Dubai, one of the seven emirates of United Arab Emirates (UAE), have majority of its revenue from tourism. It has become world famous for through its new real state projects, conferences, sport events and development. Its increased attention towards the development, coinciding with its emergence as a world business hub has collectively shown a good advancement in the nation.
Establishment of large number of Dubai hotels in order to make arrangements for the accommodation of increasing number of tourists has taken place in last decade. Top ten hotels in Dubai with their special features are mentioned below:-
1. Madinat Jumeirah
This resort provides accommodation to wide rage of visitor, targeting everyone from executives to holidaying families. It is a large hotel with 20 restaurants to cater every taste, site theatre and souk for shopping. It lies close to emerging ‘New Dubai’ district.
2. Park Hyatt Dubai
It is the first premium branded property of Hyatt in Middle East. It is only at a distance of five minutes from the airport in the heart of city. it is a mixture of Arabian and African design, a refreshing change in skyscraper ridden Dubai, overlooking Creek on one side and Creek golf club on the other.
3. Emirates Towers Hotel
The classical touch is still maintained by this hotel. It is quite popular among business travelers who warm to its consistently good service, design and restaurant. It is at a distance of short drive from airport, only half-hour from Jumeirah, making journeys east and west bearable.
4. The Ritz-Carlton Dubai
It is true intimate retreat with an exclusive beachfront island situate din the heart of city. it is famous for European stylish dining. Spend you night here, enjoying some of the world’s premiere shopping, dining, and nightlife. It is adjacent to the Montgomery and the emirates of Golf Club.
5. Grosvenor House Dubai
It is the modern interpretation of name stepped in excellence. Check out its grandiose Buddha Bar on the ground floor, which is almost equivalent to glassy cathedral to consumerism. This hotel is really a landmark to Luxury.
6. Le Meridien Mina Seyahi
Though it is not the most striking of all Dubai hotels, but yet it is famous for its affordability and family fun. It offers its clients many recreational opportunity, opening up into a pool and a lawn, with a sea behind and the two outside outlets are ideal for drinks and dinner. It location in the heart of 'new Dubai' will continue to do well with overseas visitors.
7. Dubai Marine Beach Resort
It also scores well for its location. It is one of the resorts where you can see a gentle tide lapping the beach. It is a place where you can come across the sights and sounds of nature, striking sunset and the splendor of secluded sandy beaches.
8. Shangri-La Dubai
It is an award winning hotel that offers luxurious accommodation, gracious hospitality and exceptional dining in the heart of city. Its cozy pool area is best in whole of Dubai..
9. Sheraton Dubai Creek
This newly renovated hotel is designed to provide the ultimate comfort and convenience. It is also known as ‘Flavor of the World’ with its special international dining on exquisite cuisines.
10. JW Marriott Dubai
It is one of the five star luxury hotel that is renowned for its impressive range of accommodation, meeting space and restaurants.
Friday, July 10, 2009
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Top 10 Crazy Projects In Dubai
Dubai is now officially the land of extreme building projects and, as a result of some of the unique and exciting attractions springing up in the area, tourism is growing fast. A bevy of luxurious and opulent hotels and some glorious beaches to match are making luxury holidays in Dubai extremely popular.
Much of Dubai’s growth is attributable to its remarkable ruler, Sheikh Mohammed, who has overseen the development of many of the projects on this list. If you’re planning a Dubai holiday, make sure to visit some of the amazing sites, buildings and luxury hotels in Dubai - there really is nothing else like them! Here is a countdown of the top ten.
10: Jebel Ali Port
Dubai’s port, Jebel Ali, is the world's largest man-made harbour and the biggest port in the Middle East. The area is also home to 5,500 companies from 120 countries.
9: Dubai Airport
A colossal new airport called Dubai World Central International Airport is currently under construction. Many times larger than the Dubai International Airport, it is expected to be the busiest in the world, with a passenger capacity of more than 120 million - almost 30% more than Atlanta, currently the world's busiest passenger airport.
8: Palm Islands
The three Palm Islands, Palm Jumeirah, The Palm Jebel Ali and The Palm Deira, are the largest land reclamation project in the world and will result in the world's largest artificial islands and a major Dubai holiday attraction.
