Burj Al Arab Jumeirah Resort, Dubai
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“Since rising off Jumeirah Beach in 1999, the Burj has been the symbol for Dubai as much as the Eiffel Tower is for Paris. And despite fierce competition, this homegrown star is still regarded with a mixture of affection and awe.”
Featured in CN Traveler’s 2020 Gold List.
What guests liked
- Infinity pool
- Top location
- Friendly staff
- Excellent Wifi
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
It is located on an island in a striking structure shape resembling a sail. This lavish hotel is a 3-minute stroll from Wild Wadi Water Park and at a distance of 5 km from the famous Emirates Mall. The main feature of the place is suites facing the ocean with 9 amazing restaurants and a spa.
The Sky View Bar is located 195 m over the ocean level where people can have their evening tea and drinks. The top-notch restaurant of the place is Al Muntaha which has contemporary European food. The Villa Beach is located on the seashore, which is available daily during the time of lunch and dinner.
Visitors may show up at the place by fleets operated by drivers or even by helicopters. The patio has two pools, 30 extravagance cabanas, a cafe and a bar. The suites cover floor to roof windows with the encompassing sight of the Arabian Gulf and offer an iPad, Wi-Fi and LCD television. Additionally, docking station and media center are accessible as well.
Talise Spa provides both women and men spas including a water retreat. The facilities offered are indoor pools, hot tub and treatment rooms alongside saunas and deep basin pools.
Location
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