Jumeirah Beach Hotel - Dubai

Jumeirah Beach Hotel - Dubai

Jumeirah Beach Hotel - Dubai

Jumeirah Beach Hotel (located directly at the Arabian shores) is a beach resort that is completely given to the pleasures of life. A dynamically shaped 26 storey curved design built in the shape of a breaking wave. The building stands 93 metres high and 275 metres long.. The 598 rooms and suites and 19 villas feature seaview and are equipped with the latest technology and wireless internet.
Visitors to the hotel have at total of 33,800 square metres (364,000 sq ft) of beach for their use.Leisure facilities include unlimited complimentary access to Wild Wadi Waterpark as well as Sinbad’s Kids Club for younger guests. The Pavilion Sports & Leisure centre with its tennis courts, watersports, gym, PADI dive centre, climbing wall, spa and Segway tours offers a gregarious experience.
The most refined palates can choose between 5 sensual signature restaurants, including Italian, Seafood, Mediterranean, Latin American and Lebanese, a selection of casual restaurants and 3 stylish bars. As a luxurious landmark in Dubai, Jumeirah Beach Hotel! is renowned for genuine, true hospitality.

Jumeirah Beach Hotel - Dubai

Jumeirah Beach Hotel - Dubai

Jumeirah Beach Hotel - Dubai

Jumeirah Beach Hotel - Dubai

Jumeirah Beach Hotel Dubai

Jumeirah Beach Hotel

Jumeirah Beach Hotel

The elegant lines of the Jumeirah Beach Hotel extend high into the cloudless sky. The gleaming, wave shaped hotel rises above 900m of pristine Arabian coastline and along with the notorious Burj Al Arab is representative of Dubai's ancient maritime tradition.

The exterior of the hotel is constructed from aluminium and blue plated glass, giving it an almost surreal, cool fluidity. By contrast, the interior of the hotel is vibrant and warm incorporating captivating designs and striking architecture.

In addition to being spacious and impeccably decorated, all of the 599 rooms and suites in the hotel look down over the seemingly endless waters of the Arabian Gulf. Exquisite artworks, tasteful furniture, internet access and a private fax, printer and copier add the finishing touches that put the Jumeirah into a class all of its own. For those looking for a little more privacy, the hotel has recently constructed 19 luxury villas known as the Beit Al Bahar within the haven of its tropical gardens. Each villa has its own terrace and mini plunge pool and overlooks the endless sands of the hotel's private beachfront.

Facilities offered at the hotel are precisely what one would expect from an award winning hotel. In addition to the four swimming pools and three squash courts, the hotel also features a health spa and fitness centre, a family adventure playground, a mini driving range and putting ground, beach volleyball and basketball courts and a childrens' playground. There are also seven tennis courts on the hotel grounds where both adults and children can take part in private lessons and tennis tournaments. Water sports such as windsurfing, water skiing, and kayaking are all offered from the hotels private beachfront. In addition, diving enthusiasts have the opportunity of exploring one of the first ever man made coral reefs which is located just off the shoreline.

The 18 bars and restaurants located within the hotel grounds ensure that guests are never pressed for choice when it comes to satisfying their cravings. Available menus range from traditional English pub food to french nouveau cuisine to tasty Italian dishes to hearty German meals. In addition there is also a seafood market which serves ocean fresh seafood dishes and a Villa Beach Restaurant specializing in colourful Mediterranean cuisine. For those looking to kick back and enjoy a drink or two after dinner, the Uptown bar on the hotel's 24th floor serves exotic, rainbow coloured cocktails which are best enjoyed against the backdrop of the spectacular, Arabian sunsets. As the evening wears on, guests can enjoy lively entertainment in the form of belly dancing, live bands and tango dancers to name but a few.

Rooms at the Jumeirah vary in price depending on whether they are single or double and deluxe or executive. Deluxe single rooms go from around 145 pounds ($280) to 520 pounds ($1000) per room per night, while deluxe double rooms range from approximately 160 pounds ($315) to 780 pounds ($1500) per room per night. Triple rooms and suites are also available upon request. For more information or to make a booking at the Jumeirah Beach Hotel, call the hotel directly on Tel: +971 4 3480000.  

