The Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai has redefined hospitality like never before. It is one of the few 7 star hotels in the world contribution magnificent views of the ocean. It has a total of 202 suites with prices ranging from 00 to 000 a night. All the suites are totally dissimilar from each other and each of them offers a phenomenal view of the ocean and Dubai City. It also has the world's top tennis court perched on top.
The hotel is built atop a man made synthetic island which is about half a kilometer from the main land. The shape of the hotel is in the form of a sail. The noted Jumeirah beach stands next to the hotel. Today this hotel has come to be the most noted landmark of Dubai and it gains the same point as what the Opera House holds for Sydney or the model of freedom holds for New York. Since it has only 202 suite rooms the hotel is filled to capacity throughout the year.
The lobby is grand and then there is the escalator that takes you to the lobby. There is a big aquarium on both sides of the up and down escalators. On the main lobby there is a gorgeous water fountain with jets of water arrival from one side and then entering the holes on the other side. The lobby has exclusive market that sell royal items right from carpets to jewelry.
Do not miss to have a look at the two most talked about restaurants in Dubai. The first hotel is Al Mahara that has a big seawater aquarium with dissimilar types of fish. Here you will feel that you are having your evening meal under the ocean. The other cafeteria worth a mention is the Al Muntaha which is at the top of the building. The view from here is outstanding as you can see the whole of Dubai City on one side and the Indian Ocean in the front. You can also see other leading landmarks such as the Palm Jumeirah that is a lump of islands made right in the middle of the sea.
Entry to the hotel is allowed only to business delegates and guests who are staying at the hotel. Any way you can gain entry by taking one of the breakfast, lunch or evening meal buffets. It is by all means; of course worth buying the buffet container as the Burj Al Arab is one site in Dubai that you can't afford to miss out. The swimming pool area overlooks the ocean and for a occasion you will feel that water from the pool and the ocean has come to be one. You can also take a roam along the Jumeirah beach. The beach is clean and the water is crystal clear. The Burj Al Arab looks in its full splendor at night as the lights come out. The hotel was completed a description six months earlier than the completion date and it was opened to the communal on New Years eve amidst a grand fireworks show.
Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai