Burj Al Arab

Emblematic of Dubai’s futuristic architectural feats, sail-shaped Burj Al Arab soars over 1000 ft. above the aquarmaine Arabian Gulf, making it the second tallest hotel in the world. Even its tenacious perch on an artificial island 900 feet from famous Jumeirah Beach a testament to its no-holds-barred opulence.

Luxury doesn’t begin to describe the pampering you’ll receive in every one of Burj Al Arab’s 1800 to 8400 square foot rooms. Glide between the two floors of your suite along a marble staircase, and soothe your soul in your spa-like bathroom with Jacuzzi, mosaic floor, and full-size Hermes products. Hungry? Choose from six scintillating restaurants, including Al Mahara, only accessible by simulated submarine voyage. Or simply call room service for caviar, champagne, and strawberries.

When it’s time to soak up the cosmopolitan pleasures of Dubai, whether sunbathing or shopping at plush international boutiques, Burj Al Arab’s fleet of Rolls Royces is at your beck and call.

Burj Al Arab is part of Jumeirah Group

Part of Jumeirah Hotels and Resorts
World Travel Awards - Dubai's Leading Hotel; the UAE's Leading Hotel; the Middle East's Leading Hotel - 2007 Forbes Traveler 400 - Best Hotel's and Resorts - 2008

Ultra Travel Awards - Best Hotel in the Middle East and Africa - 2007
Conde Nast Traveller, Reader's Choice Awards - Best Resort in the Middle East and Africa - 2007
Conde Nast Traveller - Best Hotel Spas in Africa, Middle East & Indian Ocean, No. 2 - 2007
Conde Nast Traveller - No.10, Top 25 Spas - 2007Architect: Tom Wright, WS AtkinsInterior Designer: Khuan Chew, KCA International

Burj Al Arab is located on an artificial island off the coast of Dubai. The resort is a one-hour drive from Dubai International Airport by taxi or pre-arranged transfer in one of the hotel’s luxurious Rolls Royces or BMWs. Alternatively, arrange for a scenic 20-minute helicopter ride from the airport to the resort’s helipad.

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Burj Al Arab
PO Box 74147
Dubai,
United Arab Emirates

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