 

Jumeirah Beach Hotel

Jumeirah Beach Hotel

Jumeirah Beach Hotel

Jumeirah Beach Hotel

New 7 Star Hotel In Dubai

New 7 Star Hotel In Dubai

New 7 Star Hotel In Dubai

Apeiron Hotel is a design concept for a new 7 star hotel in Dubai. Developer and construction schedule have not been announced as of October 2007. The Apeiron Hotel would be the second 7 star hotel to be built in Dubai (The Burj Al Arab hotel was the first 7 star hotel). Designed by UK’s Sybarite Architects, the hi-tech futuristic hotel would feature a two-storeyed jungle at the top of the 28-storeyed building.

The seven star hotel is an US $350 million project that would be 300m from the coast of Dubai. Access to the hotel is restricted to water and air only.

New 7 Star Hotel In Dubai

HOTEL STATISTICS

total floors: 28 (above ground), total suites: 438, suite sizes: 180m² – 750m², building height: 185m, gross floor area: 300,000m², site footprint area:26,500m², passenger lifts: 14, service lifts: 8, distance off shore: 300m (Building design is equally as powerful within a landlocked site), wind load factor: 350km per hour, structure: steel, reinforced concrete.

New 7 Star Hotel In Dubai

The hotel also contains private cinemas, luxury boutiques, conference rooms and restaurants. Other features will include an art gallery, shops, underwater spa & gym, an underwater restaurant. The hotel’s internal facade has louvers to prevent direct sunlight and will made up of solar cells as is the ribbon that frames the building that can generate some energy for the entire hotel. The 28-storey hotel environs will have an artificial crescent-shaped beach, private lagoons and a central lagoon with colourful coral reefs surrounding it.

Burj Al Arab Hotel Dubai

Burj Al Arab Hotel Dubai

Burj Al Arab Hotel Dubai

Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai looks like a boat sailing the ocean. Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai is the ONLY 7-star luxury hotel in the entire world.

Designed to resemble a billowing sail, the Burj Al Arab Hotel soars to a height of 321 meters or 1,053 feet, dominating the Dubai coastline. At night, Burj Al Arab hotel offers an unforgettable sight, surrounded by choreographed color sculptures of water and fire. This all-suite sailboat-looking hotel reflects the finest luxury the world has to offer.
If you Want to stay at the Burj al Arab Hotel, how much should you plan to spend a night? Well, prepare to fork over a LOT of money and assume an alter-identity of a big star because rooms are priced accordingly -- from $1,361 to $10,073 a night (as of Jan, 06)!

Burj Al Arab Hotel Dubai

Burj Al Arab Hotel Dubai

Burj Al Arab Hotel Dubai

Burj Al Arab Hotel Dubai

Atlantis Hotel Dubai

Atlantis Hotel Dubai

Atlantis Hotel Dubai

Atlantis Hotel Dubai Rising from the warm waters of the Arabian Gulf, this luxury resort is situated on 113 acres. Opening in September 2008 this resort is an Architectural Wonder and one of Dubai’s newest Landmarks, located on the crescent of The Palm Jumeirah, known as the 8th Wonder of the World.

Offering something for everyone, this resort features “Aquaventure” – a 42-acre waterpark with the “Zigguret” Centerpiece that touts a 27.5 metre-vertical drop; “The Lost Chambers” – where you can journey through a labyrinth of chambers to experience its fascinating underwater world with over 65,000 fish, the 11-acre “Dolphin Bay” with its innovative Dolphin Education Centre, and the “Ambassador Lagoon” with 100’s of species of marine life. Everything you need is on-site. Its Spa and Fitness Center offers treatments from all over the world. Enjoy Atlantis’s Aquatic Gardens, or a day of windsurfing and kayaking from its Private Beach. Shop in the up-scale boutiques in “The Avenues”, a 7500 sqm. retail and entertainment complex, or dance the night away in their ultra-chic nightclub, “Sanctuary”. Atlantis – The Palm offers an array of fun-filled activities for children of every age. Through nature and science, arts and crafts, and marine welfare, Atlantis–The Palm offers a series of educational programs for families to enjoy.

