Today we will be staying at the Burj Al Arab, an iconic 7-star luxury hotel in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE). In this video, you can enjoy the interior of the Burj Al Arab building, the premium Club Suite, facilities such as the pools and spa, a French dinner at a Michelin-starred restaurant, and breakfast.
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Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab, Dubai’s New 5-Star Luxury Hotel | 4K Resort Tour & Vlog
■Hotel Information
Hotel Name: Jumeirah Burj Al Arab (Arab Tower)
Address: Jumeirah Beach Road, Umm Suqeim 3, Dubai, UAE
Opened: December 1, 1999
Managed by: Jumeirah Group
Number of Rooms: 202
Number of Floors: 56 above ground (28 floors, each two stories high, equivalent to 56 floors)
Top Height: 321 meters (1,053 feet)
Total Construction Cost: Estimated $1 billion
Room: Club Suite (330 square meters)
Price: Announced in the video
Check-in: 4:00 PM
Check-out: 12:00 PM
Official Website: https://www.jumeirah.com/en/stay/dubai/burj-al-arab-jumeirah
■Room Types
Duplex 1-Bedroom Suite (170 sqm / 1829 sqft)
Duplex Sky 1-Bedroom Suite (170 sqm / 1829 sqft)
Duplex 1-Bedroom Family Suite (170 sqm / 1829 sqft)
Duplex Panoramic Suite (225 sqm / 2421 sqft)
Duplex Club Suite (330 sqm / 3552 sqft)
Duplex 2-Bedroom Suite (335 sqm / 3605 sqft)
Duplex Sky 2-Bedroom Family Suite (335 sqm / 3605 sqft)
Duplex Diplomatic 3-Bedroom Suite (670 sqm / 7210 sqft)
Duplex Presidential 2-Bedroom Suite (667 sqm / 7179 sqft)
■Table of Contents
00:00 Intro
00:51 Check-in
02:10 Gold Leaf Cappuccino
02:57 Duplex Club Suite Tour
21:40 Exterior and Helipad
23:40 Entrance and Lobby
25:08 Fountain and Atrium
26:19 Restaurants and Shops
29:10 Elevators and Hallways
31:06 Afternoon Tea at Skyview Lounge
34:36 Breakfast Restaurant & Family Pool
37:14 Outdoor Pools
40:05 Spa & Gym
44:18 Evening Scenes
45:35 French Dinner at Michelin-starred Restaurant Al Muntaha
50:32 Night Scenes
53:05 Turndown Service & Amenities
55:22 Bath Time & Bedtime
57:34 Breakfast (Buffet & A La Carte)
1:04:02 Hotel Boutique
1:05:52 Inside Burj Al Arab Tour & Boutique
1:10:25 Souvenir Shopping
1:11:13 Check-Out & Billing Details
1:12:03 Impressions – Can this really be called a 7-star hotel?
1:13:44 Moving to the sister hotel, Marsa Al Arab
■Notes
– The Burj Al Arab, which opened on December 1, 1999, is often referred to as a “7-star hotel,” but it is officially a 5-star hotel. The term “7-star hotel” is said to have been coined by a British journalist who toured the hotel before its official opening. The journalist described the Burj Al Arab as “the best thing he’d ever seen” and called it a 7-star hotel. A Jumeirah Group spokesperson stated, “There’s not much we can do to stop this. We don’t encourage the use of the term, and we’ve never used it in our advertising.”
– The hotel is built on an artificial island 280 meters (920 feet) off Jumeirah Beach and is connected to the mainland by a dedicated curved bridge.
– Construction of the island began in 1994, and at its peak, up to 2,000 construction workers were involved.
– The hotel’s exterior is designed to resemble the sails of a dhow.
– There is a helipad 210 meters (689 feet) above ground level. The helipad, designed by Irish architect Rebecca Gernon, is located on the building’s 28th floor and has served as a car racetrack, a boxing ring, a tennis tournament venue, and the launch pad for the highest kitesurfing jump in history.
– The design was by British consultancy Atkins, led by WKA architect Tom Wright.
– The interiors were designed by British-Chinese designer Khuan Chew.
– The construction was carried out by South African contractor Murray & Roberts (now Concor & Al Habtoor Engineering).
– The building’s impressive atrium is 180 meters (590 feet) high.
– The hotel offers six restaurants, with Al Muntaha and Al Mahara being its signature restaurants.
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