Location
Burj Al Arab is part of The Jumeirah Beach Resort complex, situated 15km south of Dubai. Soaring 321 meters, Burj Al Arab towers above the renowned Jumeirah Beach Hotel and Wild Wadi Water Park. This unique sail-shaped building stands proudly on a man-made island some 280 meters offshore, linked to the mainland by a slender, gently curving causeway.

Accommodation- 202 duplex suites:
142 Deluxe Suites (One Bedroom)
18 Panoramic Suites (One Bedroom)
4 Club Suites (One Bedroom)
28 Two-Bedroom Suites
6 Three-Bedroom Suites
2 Presidential Suites
2 Royal Suites
Travel Information: Dubai International Airport 25 km
Rolls-Royce limousine service

Structure & Design
Construction of this architectural and engineering marvel commenced in 1994. Piling goes 40 meters deep into the seabed.
At 321 meters high, Burj Al Arab is taller than the Eiffel Tower and only 60 meters shorter than the Empire State Building.
Burj Al Arab is the world's tallest hotel building. With its helipad on the 28th floor and a restaurant seemingly suspended in mid air, this hotel has already become a landmark and icon on the Dubai skyline.
The sail façade represented an astonishing technical challenge, featuring a double-skinned Teflon-coated woven glass fiber screen. It is the first time such technology has been used vertically in such form and extent in any building worldwide.
It is dazzling white by day and used as a canvas for a rainbow of spectacular light displays at night, providing a brilliant entrance to the marvels that await the guest inside.
Combining the latest technology with a long-standing reputation of Arabian hospitality, Burj Al Arab symbolizes the very essence of Dubai, embracing the best of the new alongside traditions of the past.

Technology
Within the luxurious fittings of each suite lies a hidden network of technological wizardry. Lighting, curtains and air-conditioning throughout the suite comes to life at the touch of a button. The multimedia system has up to 57 cable channels -the largest selection available in the Middle East.
Guests can take advantage of the video-on-demand system and can watch any film in the selection available even if other residents are enjoying the same movie. The real-time recording system enables guests to take a break from a programme - even a live broadcast and resume to the point at which they left the programme.These facilities can be enjoyed in surround-sound stereo on the 42-inch plasma television screens.
The television and its remote control manage numerous functions and services. It can record items for viewing later, while one channel is linked to a camera outside the suite allowing room guests to see who is at their door. Visitors can allow entry with the push of a button. All of these media functions are controlled from a single remote.
Every suite has its own laptop computer, scanner and printer which interface with the television. Guests can phone home from anywhere in their suite. A one-bedroom Deluxe suite has 10 telephones and each Royal Suite boasts no fewer than 17 handsets.

Accommodation Suites

An all-suite hotel standing 28 double-height storeys high, Burj Al Arab comprises 202 duplex suites. Convenience, luxury and a highly personalized service are available for every traveler, enhanced by private reception desks on every floor. In-suite check-in, a brigade of exclusive butlers that provides around the clock assistance to each and every guest, and unrivalled attention will charm the visitor.

Reaching new heights of luxury and service levels, Burj Al Arab offers a choice of :

They all feature floor to ceiling windows, offering a breathtaking view of the sea, and range from 170 sq. m to 780 sq. m in floor area. All are equipped with the latest technology, laptop computers and Internet access.
The TV and its remote control manage numerous services and functions. The ability to view any visitor to the suite and give access without leaving the comfort of your armchair is only one of them!
Topping all other suites are the two Royal Suites spread over the 25th floor. Palatial surroundings reach unsurpassed peaks of luxury, including a private elevator, private cinema, rotating beds, majlis (Arabic meeting room) and even dressing rooms larger than the average hotel bedroom.
The finest materials have been sourced from around the globe, coming together in exquisitely designed and crafted interiors.

Restaurants
A feast for both the eyes and the palate awaits diners at Burj Al Arab.
From the highest point of the hotel right down to sea level, the restaurants locations are as impressive as their creative menus. Whether guests are looking for a healthy snack or the best in haute cuisine, Burj Al Arab has the perfect answer every time.

Al Mahara-Seafood Restaurant
This seafood paradise has an entrance that is truly unforgettable. A three minute submarine ride carries diners from the hotel lobby to the restaurant entrance. Upon disembarking they enter a marine wonderland, which leads to the restaurant entrance and an open cellar, stocked with a selection of the world's finest wines. Guests can enjoy a succulent selection of seafood either in the main restaurant area, surrounded by the varied sea-life of the Gulf, or choose the privacy of one of the three exclusive private dining rooms.
Dress code: The dress code at the Al Mahara restaurant is semi- formal. Gentleman are required to wear jackets. Furthermore, we request gentlemen to wear a shirt with a collar and long sleeves, trousers (no jeans) and closed shoes (no trainers) or national dress. Children below 12 years of age are welcome at lunch time only.

Al Muntaha-Skyview Restaurant
In Arabic, the 'ultimate' or 'highest', Al Muntaha instantly matches expectations. Suspended 200 metres above the Arabian Gulf, Al Muntaha offers unrivalled views of Dubai and the coastline shimmering in the distance.
Reached by an express panoramic lift travelling six metres per second, the restaurant features seating for about 140 guests who can enjoy delicious Mediterranean cuisine in a sophisticated setting with scenic windows to the world. The incorporated cocktail area is a stylish and exclusive venue for pre- and post-dinner drinks.

