffee. The lush shared backyard offers a shaded gazebo, chaises, a grill, and complimentary cruiser bikes for easy exploration, and the property sits just a block from the White Street Pier." - Nicholas DeRenzo
"A mythically themed resort on a palm-shaped artificial archipelago that centers on large-scale aquatic attractions—home to Aquaventure (a massive water park), Atlas Village for marine interactions, and the Lost Chambers Aquarium with roughly 65,000 creatures. The Underwater Suite looks into a three-million-gallon Ambassador Lagoon, allowing guests to wake up to sharks, rays and fish gliding past the bed or to enjoy the spectacle from a bathtub with a view." - Lyndsey Matthews