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Burj Al Arab Room Price Per Night in Rupees and Dirham

Burj Al Arab hotel is one of the most luxurious and expensive hotels in the world managed by the Jumeirah Group.

It is famous for its shape which resembles the sail of a ship and Burj Al Arab room price which is one the most expensive in the world.

The hotel offers all the luxuries to its guest which you can’t even think of and that is the reason it never fails to impress its guest as it offers amazing facilities, amenities, luxury, comfort, and a jaw-dropping view of the Arabian Gulf.

You must have seen a lot of pictures of the hotel on social media, blogs, and travel websites but it is a treat to eyes seeing the Burj Al Arab hotel in reality.

You must have seen many pictures picture of the hotel, but have you seen the inside pictures of the Burj Al Arab room? I am going to share some inside pictures of the luxurious hotel.

According to the list released by MasterCard’s Global Destination Cities Index in the year 2021, Dubai ranks 4th on the list of most visited cities in the world as around 16 million people visited Dubai.

People from all around the world come to see some famous attractions and experiences in Dubai such as Burj Khalifa Observation Deck, Dubai Miracle Garden, Dubai Frame, Overnight Desert Safari, and more.

Now from the number of visitors who visited Dubai to spend their holidays, you can imagine how much love the city receives from the tourist and it won’t be wrong to say that it is one of the hottest destinations in the world for travellers.

Even after so much of the craze and love for Dubai, very few can manage to book a stay in the Burj Al Arab hotel. The reason is simple it is one of the most luxurious and expensive hotels in the world.

Let’s find out more about the Burj Al Arab hotel such as rooms and suites, lobby, view it offers, architect, beach, restaurants, etc.

How Many Rooms In Burl Al Arab?

The hotel has 202 bedroom suites whereas the smallest suite has an area of 169 m2 (1,820 sq ft) and the largest is 780 m2 (8,400 sq ft).

Let me give you break up of 202 bedroom suites of the hotel:

Room Type No. Size (sq.ft)
Deluxe One Bedroom Suite 142 1830
Panoramic One Bedroom Suite 18 2422
Club One Bedroom Suite 3 3553
Deluxe Two Bedroom Suite 28 3605
Two Bedroom Suite 1 3553
Diplomatic Three Bedroom Suite 6 7211
Presidential Two Bedroom Suite 2 7180
Royal Two Bedroom Suite 2 8396

Types of Rooms and Suites

In spite of the 56 stories, the hotel contains only 28 double-storey floors which means each room is a duplex suite. Apart from this, all suites offer breathtaking views of the Arabian Gulf which is a treat to the eyes.

Below are the different types of rooms available in the hotel:

  • Royal Two-Bedroom Suite
  • Presidential Two-Bedroom Suite
  • Diplomatic Three-Bedroom Suite
  • Burj Two-Bedroom Family Suite
  • Burj Three-Bedroom Family Suite
  • Deluxe Two-Bedroom Suite
  • Deluxe One-Bedroom Suite
  • Sky One-Bedroom Suite
  • Club One-Bedroom Suite
  • Panoramic One-Bedroom Suite

The Most Expensive – Royal Two-Bedroom Suite

This is one of the most famous and expensive Burj Al Arab rooms in the hotel.

You must have read a lot about the royal suite in magazines, news websites, and travel blogs that how expensive and lavish the suite is.

Burj Al Arab Room Price Per Night in INR & AED

The Burj Al Arab room price is too high during peak season and it goes around a whopping amount of AED 85,000 (INR 1,651,655.46) excluding tax & fees.

The Royal Two Bedroom Suite Booking Price

Yes, you read it right, it’s more than $23,000 for one night stay.

Still can’t believe the suite price? You can check it by yourself by visiting the official website – Burj Al Arab Hotel.

However, you can book the same room at the best price of AED 40,000 (INR 777,249.63*/ $11,000) during the off-season in Dubai.

Tip: Book your stay at Burj Al Arab hotel in advance to get the booking at the lowest price.

Unfortunately, even this is too costly for the lots of visitors who come to Dubai to spend their vacation.

If you ever dream to live like a king then this is the right place for you. The kind of luxury this hotel can provide no other hotel can offer you the same. Be it design, architect, top-notch service, lavish suites, amenities, or anything.

entrance-hall
Picture: Kate Schneider

Upon your arrival, you are served with a complimentary bottle of wine or grape juice by a personal butler who is available for 24-hours.

You also get AED 4000 resort credits once per stay and a 21-inch gold-plated iPad during your stay.

Royal Two-Bedroom Suite
Picture: Dmitry Birin

This is the entry hall of the royal suite which is covered with gold and marble all over. It also consists of a grand and beautiful staircase leading to the suite’s upper level.

You also get access to the private elevator in case you decide not to use a staircase to go to the upper level of the suite.

Master Bathroom
Picture: Dmitry Birin

The size of the royal room suite is 780 square meters which consist of the 2 master bedrooms with two king-size beds for 4 adults and two children, 2 spacious dressing room, separate dining room for 12 persons, exquisite majlis style lounge, library and cinema room.

Here’s a photo of the second master bedroom:

second-master-bedroom
Picture: Dmitry Birin

The two master bedroom bed is covered by the finest cotton linen so that guests get luxury and restful sleep.

For now, we have just seen the entrance hall and bedroom; let me now take you through other parts of the suite.