Al Iwan-Seaview Restaurant
In the heart of the world's tallest atrium, flanked by golden columns and adjacent to the main lobby, is Al Iwan, an oasis dedicated to feeding the senses in every respect. Guests can enjoy a taste of the finest Arabian hospitality, from lavish banquets to morning coffee, while enjoying a spectacular sea view.
Impressive interior decoration successfully mixed with traditional objects d'art make up the restaurant's ambience - ideal for a relaxed rendezvous.

Bab Al Yam (The Sea's Door)
With an outdoor pool and sundeck just a few feet away, this cafe restaurant is a popular venue for guests and visitors. Sea views, as well as beautifully landscaped gardens provide a tranquil, informal atmosphere to enjoy a meal or light refreshment.

Majlis Al Bahar
A sophisticated, yet casual beach restaurant overlooking the enchanting waters of the Arabian Gulf, Majlis Al Bahar combines a special mix of Arabian ingenuity and modern conveniences complete with Burj Al Arab exclusiveness and luxury. The restaurant offers an open dining area, lounge and beach where guests can order their meals and beverages from a rich selection of light and fresh dishes comprising a good mix of Middle Eastern flavours with European based dishes.

Open daily: Operating hours are 10am to 12 midnight. A la carte dinner service from 7pm to 12 midnight. Daytime use exclusive to resident guests of Burj Al Arab only.

External Sports Facilities

Three Swimming Pools (plus Children's pool as part of family pool) The adult pool features a floor mounted air jet, wall mounted counter flow jets, various spray jet nozzles and a number of partially submerged air beds. Adjacent to the pool is a walk in Jacuzzi and a chilled plunge pool. A pool bar is located at the shallow end of the pool. The family pool is surfaced in synthetic rubber material and the pool has a 'beach' at one end and a rock wall incorporating a water slide at the other. The colour of the pool base graduates from dark blue at the deep end to sand colour at the water's edge, creating a beach effect. Adjacent to the family pool is a shallow children's pool which is also rubber surfaced and shaded and contains water play equipment.

The third pool is a 25 metre Olympic-size training pool overlooked by a seating terrace on one side.
Other Outdoor Facilities include:
· Seven competition standard tennis courts which are floodlit· A putting green and golf driving range.· Three sandy beaches offering waiter drinks service. · A family adventure play area consisting of raised walkways with a variety of play features including swings, slides, climbing structures, tunnels and rope walkways. The equipment is padded for user safety
· Water sports facilities including sailing, water skiing, parasailing, snorkelling, wind surfing and scuba diving.

The Pavilion Marina and Sports Club

The Pavilion Marina and Sports Club is immediately adjacent with guest transport via frequent shuttle.
Sports Club Design
The Sports Club is a two storey building with a gross floor area of 2500 sq. m.
The centre is curved in plan and is built around a double height entrance foyer space.
Facilities: The 1500 sq. m. ground floor includes:
· Three squash courts.
· Waterfront café, which opens out onto the double height foyer.
· Changing rooms with some 200 lockers.
· Four retail outlets.
· The Dive Shop adjacent to the Marina slipway and mooring pontoons.
· First Aid suite.
The upper floor contains:
· The gymnasium features 70 pieces of Nautilus equipment.
· The gym occupies 400 square metres and has full height windows, giving views over the Resort and Marina.
· The Health Suite incorporates two saunas, three hot tubs, a steam room, Jacuzzi, plunge pool, two massage rooms and juice bar.
· The Aerobics Room covering 170 sq. m., fully equipped with ballet rails and mirrors.
· Fitness classes are regularly held namely; Power Pacing, Karate Classes, Circuit Training, Body Sculpting, etc...

Assawan Spa and Health Club

Located on the 18th floor of Burj Al Arab is the Assawan Spa, a lavishly decorated, private health and fitness facility, named after the stone known for its purity and healing properties. Its unique location lets the guests enjoy a spectacular view from the pools, Jacuzzis, spas, massage, beauty and therapy rooms and even the aerobic room.

Separate ladies and gentlemen's facilities offer complete seclusion for guests seeking either relaxing or reviving treatments in the hands of the most highly trained professionals. The extravagant décor is reminiscent of bathing pools used by ancient Middle Eastern civilizations. Assawan's range of treatments and products are drawn from the far corners of the world, offering the ultimate care for all guests.

Family Facilities

Sinbad Children's Club at Jumeirah Beach Hotel is immediately adjacent, with transportation provided by frequent shuttles.

Kids from ages of 4 to 14 years will have the time of their lives at Sinbad's Club. They can enjoy an indoor play area, arts and crafts, games, a playground, children's pool, as well as special theme days and outdoor excursions, all under the supervision of qualified staff.
Live Entertainment
Located in Sahn Eddar, guests can unwind to the delicate sounds of King and Emperor who play traditional Arabic music daily. Likewise in Al Muntaha, guests are entertained by a live band, whilst dining or simply enjoying a drink and soaking up the spectacular view.