The Burj al Arab is the fourth tallest hotel in the world at 321 m (1,053 ft) and stands out in the water on its own artificial island. Resembling the sail of a ship, the iconic hotel gives itself ...

spa and roof-top bar and lounge. The Burj al Arab's atrium in 360 degrees. Jumeirah Inside is a 360-degree, interactive platform that works as Google's Street View service does on roads – users ...

Internal shot of Jumeirah Burj Al Arab lobby with blue and gold floor ... get teddies wearing robes with their names on them. The view of the glittering jade ocean from the bed is a highlight.

A real show of incredible light and sound, literally on the 'roof of the world': the notes of David Garret's concert contributed to making the atmosphere of the Burj al Arab even more unique ...

Let’s learn more about the hotel. Staying at the Burj Al Arab is a lifetime experience. Its floor-to-ceiling windows offer a stunning view of the Arabian Sea. The hotel is loaded with modern ...

You don't have to stay at the Burj Al Arab to enjoy it (and let's face it, most can't given that rooms start at $1,000 per night). Gain entry by booking an Inside Burj Al Arab Tour (249 dirhams or ...

The sprawling property boasts a private beach, with 386 rooms, suites and penthouses with balconies and terraces that allow guests to enjoy a 180° view of Jumeirah Burj Al Arab ... bars under one roof ...

Twenty years ago last month, Dubai’s Burj Al Arab set a Guinness World Record that still stands today. Perched 213 metres ...

The Burj al Arab (which means “Arabian Tower” in Arabic) opened its doors in 1999, and in the following two decades became a magnet for the global elite. The hotel is now a byword for the ...