Step inside the legendary Burj Al Arab, Dubai’s 7-star hotel! From golden interiors to private butlers, luxury waterparks, ...

Showers embellished with 24-carat gold tiles. Duvets filled with eiderdown harvested from abandoned duck nests in Iceland. Pillow menus. Thirty different types of marble. A ceiling made of 21,000 ...

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What was once just a drawing on a napkin, the Burj Al Arab is now one of the most famous hotels in the world. First opening in 1999, the sail-shaped building is known for its luxury suites, butler ...

The Burj Al Arab, voted “World’s Leading Hotel” by World Travel Awards, has unveiled its first TV advertising campaign which invites holidaymakers visiting Dubai to “leave the ordinary behind” by ...

Key Feature(s):Iconic sail-shaped design, 321 metres tall, private helipad, man-made island, seven-star reputation, world-class dining and suites Burj Al Arab is one of the world’s most recognisable ...

Dubai’s landmark hotel Burj Al Arab Jumeirah has announced it has a new hotel manager. Delphine Cravotto takes on the role, leaving the hotel scene in Paris for the first time in 19 years. Cravotto is ...

The landmark hotel, Burj Al Arab Jumeirah, has announced the arrival of three new prominent chefs — Francky Semblat, Kim Joinie-Maurin and Kasper Kudahl — who bring the experience of restaurants with ...

22-year-old Carmen Barbera is a receptionist at Burj Al Arab, "the best hotel in the world." She started out in the luxury hospitality industry two years ago as a butler in the Maldives. Here's what ...

How many hotels can claim to be recognisable by their silhouette alone, like Peter Pan? The Jumeirah Burj Al Arab, Dubai's last word in opulent, excessive luxury, can. Since it opened its glass doors ...