Each settlement will be the shape of a palm tree, and between the three islands will house over 100 of Dubai’s luxury hotels, exclusive residential beach side villas and apartments, marinas, water theme parks, restaurants, shopping malls, sports facilities and health spas. The Islands will add 520km of beaches to the city of Dubai and construction will be completed over the next 10-15 years.
7: Sports City
The Dubai Sports City is an entire sports city, about an hour’s drive from the beach, consisting of apartment buildings and sports facilities. This Dubai holiday attraction’s main sports structure is a 60,000 seat, multi-purpose outdoor stadium, to be used for athletics, football and rugby union. Other venues include a 25,000-seat cricket ground, a 10,000-seat indoor arena, a 5,000-seat field hockey stadium and an 18-hole golf course.
6: Dubai Towers
Dubai Towers is a stunning four tower complex in the shape four shining flames, intended to create a dramatic new landmark for Dubai holiday makers and to form the centrepiece of The Lagoons, a mega project which will consist of seven islands. The towers have between 57 to 94 stories and, although the heights are not known, it is believed the tallest will top 400 metres while two others will exceed 300 metres.
5: Dubailand
The soon-to-be-opened Dubailand will take the crown for theme park size. The development is expected to be a full featured city divided into six theme worlds. Developers hope to create a tourism, entertainment, and leisure destination that will attract Dubai holiday makers not only from surrounding countries but also from Europe and Asia.
4: Burj Al Arab
The Burj Al Arab is one of Dubai’s luxury hotels and, at 321 metres, the tallest building used exclusively as a hotel. However, another luxury Dubai hotel, the Rose Tower, which has already topped Burj Al Arab's height, will take away its title upon its opening in April 2008.
The Burj Al Arab stands on an artificial island 280 metres out from the coast, and is connected to the mainland by a private curving bridge. The gigantic luxury Dubai hotel is an iconic structure, designed to symbolize Dubai's urban transformation and to mimic the sail of a boat.
3: Burj Dubai
The Burj Dubai has been the world’s tallest building since July, and when it is completed later this year its tower will reach a stomach-churning 800 metres plus. The 164-floor building will be occupied by September of 2009. The building will be used for many purposes and is expected to be a major attraction for Dubai holiday makers.
2: The World
The World is a man-made archipelago of 300 islands in the shape of a world map. This spectacular creation was completed in January this year and, like the other man-made islands in Dubai, was built primarily using sand dredged from the sea, and covers an area of 9 km long and 6 km wide. Rod Stewart is rumoured to have bought the ‘Britain’ island and Irish business consortium Larionovo plans to develop ‘Ireland’ into an Irish-themed, luxury Dubai holiday resort, including a recreation of Ireland's famous Giants Causeway.
1: The Universe
The Universe is going to be the next stage in the Gulf’s surreal property programme, made by the same people as The World. A cluster of islands in the shape of the solar system, with the Sun, the Moon and a string of planets in between, The Universe will accommodate 300,000 people, including Dubai Holiday makers, and will take 15 to 20 years to build. The project, which was announced in January, is still in the planning stages.
Much of Dubai’s growth is attributable to its remarkable ruler, Sheikh Mohammed, who has overseen the development of many of the projects on this list. If you’re planning a Dubai holiday, make sure to visit some of the amazing sites, buildings and luxury hotels in Dubai - there really is nothing else like them! Here is a countdown of the top ten.
10: Jebel Ali Port
Dubai’s port, Jebel Ali, is the world's largest man-made harbour and the biggest port in the Middle East. The area is also home to 5,500 companies from 120 countries.
9: Dubai Airport
A colossal new airport called Dubai World Central International Airport is currently under construction. Many times larger than the Dubai International Airport, it is expected to be the busiest in the world, with a passenger capacity of more than 120 million - almost 30% more than Atlanta, currently the world's busiest passenger airport.
8: Palm Islands
The three Palm Islands, Palm Jumeirah, The Palm Jebel Ali and The Palm Deira, are the largest land reclamation project in the world and will result in the world's largest artificial islands and a major Dubai holiday attraction.
