Deluxe Palm Suite - A signature stay with iconic views
Acknowledged to be the world’s most opulent hotel, the Burj Al Arab has already become an international legend. Its distinctive sail-like structure, designed to resemble the billowing spinnaker of a traditional Arabian dhow, soars above the Arabian Gulf, and draws attention for miles around. The hotel inhabits its own private man-made island, and dominates the entire Dubai coastline.
If you are a guest at the Burj Al Arab, you don’t have to wait till you arrive at the hotel to experience its unique luxury – this starts at the airport, where you are met by a hotel representative, and taken to a private lounge where you are offered drinks and sweets. You then have the choice of being transported to the hotel by vintage Rolls Royce, or by helicopter – the hotel has its own private helipad. In the Rolls, you are driven over the private bridge up to the stunning frontage, which is illuminated by choreographed lighting representing fire and water, and changing from white to multicoloured over 30-minute cycles.
Once inside, you could well be over-awed by the vast atrium, one of the tallest in the world, with buttresses and soaring spaces, and by the colourful lobby area with its stunning Islamic designs. There is nothing as ordinary as a reception desk in the lobby. You check in privately in your suite, after you are escorted there by your own private butler.
Many of the suites have their own private dining room, but it would be a pity to miss out on the sumptuous dining experience provided by the hotel’s nine restaurants, many of which hold international awards. Especially impressive is the Al Mahara, the name of which translates as the Oyster Shell, and which is surrounded by floor-to-ceiling aquariums where you can watch the fish swimming by as you dine. The menu of the Al Mahara is as luxurious – and expensive – as the rest of the hotel, and includes oysters, lobsters and caviar.
Alternatively, you can be dazzled by the view from the Al Muntaha, meaning the Ultimate or Highest, on the 27th floor, offering mind-blowing vistas over the Gulf and the city, and an attractive European menu. The crystal-studded Junsui Restaurant offers oriental fare, while the Al Iwan, or Royal Hall, enables you to enjoy a sumptuous Lebanese menu while sitting amid palatial columns and enjoying a spectacular sea view – the Al Iwan is sometimes called the 7-star restaurant in the 7-star hotel. If you really can’t decide, the hotel’s Culinary Flight Experience allows you to sample different restaurants course by course, beginning with pre-dinner drinks at the 200-metre-high Skyview Bar.
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All the accommodation at the Burj Al Arab consists of two-storey suites, all air-conditioned, with elegant furnishings and rich fabrics in warm colours, and all offering stunning views over the Arabian Gulf. Every room features a separate entrance and a jacuzzi, and comes with a 24-hour personal butler service. The unique touch of opulence, as befits the world’s most luxurious hotel, is the 24-carat gold iPad provided to every guest.
Covers 170 square metres over two levels. These suites enjoy superb views over the Arabian Gulf, and feature a separate entrance, seating area, 24-hour butler service, DVD, television, Bose iPhone/iPod dock, complimentary fruit basket, Arabian sweets and dates.
Covers 225 square metres over two levels. Both levels have floor-to-ceiling windows with panoramic views over Arabian Gulf, and feature a separate entrance, seating area, 24-hour butler service, DVD, television, Bose iPhone/iPod dock, complimentary fruit basket, Arabian sweets and dates.
Covers 330 square metres over two levels. Perfect for entertaining, with bar and snooker table, and a butler’s kitchen, also featuring a separate entrance, seating area, 24-hour butler service, DVD, television, Bose iPhone/iPod dock, 21-inch iMac, complimentary fruit basket, Arabian sweets and dates.
Covers 335 square metres over two levels. Bedrooms have one king-size bed and two twin beds, both bathrooms have Jacuzzis, suites also feature a separate entrance, seating area, private dining room, private bar, 24-hour butler service, butler’s kitchen, DVD, television, Bose iPhone/iPod dock, 21-inch iMac, complimentary fruit basket, Arabian sweets and dates.
Covers 667 square metres over two levels. The suite features an exclusive pre-function area, 2 separate lounges, 2 bar areas, spacious private dining area, his and hers dressing rooms, butler’s kitchen, two bathrooms both with Jacuzzis.
Covers 670 square metres over two levels. The suite features a separate entrance, an exclusive pre-function area, private bar and private dining area for 8, two separate lounges, private bar, butler’s kitchen. There are two king bedrooms and one twin bedroom, all with full-size Jacuzzis. Total exclusivity is guaranteed.
Covers 780 square metres over two levels. The suite features an opulent and palatial design with sumptuous furnishings, and exclusive amenities including private lift, and private cinema, library and majlis-style lounge. . There are two king bedrooms, with pillow menu, and two bathrooms with Jacuzzis.
Set in the stunning azure waters of the Arabian Gulf, discover the highly anticipated Burj Al Arab Terrace. Located at Dubai’s most iconic hotel, the terrace is a remarkable, one-of-a-kind restaurant, pool, beach and cabana space, offering hotel guests and members the finest Arabian hospitality.
Burj Al Arab Terrace is a world-first in marine and off-site construction, developed by experts ADMARES at a shipyard site in Finland. It was transported by ship to Dubai in eight pieces, ensuring minimal disruption to guests, as well as the seabed and marine life.
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