The Rates at Burj Al Arab
The rates at Burj Al Arab Jumeirah is endorsed by expert writers. Out of 15 professionals that we monitored, 8 recommended the rates, including Star Service, Concierge and Insight Guides.
Burj Al Arab
Star Service
Concierge
Insight Guides
Rough Guide
Oyster
Frommer's
Time Out
Jetsetter
"The lobby, dotted with huge golden columns, leads to several expensive boutiques and restaurants"
"If you're determined to get that unique Burj experience, shop around off-season, as it's highly likely you'll find a cheaper rate"
"Suites are huge, butlers come as standard and the whole place screams luxury, although at an inevitably stratospheric price – you’ll be stretched to find a room for much under $2,000 a night"
"The “seven-star” facilities include
fabulous split-level deluxe suites (the lowest
category of accommodation – there are atmosphere of super-heated opulence isn’t
necessarily conducive to a particularly
peaceful or romantic stay; if that’s what
you’re after, try the less attention-grabbing
(but still pricey) beachside hotels along the
coast nearby"
"Some guests have felt the phenomenally expensive prices to be
unjustified for the food and the service, which can occasionally be disorganized,
though most are happy to shell out for the once-in-a-lifetime experience"
") and most expensive hotels, certainly in first place for sheer over-the-top appeal"
"Staff and service are exceptional and restaurants that feature Michelin-starred chefs serve up some of the finest (and most expensive) meals in Dubai"
"Dubai’s Umm Suqeim neighborhood is close to Wild Wadi Water Park, and Ski Dubai, an indoor ski resort in the sprawling Mall of the Emirates"