Each settlement will be the shape of a palm tree, and between the three islands will house over 100 of Dubai’s luxury hotels, exclusive residential beach side villas and apartments, marinas, water theme parks, restaurants, shopping malls, sports facilities and health spas. The Islands will add 520km of beaches to the city of Dubai and construction will be completed over the next 10-15 years.
7: Sports City
The Dubai Sports City is an entire sports city, about an hour’s drive from the beach, consisting of apartment buildings and sports facilities. This Dubai holiday attraction’s main sports structure is a 60,000 seat, multi-purpose outdoor stadium, to be used for athletics, football and rugby union. Other venues include a 25,000-seat cricket ground, a 10,000-seat indoor arena, a 5,000-seat field hockey stadium and an 18-hole golf course.
6: Dubai Towers
Dubai Towers is a stunning four tower complex in the shape four shining flames, intended to create a dramatic new landmark for Dubai holiday makers and to form the centrepiece of The Lagoons, a mega project which will consist of seven islands. The towers have between 57 to 94 stories and, although the heights are not known, it is believed the tallest will top 400 metres while two others will exceed 300 metres.
5: Dubailand
The soon-to-be-opened Dubailand will take the crown for theme park size. The development is expected to be a full featured city divided into six theme worlds. Developers hope to create a tourism, entertainment, and leisure destination that will attract Dubai holiday makers not only from surrounding countries but also from Europe and Asia.
4: Burj Al Arab
The Burj Al Arab is one of Dubai’s luxury hotels and, at 321 metres, the tallest building used exclusively as a hotel. However, another luxury Dubai hotel, the Rose Tower, which has already topped Burj Al Arab's height, will take away its title upon its opening in April 2008.
The Burj Al Arab stands on an artificial island 280 metres out from the coast, and is connected to the mainland by a private curving bridge. The gigantic luxury Dubai hotel is an iconic structure, designed to symbolize Dubai's urban transformation and to mimic the sail of a boat.
3: Burj Dubai
The Burj Dubai has been the world’s tallest building since July, and when it is completed later this year its tower will reach a stomach-churning 800 metres plus. The 164-floor building will be occupied by September of 2009. The building will be used for many purposes and is expected to be a major attraction for Dubai holiday makers.
2: The World
The World is a man-made archipelago of 300 islands in the shape of a world map. This spectacular creation was completed in January this year and, like the other man-made islands in Dubai, was built primarily using sand dredged from the sea, and covers an area of 9 km long and 6 km wide. Rod Stewart is rumoured to have bought the ‘Britain’ island and Irish business consortium Larionovo plans to develop ‘Ireland’ into an Irish-themed, luxury Dubai holiday resort, including a recreation of Ireland's famous Giants Causeway.
1: The Universe
The Universe is going to be the next stage in the Gulf’s surreal property programme, made by the same people as The World. A cluster of islands in the shape of the solar system, with the Sun, the Moon and a string of planets in between, The Universe will accommodate 300,000 people, including Dubai Holiday makers, and will take 15 to 20 years to build. The project, which was announced in January, is still in the planning stages.
Top 5 Luxury Beach Resorts in Dubai
It is during this time of the year that most of the people are longing to go out on a holiday, while it is very difficult to take the common consensus of the family to decide on one place from so many available, deciding one amongst the luxury beach hotels is still a little easier. If you are looking for a beach vacation, Dubai provides the best beach vacations with its luxury beach resorts. Here is a look at the five best luxury beach resorts of the city.
Mina A’ Salam: The Mina is built around 2 miles of Venetian style waterways; it aims to combine Dubai’s modern day opulence with its traditional architecture. This Dubai top beach resorts is made of sand colored buildings making it look striking from the outside and palatial from the inside. There are 292 rooms in the resort with each room being a sea facing room. The rooms have been made in keeping the Arabian theme, for instance, the doors are studded heavily with ornate lanterns, the high piled exotic dark blue beds and red and gold fabrics, all this and much more make this resort one of the top beach resorts of Dubai.