Look at this photo of the bathroom: Have you ever seen a bathroom like this in any hotel? No, right.

royal suite master bathroom
Picture: Dmitry Birin

The suite consists of 2 master bathrooms which are decorated with gold and marble. It also consists of a full-size Jacuzzi and a separate five-head rain shower, a set of his and hers full-size Hermes products, and more.

Here’s a photo of another bathroom:

royal suite master bathroom
Picture: Dmitry Birin

In the photo, you can see cushions placed around the seats along the edge of the bathroom for the guest. They have kept this for the guest in case they feel like chilling out there.

Look at this spacious living room which has classic sofas and a beautiful carpet which will make any guest feel like they are in a royal palace.

living room in royal suite
Picture: Dmitry Birin

Another view of the living room,

second-living-room-in-suite
Picture: Dmitry Birin

This is the majlis style lounge,

majlis style room in royal suite
Picture: Dmitry Birin
majlis room
Picture: Dmitry Birin

After seeing all this, you must be thinking that this hotel is like Aladdin’s Genie you wish for anything and you get it.

Here’s the picture of the private cinema room:

cinema-room
Picture: Dmitry Birin

Did I mention the private library? Here is it how it looks.  If, you love reading you would surely enjoy your time by spending some time here.

private-library
Picture: Dmitry Birin

Apart from this, the hotel has amazing facilities to cater to their guests’ needs with lots of amenities and services such as:

  • 21-inch 24karat Gold iPad
  • Private dining room
  • Personal butler service
  • Access to restaurants and bars
  • Access to private Burj Al Arab hotel beach
  • Breakfast buffet in Junsui or Bab Al Yam
  • Airport transfers in Rolls Royce Phantom
  • Separate indoor and outdoor swimming pool
  • Access to Talise Spa with separate facilities for ladies
  • Complimentary access to Wild Wadi Waterpark and a lot more.

Presidential Two-Bedroom Suite

The presidential two-bedroom suite is also a two-storeyed room built over 667 square meters.

Even, in this suite, you get almost the same amenities, services, and facilities that are offered for the royal two-bedroom suite guest with few differences.

However, in terms of luxury, style, and looks there is no comparison with the royal suite. This room is equipped with two bedrooms, two separate dressing rooms, two private bars and lounges.

Like royal suite, here you get AED 3000 resort credit once per stay.

Diplomatic Three-Bedroom Suite

The size of the diplomatic three-bedroom suite is 670 square meters which consist of a two king bedroom and a twin bedroom for 6 adults and two children.

When you book your stay, you can get all types of services from luxurious to basic such as wardrobe packing, unpacking, shoeshine, and more.

At the time of booking this suite, you get free airport transfers in Rolls Royce Phantom and AED 2000 resort credit during your stay.

Outside View of Burj Al Arab
Photo Credit: Jumeirah Group

Burj Al Arab Inside View

The interior of the hotel is designed by Khuan Chew, of KCA International. A theme of traditional Arabic hospitality was infused with earth tones and fine materials from all over the world, including chandeliers, carpets and 30 types of marble.

The interior of the hotel features an atrium with a central fountain and a cascading waterfall with columns embellished with 24-karat gold leaf.

Here is how the hotel lobby looks:

Hotel Lobby Of Burj Al Arab Hotel
Photo Credit: @amaraliving 

The moment you enter the hotel you will be stunned by seeing the interior design of the main lobby which consists of gold pillars, dancing fountains, and aquariums.

Tip: If you ever plan to visit this luxurious hotel for an afternoon tea make sure that you visit before time so that you have a lot of time to take enough photos of the lobby and atrium.

Atrium View

Atrium of Burj Al Arab Hotel
Photo Credit:  Felipe Menezes

The atrium in the hotel is 180 m high which is one of the tallest atrium in the world.

Facts About Burj Al Arab Hotel

  1. The Burj Al Arab is 14 meters taller than the Eiffel Tower.
  2. The Eiderdown comforters used at the Burj Al Arab are rarest in the world.
  3. There are 17 different types of pillow available for guest.
  4. The hotel is built on the man-made island.
  5. It took 5 years to build the hotel.
  6. Pools are decorated with 10 million gold and azure mosaic tiles.
  7. 1,790 square meters of 24-carat gold leaf is used to embellish the interiors.
  8. The Junsui restaurant has the largest Swarovski crystal ceiling which is worth Dhs1.3 million in total.
  9. The hotel offers Hermes amenities in every suite for its guests.
  10. The hotel has a man-made terrace of size 10, 000 square meter which was shipped from Finland.

Architect of the Hotel

The Burj Al Arab hotel was designed by WS Atkins led by architect Tom Wright. This project was a challenge to WS Atkins engineer team as they were building the hotel on the sand, which is unusual as tallest buildings are founded on a rock.

This project was a challenge to WS Atkins engineer team as they were building the hotel on the sand, which is unusual as tallest buildings are founded on a rock.

It took three years to reclaim the land from the Arabian Gulf, whereas it took less than three years to build a magnificent hotel.

However, 70,000 cubic meters of concrete and 9,000 tons of steel were used in the construction of the hotel.

Whether you are planning to visit the Burj Al Arab hotel for a stay or afternoon tea. Make sure that you make the booking in advance to save big.

I hope that you liked this blog post on one of the most luxurious hotels in the world.

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