Burj Al Arab Jumeirah is the only seven-star hotel in the world. Here I will narrate Burj Al Arab inside for you. The Dubai originated Hotel is also known as the world’s most luxurious hotel. Burj Al Arab is located in the sea near Jumeirah Beach. It is also the 7th tallest hotel in the world, however, 39% of its total height is non-occupiable space. To know more about it click here.
Managing Group of Burj Al Arab
Jumeirah Group manages this sea soil shaped hotel. The Hotel stands on an artificial island which is 280 meters from the beach. Though Jumeirah Group does not claim officially that it is a 7-star hotel yet the world recognizes it so.
Rooms and Restaurants
Burj Al Arab is 210 meters high from the ground, however, it has only 28 double-story floors. These floors consists of 202 luxurious bedroom suites.
Moreover, it has two fabulous restaurants, Al Muntaha and Al Mahara. Al Muntaha is 660 meters above the Persian gulf while Al Mahara is accessed via a submarine voyage.
Highest Helipad
There is a unique 210-meter high helipad at Burj Al Arab. It catches a lot of media attention as the highest helipad in the world. This helipad also hosted a tennis match between Roger Federer and Andre Agassi in 2005. Moreover, Nick Jacobsen kiteboarded down the sea from this helipad in 2017. Besides this, it has also hosted many other famous events.
Terrace with Man-made luxury Beach
Burj Al Arab Terrace is actually a 10000 square meter platform. It features 2 pools and 1120 square meter beach area. Terrace also stands on a cruise.
Cost to stay in Burj Al Arab Jumeirah
Burj Al Arab is the 12th most expensive hotel in the world. The one night stay at The Royal Suite costs 24000 USD. But this amount looks nothing against the luxuriousness of the hotel. It offers its guests 16 types of pillow menu besides other facilities as well. The most amazing thing about Burj Al Arab inside is that walls are decorated with gold.
So, if you ever visit Dubai and your budget allows you then you must stay in Burj Al Arab. To know more about UAE visit here.
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