Le Royal Meridien: Located on a pristine stretch of private beach, this Dubai luxury beach hotel has a stunning view of the Arabian Gulf. The luxury hotels beach overlooks the famous Jumeirah beach and is set amidst landscaped gardens. In all the rooms of the hotel, there are bowls of water with rose petals floating over them. In fact, on the February 13, the bathrooms and bedrooms bloom much more than a florist. This is the typical opulence of the luxury beach resort and is perfect for an indulgently romantic best beach vacation.
Jumeirah Beach Hotel: The shape of the building is wave-shaped which is directly opposite to the sail-shaped Burj Al Arab building standing opposite the sea. A fantastic Dubai beach holiday, Wild Wadi Water Park is just next to the luxury beach resort with all the guests having unlimited access to the park. The Jumeirah luxury hotels beach is the ninth tallest building in Dubai and remains a landmark in the city.
Le Meridien Mina Seyahi: Set on the Jumeirah Beach, the Le Meridien Mina Seyahi Beach Resort is opposite to the Emirates Golf Club and Montgomery Golf Course. It is a boutique style luxury beach resort. It is one of the best luxury beach resorts in Dubai as it is very near to the tourist destinations like the Dubai Museum, Gold and Spice Souks. The resort has more beaches than any other resort of Dubai and also promises a lot of water sports for a best beach vacation.
Burj Al Arab: The best beach resort, 321 meters, the tallest building of Dubai is being used as exclusively as a best beach resorts. The top beach resort is situated on an artificial island which is 280 meters away from the coast, connected to the mainland with a private bridge. It is designed in the shape of sail of boat depicting the urban class of Dubai.
Mina A’ Salam: The Mina is built around 2 miles of Venetian style waterways; it aims to combine Dubai’s modern day opulence with its traditional architecture. This Dubai top beach resorts is made of sand colored buildings making it look striking from the outside and palatial from the inside. There are 292 rooms in the resort with each room being a sea facing room. The rooms have been made in keeping the Arabian theme, for instance, the doors are studded heavily with ornate lanterns, the high piled exotic dark blue beds and red and gold fabrics, all this and much more make this resort one of the top beach resorts of Dubai.
Le Royal Meridien: Located on a pristine stretch of private beach, this Dubai luxury beach hotel has a stunning view of the Arabian Gulf. The luxury hotels beach overlooks the famous Jumeirah beach and is set amidst landscaped gardens. In all the rooms of the hotel, there are bowls of water with rose petals floating over them. In fact, on the February 13, the bathrooms and bedrooms bloom much more than a florist. This is the typical opulence of the luxury beach resort and is perfect for an indulgently romantic best beach vacation.
Jumeirah Beach Hotel: The shape of the building is wave-shaped which is directly opposite to the sail-shaped Burj Al Arab building standing opposite the sea. A fantastic Dubai beach holiday, Wild Wadi Water Park is just next to the luxury beach resort with all the guests having unlimited access to the park. The Jumeirah luxury hotels beach is the ninth tallest building in Dubai and remains a landmark in the city.
Le Meridien Mina Seyahi: Set on the Jumeirah Beach, the Le Meridien Mina Seyahi Beach Resort is opposite to the Emirates Golf Club and Montgomery Golf Course. It is a boutique style luxury beach resort. It is one of the best luxury beach resorts in Dubai as it is very near to the tourist destinations like the Dubai Museum, Gold and Spice Souks. The resort has more beaches than any other resort of Dubai and also promises a lot of water sports for a best beach vacation.
Burj Al Arab: The best beach resort, 321 meters, the tallest building of Dubai is being used as exclusively as a best beach resorts. The top beach resort is situated on an artificial island which is 280 meters away from the coast, connected to the mainland with a private bridge. It is designed in the shape of sail of boat depicting the urban class of Dubai.
A Guide to the Best Dubai Hotels
Dubai has become known as a millionaire’s playground, with many celebrities and movie stars owning villas and apartments there. However in recent years the Gulf state of Dubai has become one of the most popular destinations for Europeans wanting some sun for a few days, and to party at the many bars and clubs which have sprung up over the past few years. As a result, there is a multitude of choice when it comes to choosing from a variety of Dubai hotels.
