Arab Star"
The only seven-star hotel in the world, because the level of luxury far exceeds the five-star standard. The sailing-shaped hotel located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, is currently The tallest new sailing-shaped hotel in the world. Its outer layer is designed with a double-layer fiberglass screen, which is dazzling white in the sun and rainbow-colored at night. The facilities inside the hotel also make it an advanced building in the world today. All 202 suites are equipped with sophisticated multimedia systems that provide free movie selection, Internet, online shopping and information services. Guests can choose from 42 satellite channels on the 42-inch wide-screen plasma TV and enjoy full stereo sound. The hotel's luxurious services also include: providing personal attendants, private elevators, rotating beds and private theaters. It is said that after guests arrive at the airport, a fleet of Rolls-Royce S600s will pick them up, or they can take the helicopter provided by the hotel to fly through the city. During the 15-minute flight, you will take the lead in taking a bird's-eye view of Dubai's cityscape and enjoy the magnificent scenery before slowly landing on the helipad on the 28th floor.
Only after you have been here can you truly appreciate it. What is "glorious"? Its atrium is golden, and its most luxurious 780-square-meter presidential suite is also golden. The guest rooms range from 170 square meters to 780 square meters, and the cheapest rooms cost more than 1,000 square meters. US dollars per night. The highest presidential suite is on the 25th floor. The furniture is gold-plated and has a cinema, two bedrooms, two living rooms, a dining room, and a dedicated elevator. Fashion designer Versace once praised it full of praise.
The interior of the Burj Hotel is extremely luxurious, with everything from gold to doorknobs, toilet pipes, and even a piece of note paper. Everything is covered with gold. Although it is gold-plated, it is a test of the designer's taste and skill to decorate all the details with gold. Since the exterior is based on sails on the water, it is everywhere in the hotel. Water-related themes (perhaps in desert countries, water is more powerful than gold). For example, the two large fountains at the entrance of the hotel have different water spraying methods from time to time, each of which is carefully designed, about 15 to 20 times. You can change the spraying method in just a few minutes, which is no different from water dancing. You can also enjoy the aquarium that is more than ten meters high when you take the elevator. It is hard to believe that the hot and high temperature of the Arabian Desert is outside.
It is so magnificent. The hotel suites will make you feel the luxury of the Arabian Oil King. All 202 rooms are two-story suites, with the smallest room being 170 square meters; and the largest royal suite being 780 square meters. It's so big. And all of them are floor-to-ceiling glass windows, so you can face the endless Arabian Sea at any time. The most surprising thing is that when you enter the room, there is a butler waiting to explain to you how to use the high-tech facilities in the room. The hotel's luxurious and noble service tenet is to make guests feel like the Arabian Oil King. It not only surprises people, but also makes people sigh about the power of money. Taking the most ordinary luxury suite as an example, it also includes curtains and light switches. There is a Toshiba notebook computer on the desk, which can access the Internet at any time. The paintings hanging on the wall are all authentic