Burj Al Arab

The Burj Al Arab (in Arabic: "Arabian Tower") is a luxury hotel with a height of 321 meters, the second tallest hotel in the world (second only to the Rose Rotana Hotel) and one of the buildingsmost representative hotel. Located in the sea on an artificial island located 270 meters from the beach in the Persian Gulf, which is connected to the mainland by a road. The hotel is listed as seven stars, a category that goes beyond the normal classification of hotels, from one to six, due to its truly outstanding features that distinguish it from any other hotel in the world. The Burj Al Arab does not have regular rooms but has 202 double suites. The smallest of these suites occupy an area of 169 m, while the largest covers an area of 780 m. The Royal suite costs $ 28,000 night. It also has a car service luxury Rolls-Royce available for each guest. The Burj Al Arab has nine restaurants, among them the Al Mahara-located under the sea, offering an underwater view through a stained-shaped aquarium and Al Muntaha, located 200 meters high, allowing a view view of the city of Dubai. In conclusion, the Burj Al Arab is the world's most expensive hotel costing the construction of this $ 1,500 million, and the only seven-star hotel in the world, besides being the world's most luxurious hotel. Its shape is inspired by a sailing vessel and is located in a specific area in order that your shadow does not cover the beach.