Only a 25 minute drive from the airport.

On a private island just off Jumeirah Beach.

202 suites offer the finest materials and furnishings creating an opulent yet traditional ambience. All suites are duplex, with a large living and dining area on the lower level and an expansive bedroom with separate dressing room and luxury bathroom on the upper level. Lavish interiors are complemented by state-of-the-art technology, including a 42” plasma screen TV, DVD player, complimentary WiFi, 24” iMac and 24 carat gold iPad, whilst floor to ceiling windows afford spectacular views of the Arabian Gulf. Two Bedroom Suites additionally offer dining facilities for 6 people and two bedrooms on the upper floor, whilst Panoramic, Diplomatic and Presidential Suites are progressively more spacious and luxurious.

There are 6 stunning and distinct dining experiences, each of the highest quality. We strongly recommend the delicious European specialities of Al Muntaha, 27 storeys up and seemingly suspended in mid-air above the sea. Or try Al Mahara, a fabulous and contemporary seafood restaurant with tables set around a stunning central aquarium. 

• Bed & Breakfast
• Half Board

Pamper yourself at the opulent Assawan Spa and Health Club, or indulge in one of the many activities on offer including windsurfing, waterskiing, snorkelling, diving and golf at the nearby Jumeirah Beach Hotel. There is also Sinbad’s Kids’ Club for 4-12 yrs and complimentary access to Wild Wadi Waterpark to keep the children entertained.

Burj Al Arab is adding to its facilities with the creation of a new North Deck, which will extend from the seaward side of Burj Al Arab into the Arabian Gulf. The North Deck has been constructed offsite and is now ready to be moved into place and the connecting of the North Deck to the resort will take place from mid-February for approx. 4 weeks (weather permitting). During this time, there will be large vessels and a tall crane around the area installing the pieces of the deck onto the piles, which are already in place, and these will be visible from Bab Al Yam’s terrace and the marina garden, so both areas will be closed during the installation period. The work may also be visible from the sunset garden, where the sun loungers are placed, so it is suggested that guests use the Burj Al Arab private beach during this period as an alternative. Noise is expected to be limited to that of the cranes, tugs and the movement of vessels during daylight hours.

Once completed the new North Deck will include:

• A fresh water swimming pool
• A salt water swimming pool
• 4 Jacuzzis – each 15m2
• 24 Business Class Cabanas
• 8 First Class Cabanas - with sea and deck views, toilets and showers
• 400 sun loungers
• Changing rooms
• A swim up bar
• A restaurant with spacious terrace seating, serving Santa Monica style modern cuisine
• An outdoor bar