Burj Al Arab Jumeirah

Dubai, United Arab Emirates  · 

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Overview

Rising from a man-made island off Jumeirah Beach, the Burj Al Arab opened in 1999 and its sail-like silhouette quickly became a symbol of Dubai. It is reached by a private bridge, and the interior is famously bold, with gold detailing and a soaring atrium.

The hotel is part of the wider Jumeirah beachfront, with Souk Madinat Jumeirah and Wild Wadi close by.

Amenities at a glance

  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Terrace pools
  • Private beach
  • Spa
  • Signature restaurants
  • Chauffeur transfers

Rooms & suites

Accommodation is made up entirely of suites, most of them spread across two floors with floor-to-ceiling sea views. Each floor has its own reception and butler team.

Food & drink

Restaurants range from an underwater-themed seafood room to a sky-high venue with views along the coast. Afternoon tea is a popular way for visitors to see the interior.

Location

Frequently asked questions

Can I visit without staying?

Access for non-guests is usually by restaurant or tea reservation.

Are all rooms suites?

Yes, the hotel offers suites only, most of them duplex.

Is there a beach?

Guests have access to a private beach and a terrace with pools.

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