There is a huge selection of Dubai hotels, from 7 star luxury, complete with gold plated taps, to more basic 2 and 3 star accommodation for the budget traveller. What is for sure|definite, is that you will be able to find one of the many Dubai hotels which meets your exact requirements.
Of the most luxurious and feature packed Dubai hotels, perhaps the Atlantic Hotel wins this prize. This hotel opened a few months ago surrounded by a sea of celebrities, including Robert de Niro and Denzel Washington, and Kylie Minogue even performed a concert (which the organisers reportedly paid $4 million!).
Dubai has long been famous for its wide range of activities on offer – the air conditioning provided by Dubai hotels are great to escape the intense heat of the midday sun, but when it gets a bit cooler in the late afternoon, you can engage in a multitude of activities, such as the world’s biggest indoor ski resort, or even skiing in the desert! However, guests at the Atlantis Hotel hardly need to leave their hotel for the entire duration of their stay, as the activities available are so plentiful – you can even swim with dolphins, or spend time at the enormous water park on the site.
However, the prize for the most elegant and extravagant of Dubai hotels must be awarded to the Burj al Arab. This is the only 7 star hotel in the world, and sits on top of a man made island. This hotel has welcomed millionaires and billionaires from all over the world, and even royalty have stayed at this most famous of Dubai hotels.
However, if you are on a tighter budget, there are still hundreds, if not thousands of other Dubai hotels you can choose from. Before you book a room, however, make sure that the hotel meets all of your requirements - for example – does it have a pool, is there a restaurant, is it close to the beach, or the business district, and how far is the closest shopping mall? Everyone has different requirements when they come to Dubai, so make sure that you choose a hotel which is right for you.
No matter which of the many Dubai hotels you choose, in terms of how much you will have to pay for your hotel room, it definitely pays to carry out research on the internet beforehand. One site I frequently use to book Dubai hotels is Dubai Short Stay.com You can book rooms for any of the above mentioned Dubai hotels at this site, and the prices are the lowest I can ever find.
There is a huge selection of Dubai hotels, from 7 star luxury, complete with gold plated taps, to more basic 2 and 3 star accommodation for the budget traveller. What is for sure|definite, is that you will be able to find one of the many Dubai hotels which meets your exact requirements.
Of the most luxurious and feature packed Dubai hotels, perhaps the Atlantic Hotel wins this prize. This hotel opened a few months ago surrounded by a sea of celebrities, including Robert de Niro and Denzel Washington, and Kylie Minogue even performed a concert (which the organisers reportedly paid $4 million!).
Dubai has long been famous for its wide range of activities on offer – the air conditioning provided by Dubai hotels are great to escape the intense heat of the midday sun, but when it gets a bit cooler in the late afternoon, you can engage in a multitude of activities, such as the world’s biggest indoor ski resort, or even skiing in the desert! However, guests at the Atlantis Hotel hardly need to leave their hotel for the entire duration of their stay, as the activities available are so plentiful – you can even swim with dolphins, or spend time at the enormous water park on the site.
However, the prize for the most elegant and extravagant of Dubai hotels must be awarded to the Burj al Arab. This is the only 7 star hotel in the world, and sits on top of a man made island. This hotel has welcomed millionaires and billionaires from all over the world, and even royalty have stayed at this most famous of Dubai hotels.
However, if you are on a tighter budget, there are still hundreds, if not thousands of other Dubai hotels you can choose from. Before you book a room, however, make sure that the hotel meets all of your requirements - for example – does it have a pool, is there a restaurant, is it close to the beach, or the business district, and how far is the closest shopping mall? Everyone has different requirements when they come to Dubai, so make sure that you choose a hotel which is right for you.
No matter which of the many Dubai hotels you choose, in terms of how much you will have to pay for your hotel room, it definitely pays to carry out research on the internet beforehand. One site I frequently use to book Dubai hotels is Dubai Short Stay.com You can book rooms for any of the above mentioned Dubai hotels at this site, and the prices are the lowest I can ever find.
