There is no question that the
Burj Al Arab Hotel is one of the wonders of Dubai. It is also the most expensive 7-star hotel in the world. Home to some of the most
expensive hotel suites this is one of the most expensive buildings in the world. Measuring 321 meters in height, it is currently the fourth tallest building in the world. Shaped like the sail of a ship, this towering building has much to recommend it, not just its height. There is some debate over whether this is indeed a seven-star hotel, but there is no questioning its luxury quotient. In that department, the Burj Al Arab Hotel is unmatched.
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| Inside the $24,000 a night Royal Suite at the Burj Al Arab, Dubai |
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| What you’ll see on the way to the suite: This is the interior of the hotel. |
Live In 7-Star Luxury
Why is it called a 7-star hotel? The hotel calls itself a 5-star. The 7-star tag came from a British journalist who wrote a pre-opening review. Regardless of whether the Burj Al Arab Hotel deserves its 7-star tag or not, one must admit that this is one of the most luxurious hotels in the business. Can you expect anything less from a hotel that houses only luxury suites? As you enter the luxury hotel, wait for your senses to be assailed by the sheer grandeur of the hotel. As you enter, the ever-smiling staff will greet you, ready to do your bidding. Waiting at the reception are hotel staff armed with hot towels, perfumes, dates and coffee. Of course, this is after you have been driven here in a Rolls-Royce or flown in on a helicopter. (Note: The helicopter commute will cost extra.)
The Burj Al Arab Hotel promises a range of high-end facilities to justify its status as the most expensive 7-star hotel. You can do yoga, get a massage, go swimming in either the indoor or outdoor pool and so on. You can play billiards, go sightseeing, or catch a nice meal at one of the hotel’s star restaurants.
Did you know that a Burj Al Arab ashtray made waves for being the most expensive ashtray in the world? Made of borosilicate glass and studded with three high-quality diamonds, the Burj Al Arab ashtray cost $7,250. Staggering isn’t it?
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| Inside The VIP Suites |
When you step into the
VIP suites, you will find a reminder of why this is the most expensive 7-star hotel in the world. Travelling with messy children becomes a non-problem thanks to the presence of a valet who will put away their clothes and ensure that the suite is in order. Each suite houses an office area as well.
Of course, guests at the most expensive 7-star hotel are expected to pay through their nose. The smallest of the 202 suites in the hotel offers 1,820 square feet of space; the largest offers 8,400 square feet. Every suite has rain showers and Jacuzzis. Also on offer are Hermes toiletries, pillow menus and marble staircases.
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| Most Expensive Hotel Suite |
Much has been written about the Royal Suite, aka, one of the most expensive hotel suites in the world. Located on the 25th floor, this luxury suite offers 780 square meters of space (nearly 8,400 square feet). A private elevator carries guests to this grand luxury suite. The Burj Al Arab Hotel may house several internationally acclaimed restaurants, but if you want to sneak in a private dinner, the Royal Suite has its own elaborate dining area. Entertain guests at the spacious Royal Suite lounge or head to your own private cinema. If you are eager to splurge on one of the most expensive hotel suites in the world, this is one of your top options. The opulent Arab interiors include a grand marble staircase – how many other luxury suites can boast of such decadence? The master bedroom is a study in indulgence. It houses a rotating four-poster canopy bed. The other bedrooms are no less grand, with each housing marble bathroom with a walk-in shower and a spa bath. Now you know what to expect at this 7-star hotel. If you were baulking at the Burj Al Arab prices, prepare to be stunned by the price pinch for the Royal Suite – $18,716 per night was what we last heard.
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| Art adorns the walls of the suite. |
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| The brightly coloured bathroom scheme stands out. |
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| One of the impressive bathrooms. |
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| The room is rather eye-catching. |
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| There’s even a giant globe. Random. |
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