Atlantis Hotel Dubai

The hotels also offers convenience to many of Dubai’s other Tourist Attractions. Guests can experience the Region’s largest Indoor Ski Resort, Ski Dubai, located in the Mall of the Emirates, or Dubai’s other waterpark, Wild Wadi in Jumeirah Beach. Other nearby sites to see are the Burj Al Arab, the world’s only 7 Star Hotel and the iconic structure that represents Dubai, Burj Dubai, the world’s tallest building, and the famous Dubai Marina.

Guests will find a vast array of shopping venues in the area. There is the popular Mall of the Emirates with its own Indoor Ski Resort, known as Ski Dubai. For those looking for a more unique style of shopping, there is the Madinat Jumeirah offering Designer Boutiques in an Arabian Style Souk. And, opening in Oct. 2008 is the Dubai Mall, slated to be one of the largest malls in the world. With so much to do and see, guests of the Atlantis – The Palm will not want to leave this vacation paradise.

Atlantis Hotel Dubai

Cancellation Policy:

Cancellation should be done 15 days in peak season, 9 days in high and 7 days in low season prior to arrival Else full charges are applicable. No Show/ Early Departure Full night charges are applicable.Name changes will be considered as cancellation

Atlantis Hotel Dubai

Atlantis Hotel Dubai

Underwater Hotel in Dubai

Underwater Hotel in Dubai

Underwater Hotel in Dubai

Currently under construction in Dubai, Hydropolis is the world's first luxury underwater hotel. It will include three elements: the land station, where guests will be welcomed, the connecting tunnel, which will transport people by train to the main area of the hotel, and the 220 suites within the submarine leisure complex. It is one of the largest contemporary construction projects in the world, covering an area of 260 hectares, about the size of London's Hyde Park."Hydropolis is not a project; it's a passion," enthuses Joachim Hauser, the developer and designer of the hotel. His futuristic vision is about to take shape 20m below the surface of the Arabian Gulf, just off the Jumeirah Beach coastline in Dubai. The £300 million, 220-suite hotel is due to open at the end of 2007 and will incorporate a host of innovations that will take it far beyond the original blueprint for an underwater complex worthy of Jules Verne.

The ballroom, located at this nerve centre, will have asymmetrical pathways connecting the different storeys along ramps. A large, petal-like retracting roof will enable the staging of open-sky events. Staircases, lifts and ramps will provide access to the ballroom, while flanking catering areas will supply banquets and receptions. 

Underwater Hotel in Dubai

In order to enter this surreal space, visitors will begin at the land station. This 120m woven, semicircular cylinder will arch over a multi-storey building. On the lowest level passengers board a noiseless train propelled by fully automated cable along a modular, self-supporting steel guideway to Hydropolis. A just-in-time and on-demand logistical system will facilitate efficient supply of goods to the hotel.
The upper storeys of the land station house a variety of facilities, including a cosmetic surgical clinic, a marine biological research laboratory and conference facilities. On the lower levels are the staff rooms, goods storage and loading areas, and hotel and parking areas.
The land station also includes a restaurant and high-tech cinema screening the evolution of life in the ocean and the history of underwater architecture. As a finale, the screen will open to reveal the real-life Hydropolis. A viewing platform at the front opening of the spanning roof will allow views of the architecture as well as the light shows of Hydropolis.

Underwater Hotel in Dubai

Hydropolis guests will also be able to see (through the retractable roof) the $3-billion Palm Island project that's now being developed on reclaimed land. Shaped like a palm tree, the island will have 2,000 villas and as many as 40 luxury hotels, plus upscale retail complexes, cinemas and a marine park.

Underwater Hotel in Dubai