Dubai Speedboat Tour: Marina, Atlantis, Palm & Burj Al Arab
Duration: 90 minutes
Departing from the famous Dubai Marina, take an exciting day-time sightseeing tour with an English-speaking guide. Capture pictures and enjoy the…
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Wild Wadi Waterpark Full-Day Fast Track Entrance Ticket
Valid: 1 day
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Cool down at more than 30 rides and attractions suitable for the entire family with a full-day entry ticket to the Wild Wadi Waterpark in front of…
Half-Day Dubai City Tour with Dubai Frame Tickets
Duration: 4.5 hours
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Dubai, the city of dreams, is a city that is alive all the time. There is much to be seen in this city that tempts everyone to visit at least once.…
Burj Al Arab SkyView Bar Beverage Package
Duration: 2 hours
Enjoy the evening view from the Burj al Arab with evening drinks. Soar 200 meters above sea level to the 27th floor, to sip on eclectic cocktails in…
Burj Al Arab: Al Muntaha Lunch Contemporary French Cuisine
Duration: 2 hours
Take in the spectacular surroundings from the 27th floor of the Burj Al Arab, whilst dining on a four-course French cuisine menu in Al Muntaha.
Burj Al Arab: Al Mahara Lunch in aquarium restaurant
Duration: 2 hours
Nathan Outlaw at Al Mahara is a fine dining experience like no other, with a 3-course lunch menu of exquisite British seafood. Look up to see the…
Dubai Marina Private Boat Tour & Palm Jumeirah Sightseeing
Duration: 60 minutes - 3 hours
See the dramatic skyline of Dubai on board a luxury boat cruise for up to 10 people. Available as 3 hour, 90 or 60-minute options, the private…
Burj Al Arab: Sunset Drinks in Junsui Lounge
Valid: 1 day
Take in the spectacular views from the infamous Burj Al Arab at sunset with this drinks package, including two drinks and a snack.
Burj Al Arab: Far East Asian Cuisine in Junsui Restaurant
Duration: 2 hours
Dine in the stylish dining room and cocktail lounge of Burj Al Arab's Junsui restaurant. It offers eight live cooking stations of Far East Asian…
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What's inside the Burj Al Arab?
Standing at 321 meters, Dubai's striking Burj Al Arab is one of the tallest hotels on the planet, but height alone doesn't earn a seven-star reputation! What's inside the world's most luxurious hotel that makes it so special?
Royal Suite
At $19,000 a night, the Royal Suite is the hotel's most expensive room! The two-storey suite has a brigade of butlers on call, as well as countless amenities.
Al Mahara
This hotel restaurant is accessed via a simulated submarine voyage. Inside is an aquarium so huge that the glass must be 18 centimeters thick to handle the pressure!
Helipad
OK, so this one's technically on, not in, the Burj Al Arab. As optional extras go, however, arriving by helicopter is definitely one of the most extravagant!
Talise Spa
Some hotel spas aren't much more than steam-proofed old storage closets. This one has a panoramic sauna 150 meters high, from which you can view the city through fog-proof glass!
Skyview Bar
The Skyview Bar offers world-class cocktails, live music, and a decor that goads close conversation. Oh yeah, and astonishing 200-meter-high views over the Gulf!
Our insider tips
How to get there?
The Burj Al Arab is located on an artificial island across a private bridge. The easiest and most affordable way to reach it is by taxi, but if you're feeling flash, call the hotel to book a Rolls Royce or helicopter pick-up!
How to get in?
Unfortunately, it's not as easy as just showing up at the hotel and gawking. You won't even make it to the lobby without proof of a reservation (if not a room, then at least a restaurant meal or the hotel's famous afternoon tea). Access is also granted as part of some guided tours.
How much is it a night?
Of course, not every room is as expensive as the Royal Suite, but even the cheapest rooms will cost you at least $1,800!
Good to know
- When should I visit?24 hours a day
- Is it expensive?It's an astounding building from the outside, but it costs quite a bit to get in - best to check out the range of tours available.
- Will I need a guide?Not necessarily, but your visit needs to be booked in advance.
- How to get thereThe hotel sits on a little island off mainland Dubai. The nearest metro stop is Mall of the Emirates, then walk across the bridge. However, it is more direct to get a taxi.
- Additional information
- Dress nicely - this is one of the world's fanciest hotels. | You can only enter the Burj as a visitor (as opposed to a guest) if you have a reservation in a restaurant. There are a selection of packages offering this.
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