Can you go in the Burj Al Arab?

The Burj is accessible via a private bridge, which non-guests are only allowed to cross when they have a prior reservation at one of its bars or restaurants - including Al Mahara (modern British seafood), Al Muntaha (French cuisine on the top level), Junsui (East Asian buffet), Sahn Eddar (Arabian tea in the world's tallest atrium).

What's noteworthy about the Burj Al Arab?

With unique sail-shaped architecture, the Burj Al Arab is the most iconic building in Dubai and the world's only "seven-star" hotel. The extravagant suites include 24-carat gold iPads, butler service, libraries, cinemas, and private elevators. It has repeatedly been voted as the most luxurious hotel on the planet.

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Distance from hotel: 23.72 km

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Dine in Luxury at Burj Al Arab Jumeirah by Dubai Marina

Glimpse the over-the-top opulence of Dubai's iconic sail-shaped landmark with an unforgettable dinner or afternoon tea at the Burj Al Arab. Set on an island 280 meters away from Jumeirah Beach, it's the world's most luxurious hotel. You can't just walk into the lobby and snap a selfie by the massive gold columns and elaborate fountains. But you can get access with a reservation at one of the Burj Al Arab's restaurants. Go all out with a sumptuous fine dining experience or feast at extravagant Arabian and Asian buffets. Choose an afternoon tea for access to the hotel's spectacular atrium (the tallest in the world). If sky-high views are a must, opt for Sky Tea at the Skyview Bar on the 27th floor, 200 meters above the city.

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Events

PaRUS International Music Festival

New Year's Eve Fireworks

Dubai Food Festival

Activities

Fine Dining at Al Mahara or Al Muntaha
Sky Tea at Skyview Bar

High Tea at Sahn Eddar
Ultimate Afternoon Tea at Sahn Eddar

Arabian-Style Al Iwan Buffet
Asian-Style Junsui Buffet

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Can you go in the Burj Al Arab?
The Burj is accessible via a private bridge, which non-guests are only allowed to cross when they have a prior reservation at one of its bars or restaurants - including Al Mahara (modern British seafood), Al Muntaha (French cuisine on the top level), Junsui (East Asian buffet), Sahn Eddar (Arabian tea in the world's tallest atrium).
What's noteworthy about the Burj Al Arab?
With unique sail-shaped architecture, the Burj Al Arab is the most iconic building in Dubai and the world's only "seven-star" hotel. The extravagant suites include 24-carat gold iPads, butler service, libraries, cinemas, and private elevators. It has repeatedly been voted as the most luxurious hotel on the planet.