Jumeirah Burj Al Arab
Hotel · Umm Suqeim
Umm Suqeim 3 - Dubai - United Arab Emirates
Highlights
All-suite skyscraper hotel with gold-plated iPads & butler service
All-suite skyscraper hotel with gold-plated iPads & butler service
"A luxurious hotel that marks its 25th anniversary and is featured on Condé Nast Traveller's prestigious Gold List."
"The iconic image of the sail-inspired structure, which stands alone on its own purpose-built island just off Dubai's Jumeirah Beach, can be found in souvenir shops, on postcards, and in the camera roll of just about any traveler who visits the city. Together with the Burj Khalifa and Palm Jumeirah, it is a symbol of Dubai’s unending ambition. This year Jumeirah’s flagship hotel is celebrating 25 years since opening its opulent doors. If quiet luxury is the current in-vogue hotel trend, Jumeirah Burj Al Arab is the antithesis of that. Each of the 198 suites is a duplex, and guests are greeted with a sweeping staircase and gold accents. Full-size toiletries are from Hermès (and include eaux de parfum for him and her). There are eight on-site restaurants, including the gold-laden Gilt Sky Bar. The Talise Spa, meanwhile, with its indoor pool flanked by colorful mosaic pillars, remains a destination within itself—the jewel in this hotel’s crown. From $1,670. —Sophie Prideaux" - CNT Editors
"The iconic image of the sail-inspired structure, which stands alone on its own purpose-built island just off Dubai's Jumeirah Beach, can be found in souvenir shops, on postcards, and in the camera roll of just about any traveler who visits the city."
"An architectural icon set on its own island, the all-suite property is unabashed in its opulence—towering sail-shaped architecture, a vast atrium, and 202 two-level suites with sweeping Arabian Gulf views. The hotel is famous for its ultra-luxurious interiors (including a famously extravagant Royal Suite) and expansive terrace complex with freshwater and saltwater pools adorned with millions of mosaic tiles, offering the kind of over-the-top amenities and service that define Dubai luxury." - Nicola Chilton
"The Burj Al Arab Jumeirah, the world's first and only seven-star hotel, features a façade uniquely shaped like a sail. Its interiors celebrate Arabian extravagance in maximalist form. The hotel houses the one MICHELIN star French restaurant, Al Muntaha, offering scenic city views." - The MICHELIN Guide
