When Jumeirah Burj Al Arab opened its flagship sail-shaped property in Dubai in 1999, one had not anticipated the iconic landmark of luxurious hospitality it would become, and continue to be. Completing 25 years has been nothing short of eventful for the hotel—from hosting world events to international sports competitions, from gourmet fine-dining to an unbelievable collection of upscale cars at the guests’ disposal, Jumeirah Burj Al Arab has worked its way up—putting itself on every luxury traveller’s map for good.
Jumeirah Burj Al Arab: A Landmark In Luxury Hospitality
A member of Dubai Holding, Jumeirah took to the occasion of its 25th anniversary to announce new properties, including Jumeirah The Red Sea in Saudi, Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab in the United Arab Emirates, and Jumeirah Le Richemond Geneva in Switzerland, all additions to an already impressive collection of 28 properties across the Middle East, Europe, Asia, and Africa. Thomas Meier, Chief Operating Officer and interim Chief Executive Officer, said: “As we celebrate 25 years since we opened the iconic Jumeirah Burj Al Arab, we reflect on our legacy of excellence in luxury hospitality, inspired by the warmth and generosity of Arabian culture. As we continue to expand internationally, we will embrace the future with the same pioneering spirit that redefined the industry.”
A Blissful Encounter
Featuring 198 uber-luxe suites, and an overall overbearing opulent interior done up with crystals, marble, and gold leaf, Jumeirah Burj Al Arab has been regaling guests with consciously personalised attention to detail, butler service for every floor, and a fleet of its bespoke Rolls Royce cars. Be it the unique SAL offering gorgeous views of the Arabian Gulf and Dubai skyline, or the Michelin-starred Al Muntaha serving French and Italian fine dine, to Skyview Lounge which once offered the world’s costliest cocktail priced at AED 27,321—its repertoire of restaurants and what each of them offer is quite unmatched too. The icing on the cake is The Terrace, which opened in 2016. With 24 private cabanas, it is touted as the first man-made beach destination of its kind; al fresco at its finest. For complete bliss, one ought to indulge in relaxation at the Talise Spa, featuring 14 treatment and therapy rooms, including the exclusive Leg School® treatment developed by the late Professor Francesco Canonaco at Capri Beauty Farm. In short, this iconic property offers unparalleled luxury for every guest.
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