Stay at the Burj Al Arab in Dubai

Stay at the Burj Al Arab in Dubai

πŸ“ Dubai, United Arab EmiratesπŸ”„ RepeatableπŸ‘€ 18+
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This sail-shaped architectural marvel defines luxury hospitality with its own helicopter pad, Rolls-Royce fleet, and butler service for every room. The Royal Suite spans two floors with its own cinema, while the underwater Al Mahara restaurant provides dinner with sharks. It's outrageously expensive but represents the pinnacle of over-the-top luxury that Dubai is famous for.

Difficulty
20/100Easy
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Cost
$800 – $2,000
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Time
weekend
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People
1+
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Setting
indoor
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Season
any
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Equipment
None needed

People who tried this

β€œWhile one of the main reasons to stay at the Burj Al Arab is for the extravagance and entertainment, what positively delighted me was the level of service. Even though this hotel is a luxury factory in terms of the number of guests and behavior, service couldn’t have been better across the board. This hotel has an almost uncomfortably high staffing level, yet every single employee we interacted with was delightful. Despite this feeling like a β€œfactory,” every employee managed to make us feel like we were the only guests there. [...] At the pool, they’d constantly refill our waters, offer to clean our sunglasses, and pass around complimentary treats.”
positiveβ€” Ben Schlappig Β· One Mile at a Timesource β†—
β€œBut once I was there I kind of did. When we stepped into the vast lobby we were greeted by a queue of gracious staff members in exotic Arab-style uniforms who welcomed us and handed over chilled towels and drinks. The thing was that it seemed really genuine, they all appeared pleased to see us. Clearly they’re chosen by some rigorous selection process and intensively trained to give that impression. But still, when it works so well it doesn’t half make you feel special. And it wasn’t just the welcoming party, all the staff were like that throughout both stays.”
positiveβ€” unknown Β· Afaranwide HOTELSsource β†—
β€œOne small thing I really got a kick out of in the suite was a clock that was projected on the wall behind the stairs so you could see the time each time you were heading downstairs or upstairs. It was a random, cute feature that was much more creative than just putting a plain old clock in. [...] Overall, the room was impressive. While it wasn't our style, it was fun to be in a place so unique and colorful.”
mixedβ€” unknown Β· LiveTraveledsource β†—

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