I don't think it's
possible not to recognize the sailing 7-star ultra-luxury hotel anymore. The
first thing that comes to mind when you think of Dubai is an example of
architectural achievement. If this hotel had been built anywhere in the
traditional style at the same cost, it would be an ordinary building in the
world today. In this article for you, we will try to explain in depth about
this magnificent hotel in Dubai. Burj Al Arab [...]
I don't think it's possible not to
recognize the sailing 7-star ultra-luxury hotel anymore. The first thing that
comes to mind when you think of Dubai is an example of architectural
achievement. If this hotel had been built anywhere in the traditional style at
the same cost, it would be an ordinary building in the world today. In this
article for you, we will try to explain in depth about this magnificent hotel
in Dubai.
The Burj Al Arab was completed in 1999
and is relatively short-lived, but has the same reputation as the world's most
famous places. You can think of the Burj Al Arab as france's Eiffel Tower or
England's Big Ben. In our culture, Izmir's Clock Tower is like Istanbul's
Maiden Tower. The out-of-the-burj Al Arab refers to an ultra-modern
architecture, while it contains features that combine western and relatively
Arab elements.
Although the Burj Al Arab is
officially classified as a luxury 5-star hotel, it is widely referred to as the
most important 7-star hotel in the world. One of the most magnificent buildings
in the world, the hotel was able to redefine the meaning of wealth with its
height and post-modern architecture. Although Burj Khalifa is now the tallest
building in the world, Burj Al Arab remains a symbol of dubai's emirate, both
as luxury and with its immense architecture. Let's take a closer look at the
features of this luxury hotel.
Here's
Dubai's most luxurious hotel, "Burj Al Arab":
Burj Al Arab's Unique Architecture
The exterior design of the Burj Al
Arab, 321 metres above the ground, was the work of designer Khuan Chew, while
the interior was designed by American architect Tom Wright. Built on an
artificial island, the hotel is connected to the mainland along the 279-metre
private mezzanine road from Jumeirah Beach. Construction started in 1994 and
was completed in 1999. It was the tallest building in the world at the time it
was built. However, Burj Al Arab is still the tallest hotel in the world and
the third largest in all buildings. it is the tallest building.
The building was built using more than
27,000 square meters of cement and 9,000 tons of steel. Built of solid rocks
and concrete alone, the hotel was built with sand and 230 concrete columns up
to 40 meters. It just took at least three years. The total cost of Burj Al Arab
reached $1.6 billion.
The sailing building is quite
remarkable. Resembling traditional Arabian boats called "Dhov", the
building is home to the world's largest central courtyard, which is covered
with 7,315 square meters of marble, built using 22-carat gold leaf. The large
water fountain in the middle of the courtyard can raise the water up to a
height of 30 meters. The balconies opened from the courtyard are colored in
different shades of bright color. Light yellow and green tones symbolize the
evolution of colors from the deep seas.
Deluxe Suites and Features
There are 202 luxury duplex suites
spanning each floor across 26 floors. The 51-square-meter two-story suites
offer a very stylish design and are decorated in warm colours. Each room
features air conditioning and large glass walls overlooking Dubai's unique
beach, internet access, a lounge with personal butler service, a bedroom, a
bathroom and a living room. The bathroom has its own jacuzzi and gold pieces
with marble features. Suites cost five different prices. The Burj Al Arab
deluxe suite offers $3,000 for a standard night's summer and season; winter is
$2,000 during spring.
Royal Suites No Different From Palace Rooms
If you didn't find the Burj Al Arab
deluxe suites luxurious enough, you'll be on the 25th day. The king suites on
the floor, I think, will suffice for your feelings. You'll have to pay $18,000
to spend one night in a 237-square-foot room. The price includes dining at the
submarine restaurant, heliport service, access to rolls royce, Assawan
Healthclub and more at the airport. 2 bedroom suite; It has 2 bathrooms with 2
king beds, jacuzzis, internet access, private elevator and private cinema
system.
Burj Al Arab's Luxury Restaurants
Burj Al Arab has a total of 8
world-class restaurants and bars. Bab Al Yam and Junsui Al Mahara are the
restaurants the hotel serves breakfast and service. Al Mahara has a large glass
wall overlooking the aquarium and is an underwater restaurant serving seafood
specialties. This restaurant is also listed as one of the top 10 restaurants in
the world.
Al Muntaha Restaurant is the perfect
place to enjoy cocktails or afternoon tea overlooking Dubai and is 119 metres
high. Al Iwan serves international and Middle Eastern cuisine, while Majlis Al
Bahar is on the hotel's beachfront. It serves Mediterranean cuisine. There is
also a swimming pool in the poolbar and cafeteria restaurant.
Facilities and Services You Won't Find Anywhere
Burj Al Arab is not only famous for
being one of the most luxurious and longest hotels in the world. Luxury
services and excellent facilities are also other factors that make it so
famous. Although the hotel is a tourist attraction, operators have created a
different system for the privacy and safety of customers. All visitors must
comply with the dress code. Women are not allowed to wear short skirts, mini
tops, etc. Next to 8 restaurants and bar, the luxury hotel prides it with 4
swimming pools, a fitness room, Wild Waldi Water Park, jacuzzi, spa, beauty
salons and an Assawan spa.
Skyview Bar and The World's Most Expensive
Cocktail
It's the 27th day of The Burj Al Arab.
You must dine in the restaurant or stay at the hotel in order to access the
Skyview Bar on the 12th floor. From the bar, which is 200 metres above sea
level, it will be amazing to look at all the emirates that dominate the Burj
Khalifa and Atlantis The Palm with cocktails. The world's most expensive
cocktail is also among the services of this luxury bar.
If you don't have a problem with
money, you can pay $9,000 for a mixed cocktail made with extra 200-year-old
ingredients made by beverage expert Salvatore Calabrese.
Burj Al Arab is indeed the pinnacle of
luxury. Just because you're not royal is not meant to be in a palace anymore.
The services and comfort of this hotel are truly no different than the palace.
I think it would be a dream to stay in a hotel like this...
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