The Burj Al Arab in Dubai, the Best Hotel in the World!
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The Burj Al Arab Jumeirah resort in Dubai, is acknowledged as the best hotel in the world. So how does a hotel earn such bragging rights?
The stellar customer service starts the moment you land in Dubai, with a chauffeur picking you up in the Rolls Royce that will be yours for the duration of your stay. When you arrive at the breathtaking hotel which stands 321 meters tall in the shape of a sail, you are taken directly to one of the 202 suites where you are checked in, a service that guarantees your privacy. Each sprawling suite is two levels, and has floor to ceiling windows providing breathtaking views of the Arabian Gulf. Some of the listed in room features are, a private elevator, private cinema, a rotating four-post canopy bed,a separate butler entrance and a study area with a library. Should you venture out of your palace, activities made available to guests include hot air ballooning, horse back riding, golf at the world class Montgomerie Golf Course, desert safari day trips, chartered yacht trips and helicopter tours. After working up and appetite you are invited to dine at one of the hotels award winning restaurants. The signature restaurant, 'Al Mahara is frequently listed as one of the top ten restaurants in the world and offers the finest seafood and Mediterranean cuisine in an underwater setting, complete with a mock submarine ride. Unparalleled luxury, set in paradise... truly a once in a lifetime experience, especially when you consider the prices. An evening at the Burj Al Arab will cost you between $3,000 and $5,000 per night!
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
nick Mar 15th 2008 1:00PM
Nice... but it's still in Dubai...
marknew91 Mar 16th 2008 12:00AM
It makes me a little sad that no matter how my career advances, I would be unwelcome at this hotel. So would any of your Jewish-American busienss partners, wives, boyfriends, or anyone who has taken a trip to Israel. All are banned from the land of our ally, Saudi Arabia. They won't even let you out of the airport. I hope that changes some day. But, it is their country, I try not to judge them; they have their reasons, but still, I do hope they change their minds and stop barring people based on something they were born with, like their religion.
Wally Mar 17th 2008 2:51PM
What do you care?Screw them, let them keep their sand and you can keep your money!
Shailendra Mar 17th 2008 3:32PM
I wouldn't step anywhere in middle-east even if they offered me a free stay in their 7-star hotels - hell, I even avoid connecting flights from dubai when travelling to India. I dont have anything against anyone in particular. Its just that its not safe for any non-native to visit middle-east.
Muhammad Shahaid Mufti Mar 18th 2008 1:29AM
I am interested to get a job in the hotel.In this regard, I need full guidance.Regards
Peter G Mar 18th 2008 8:08AM
Great hotel and fabulous place to stay. In the last 12 months I have visited Dubai 4 times and loved every bit of it. In my opinion Dubai plays a crucial role in the modern world.
By being sympathetic to both Eastern and Western culture it provides the perfect environment for different cultures to get to know and enjoy each other's differences.
thinker Mar 28th 2008 6:12PM
Mark, ehh...sorry but Burj Al Arab is in UAE, not Saudi Arabia, and it caters to western people more so than to any Arab or Muslim, i mean it has a bar for crying out loud... maybe you should actually think before you speak, but i know you just wanna bash bash bash. Shailendra, wow...u think India is safer than UAE...are you kidding me?? I wonder what the crime stats are like India vs UAE.
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