Dubai’s Burj Al Arab Jumeirah was constructed on a man-made island in the Arabian Gulf and was intended to ooze luxury in every manner. The hotel features a stunning variety of luxurious materials, including over 21,000 square feet of 24K gold leaf, thirty different types of marble, including the rare Statuario marble that Michelangelo used in his masterpieces, custom-made carpets from South Africa and India, chandeliers from the U.K., and locally designed wooden doors. The hotel’s distinctive shape was inspired by a dhow sail. Four swimming pools, nine restaurants, a spa, a fitness center, a private beach, well-kept gardens, a helipad, and a water park are all accessible to visitors.

 

It would be difficult to locate a subpar suite, but of all the hotel’s opulent quarters, the two Royal Suites are the most extravagant. Each one was created for royals, dignitaries, and other distinguished visitors, and each one takes up half of the 25th level. Upon entering, visitors are greeted by a marble and gold entryway with a magnificent staircase leading to the upper level of the suite. You don’t have to worry about carrying your suitcase up the steps because an elevator connects the two levels.

The 8,396 square foot suite includes a master bedroom with a rotating canopy bed, a big dressing room, a dining room that seats 12, a sitting room decorated in the Majlis style for entertaining guests, a private cinema, and a study outfitted with the newest technology. Although a butler is always available with one of the suite’s 27 phones, guests also receive a custom-made 24K-gold iPad that acts as a virtual concierge. There is also a pillow menu with 17 choices, a unique bath menu for use in the round marble tub, and Hermès bath products, if that weren’t enough. It goes without saying that visitors receive the best care possible.

What is more ꜱhocking? The regal suite’s nightly rates begin at just $8,900. View the luxurious accommodations below.

Dubai; Jumeirah.com; Jumeirah Beach Road, 3. Jumeirah