Property in Dubai – Building From The Ground Up
The recent history of Dubai has seen a fascinating transition from regional trading port to the city of the future which we see today. Where once sand and desert lay, Dubai is now one of the worlds most futuristic and progressive cities with one of the world’s most active real estate markets.
The main turning point for the Dubai property market was in 2002, when it was made legal for foreign nationals to own property in Dubai on a freehold basis, something which was not previously available. An integral part of Sheikh Maktoums ‘Vision of Dubai’ this change in real estate legislation was seen as an active encouragement to the international investment community, who took up the offer in considerable numbers. In 2006, the changes of the land law in the Emirate allowed foreign nationals the right to register their freehold property which proved to be a genuine catalyst to large amounts of investment into the Dubai property market.
As well as the changes to real estate legislation, the authorities in Dubai have looked to attract considerable overseas corporate investment in the region via the creation of a highly attractive set of commercial incentives. The creation of these free trade zone environments proved highly successful, and resulted in large numbers of companies relocating to Dubai to advantage of the favourable taxation and trading environments on offer in the emirate. Today, there are over 20 world-class free zones in Dubai including the Jebel Ali free zone and Dubai Media and Internet City. These free trade zones offer companies relocating to Dubai a range of commercial benefits including 100% foreign ownership, 100% corporate taxation exemption and 100% import and export taxation exemptions.
The result of the increasing popularity of Dubai, both in tourism and as a commercial trading environment, has inevitably resulted in a large increase in the population. Today, over 1.5 million people live and work in the emirate, which has only served to increase the demand for all types of property in Dubai, both on a short term and long term basis.
The changes to the Dubai property legislation, coupled with an aggressive pro-tourism approach saw the demand for property in Dubai increase considerably. Today, investment property in Dubai is still highly sought-after, with investors looking to capitalise on the strong potential for long term growth in the emirate.
So where does the future lie for property in Dubai? At present this is a much debated topic, with many people pointing to a cooling of the economy at the turn by 2010 as more new real estate comes online in Dubai. Outside of this however, many other indicators seem to be pointing towards an increasing growth in the region, as the developments in the infrastructure allow for increasing numbers of residents and tourists.
Today, there is an exceptionally strong market for property in Dubai, and assuming that investors carry out the appropriate ‘due diligence’ on their property investment, it is highly likely that Dubai will deliver strong returns for many years to come.
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Dubai has the largest hotels in the world!
The six-star Burj Al Arab Hotel on Dubai's Jumeirah beach is considered one of the biggest hotels in the world. It is the most recognisable landmark in Dubai and stands on a man made island two hundred and eight metres off shore. It is minutes from the Dubai World Trade Centre and is linked to the mainland by a causeway. The hotel has its own fleet of chauffeur driven BMW's and Rolls-Royces plus a helicopter.
The hotel has one and two bedroom deluxe, panoramic, club, diplomatic, presidential and royal suites. Guests are very well looked after by a concierge, who will organise entertainment and make travel arrangements. Everything about this hotel is luxury and beautiful by any standard. Facilities include superb dining, luxurious spa and extensive sports. Guest can use any of the amenities at the Jumeirah Beach Hotel and visit the Wild Wadi Water Park.
Another of the world biggest hotels is the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. With 5000 rooms, this is a hotel and casino. This area has great nightlife, amazing restaurants and live concerts. It has an exclusive view and the deluxe amenities.
A deluxe king room is larger than most hotel rooms in Las Vegas and is elegant and comfortable with a luxurious king size bed, a suitable sitting space with a large desk and high speed Internet connection. The master bathroom is in black and white Italian marble with oversized vanity units.
A signature one bedroom suite covers an area of nine hundred square feet with separate living, kitchen, dining and bathrooms. They have a deluxe king size bed with a down duvet and luxury sheets. Top of the range marble bathroom with a sink and Jacuzzi with a wirlpool bath. The suite is equipped iwth a beautiful balcony, flat screen HD tv and CD/DVD players.
