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The glam city of Dubai is renowned for its striking skyscrapers, high-end shopping, and luxurious lifestyle. Among its opulent offerings are some of the world's most luxurious hotels. For those with deep pockets seeking the best holiday accommodations, this guide will help you make the most of your investment.
Immersed in Culture Village's rich tapestry, Palazzo Versace embodies the grandeur of a 16th-century Italian Palace. Its Neoclassical aesthetic tastefully infused with Arabian influences creates a sublime ambiance. Boasting an array of meticulously designed Italian furnishings, the hotel truly encapsulates the essence of Versace lifestyle.
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Situated on the crescent of Palm Jumeirah, Atlantis The Palm incorporates the theme of the underwater lost city of Atlantis. It houses a beautiful aquarium with 65,000 marine animals and offers numerous amenities, including two pools, a high-end spa, and almost a mile of man-made beach.
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Repeatedly crowned as the world's most luxurious hotel, Burj Al Arab is known for its exclusive services. It offers chauffeur-driven Rolls-Royces, helicopter trips, private beach access, and luxurious leisure on a terrace with pools and cabanas.
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Situated in Jumeirah, the Four Seasons Resort is a beachside haven with the Arabian Gulf on one side and the cityscape of Dubai on the other.
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Iconically located on Palm Jumeirah, W Dubai hosts 350 guest rooms and suites with breathtaking views.
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The latest addition to Madinat Jumeirah, Jumeirah Al Naseem, draws its interior inspiration from sand dunes, sea breeze, and Dubai’s heritage of pearl diving and Bedouin traditions.
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Armani Hotel Dubai, designed by Giorgio Armani, is situated in the world's tallest tower, Burj Khalifa, in Downtown Dubai.
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Located at The Mall of the Emirates, Kempinski Hotel's Aspen Ski Chalet offers views of the snowy slopes of Ski Dubai.
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Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf is nestled amidst tranquil gardens, waterways, pools, and a private beach, providing guests with an understated Arabian luxury experience.
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The Bulgari Resort Dubai, situated on the man-made Jumeirah Bay island, offers an authentic feel of a Mediterranean village.
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The Michelin Guide expands its expertise into the hospitality sector with the introduction of the Michelin Keys, awarding 24 exceptional hotels in France the highest honor of three keys for their unique hotel experiences and superior hospitality.
In an ambitious move to redefine luxury rail travel, Saudi Arabia Railways (SAR), in collaboration with Italy's Arsenale Group, is setting the stage for the launch of the "Dream of the Desert" luxury train by November 2025.
Explore the skies in style with our comprehensive guide on chartering private aviation for your vacation, featuring top-rated providers by region and essential tips to make your exclusive journey as seamless as it is luxurious.
Janu Tokyo, Aman's dynamic new sibling brand, is set to redefine luxury hospitality with its emphasis on vibrant social experiences, offering 122 spacious rooms, innovative dining concepts, and a sprawling spa in the heart of Tokyo's Azabudai Hills