The First World Hotel is one of the biggest hotels in the world, if not the largest. It is situated in the Genting Highlands of Malaysia is an ultra modern high rise hotel of international standard and designed to offer total comfort and luxury to its guests. In the heart of the city, this hotel is close to the casinos, restaurants and shops.
The First World has more than six thousand rooms made up of standard, standard view, deluxe, deluxe view, super deluxe and world club rooms, which include facilities such as air conditioning, electronic safety deposit box, television, tea and coffee making, telephone, hair dryer, radio, house movie and room service.
There is a choice of several restaurants, cafes and bars, conference rooms, business centre and banquet facilities. The hotel has a tennis court, gymnasium, shopping arcade, golf course, Cineplex, casino and indoor shopping arcade. There is also currency exchange, travel desk, concierge, beauty salon, reception, car parking, disabled facilities, doctor on call and staff that are multilingual.
A few others that are considered the biggest hotels in the world include the Luxor, Excalibur and Venetian Hotels in Las Vegas, as well as the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Waikiki.
The hotel has one and two bedroom deluxe, panoramic, club, diplomatic, presidential and royal suites. Guests are very well looked after by a concierge, who will organise entertainment and make travel arrangements. Everything about this hotel is luxury and beautiful by any standard. Facilities include superb dining, luxurious spa and extensive sports. Guest can use any of the amenities at the Jumeirah Beach Hotel and visit the Wild Wadi Water Park.
Another of the world biggest hotels is the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. With 5000 rooms, this is a hotel and casino. This area has great nightlife, amazing restaurants and live concerts. It has an exclusive view and the deluxe amenities.
A deluxe king room is larger than most hotel rooms in Las Vegas and is elegant and comfortable with a luxurious king size bed, a suitable sitting space with a large desk and high speed Internet connection. The master bathroom is in black and white Italian marble with oversized vanity units.
A signature one bedroom suite covers an area of nine hundred square feet with separate living, kitchen, dining and bathrooms. They have a deluxe king size bed with a down duvet and luxury sheets. Top of the range marble bathroom with a sink and Jacuzzi with a wirlpool bath. The suite is equipped iwth a beautiful balcony, flat screen HD tv and CD/DVD players.
The First World Hotel is one of the biggest hotels in the world, if not the largest. It is situated in the Genting Highlands of Malaysia is an ultra modern high rise hotel of international standard and designed to offer total comfort and luxury to its guests. In the heart of the city, this hotel is close to the casinos, restaurants and shops.
The First World has more than six thousand rooms made up of standard, standard view, deluxe, deluxe view, super deluxe and world club rooms, which include facilities such as air conditioning, electronic safety deposit box, television, tea and coffee making, telephone, hair dryer, radio, house movie and room service.
There is a choice of several restaurants, cafes and bars, conference rooms, business centre and banquet facilities. The hotel has a tennis court, gymnasium, shopping arcade, golf course, Cineplex, casino and indoor shopping arcade. There is also currency exchange, travel desk, concierge, beauty salon, reception, car parking, disabled facilities, doctor on call and staff that are multilingual.
A few others that are considered the biggest hotels in the world include the Luxor, Excalibur and Venetian Hotels in Las Vegas, as well as the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Waikiki.
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Premier And Luxurious Dubai Hotels
Jumeirah owns the Emirates Towers hotel, the Jumeirah Beach hotel, the Madinat group of hotels, which includes Mina A Salam, Al Qasr & the Madinat Souk which houses the largest swimming pool in the Middle East. Jumeirah also owns the amazing desert hotel, Bab Al Shams, located in the desert with sand dunes rolling from its perimeters and making a fantastic landscape for the falcon shows and camel riding they offer.
All Jumeirah hotels have amazing architecture and are worth a visit for this alone. This, together with their famous customer service values, makes them a great choice for visitors to Dubai. For a true taste of Arabia, visit the Madinat Souk, part of the Madinat and Mina A Salam complex located on Jumeirah beach. This resort offers 42 restaurants overlooking the Burj Al Arab and each is situated on the edge of their very own canal. Watch the dhows transport the hotel guests around this vast complex on their waterways and lagoon. It really is a beautiful spot for a sundowner or a meal incorporating food from all over the world.
There are many other famous branded hotels in Dubai, from The One and Only Royal Mirage to Hiltons, Sheratons (both beach and airport locations), the Kempinski Group, Shangri La Group and Crown Plaza among many others. Most hotels are at 5 star standard, however there are some lower cost hotels such as the 4 star Al Manzil hotel, located behind the world’s tallest building the Burj Dubai nestling in its own Arabian style architecture and complementing the huge sky rise buildings surrounding it.
The Grosvenor House hotel located in Dubai Marina is a fantastic venue for staying or visiting their restaurants and bars. Have a drink in Bar 44 located on the 44th floor of the hotel and offering amazing views of the Marina area, and then take the express lift down to the fabulous Buddha Bar for a fusion of Thai and international cuisine.
All 5 star hotels in Dubai have pools, gyms and restaurant facilities with many offering spa areas as well. Of course the crème de la crème of spa facilities has to be located within the 7 star hotels of the Burj Al Arab, where reservations are recommended and the environment is so much part of the treatment you will never want to leave!
Many hotels also offer apartment facilities so if you are here longer term and want to experience more of the home comforts, these are a great option.
Other companies capitalizing on the huge tourism market here are with their Versace Palazzo hotel and the Trump Towers hotel (located on the famous Palm Island). Versace should be opening its doors to the international elite during 2008 with the Trump Tower hotel opening scheduled to be around early 2010.
Ranging from amazing desert hotels, luxury beach hotels and fantastic corporate hotels in the city, Dubai offers an eclectic mix to choose from. However, all are within close proximity of all tourist facilities, shopping malls and attractions as well as its fantastic beaches - you can't go far wrong with any location. Most city business hotels located along Sheikh Zayed road also have affiliations with beach hotels and will transport you to the beach during your stay.
All Jumeirah hotels have amazing architecture and are worth a visit for this alone. This, together with their famous customer service values, makes them a great choice for visitors to Dubai. For a true taste of Arabia, visit the Madinat Souk, part of the Madinat and Mina A Salam complex located on Jumeirah beach. This resort offers 42 restaurants overlooking the Burj Al Arab and each is situated on the edge of their very own canal. Watch the dhows transport the hotel guests around this vast complex on their waterways and lagoon. It really is a beautiful spot for a sundowner or a meal incorporating food from all over the world.
There are many other famous branded hotels in Dubai, from The One and Only Royal Mirage to Hiltons, Sheratons (both beach and airport locations), the Kempinski Group, Shangri La Group and Crown Plaza among many others. Most hotels are at 5 star standard, however there are some lower cost hotels such as the 4 star Al Manzil hotel, located behind the world’s tallest building the Burj Dubai nestling in its own Arabian style architecture and complementing the huge sky rise buildings surrounding it.
The Grosvenor House hotel located in Dubai Marina is a fantastic venue for staying or visiting their restaurants and bars. Have a drink in Bar 44 located on the 44th floor of the hotel and offering amazing views of the Marina area, and then take the express lift down to the fabulous Buddha Bar for a fusion of Thai and international cuisine.
All 5 star hotels in Dubai have pools, gyms and restaurant facilities with many offering spa areas as well. Of course the crème de la crème of spa facilities has to be located within the 7 star hotels of the Burj Al Arab, where reservations are recommended and the environment is so much part of the treatment you will never want to leave!
Many hotels also offer apartment facilities so if you are here longer term and want to experience more of the home comforts, these are a great option.
Other companies capitalizing on the huge tourism market here are with their Versace Palazzo hotel and the Trump Towers hotel (located on the famous Palm Island). Versace should be opening its doors to the international elite during 2008 with the Trump Tower hotel opening scheduled to be around early 2010.
Ranging from amazing desert hotels, luxury beach hotels and fantastic corporate hotels in the city, Dubai offers an eclectic mix to choose from. However, all are within close proximity of all tourist facilities, shopping malls and attractions as well as its fantastic beaches - you can't go far wrong with any location. Most city business hotels located along Sheikh Zayed road also have affiliations with beach hotels and will transport you to the beach during your stay.
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