1. The hotel is built on an artificial island Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai. The bridge connecting Burj Al Arab to the mainland can only be accessed by hotel staff and guests. This hotel has 56 floors, over 300m high – even taller than the Eiffel Tower. The hotel is built on an artificial island. People had to erect 230 concrete columns 40m long below sea level to keep the artificial island afloat. The hotel building stands out with the shape of a ship’s sail. But aside from aesthetic reasons, it’s designed so that the shade doesn’t block the sun from beachgoers below. 2. Transfers by Rolls Royce or private helicopter Transfer by private supercar and helicopter. Burj Al Arab offers you 2 types of transportation to get to the hotel. You will be picked up at the airport in a white Rolls Royce with a private driver. You can also opt for a private helicopter to take you to the special helipad located on the roof of the hotel. 3. Everything is made of gold and marble Furniture made of gold or inlaid with gold. The floors and walls of the hotel are made of special Statuario marble. Everything inside is either made of 24-carat gold or encrusted with gold, including the decorations, furniture and televisions. Even the mirror and art frame are gilded. In addition, the hotel’s on-site restaurant has a ceiling designed by Swarovski crystals, symbolizing the Milky Way. 4. Huge suites Burj Al Arab has a total of 202 luxury rooms and some rooms have panoramic sea views. The smallest deluxe room is the size of a 4-bedroom house, measuring 170 square meters. While the Royal Suite (a type of superior room) is served by a private elevator. Some suites also have their own cinema, 2 bars and a huge library. 5. You have your own butler Upon completion of check-in, Burj Al Arab provides you with an exclusive butler. The housekeeper takes you to your room and guides you around. If desired, the butler will unpack or pack your luggage for you. Burj Al Arab’s staff-to-guest ratio is 6:1, so you’ll never be left out. One butler will deliver your sunglasses, another will spray you with a mist to relax on the beach and the other will prepare a bubble bath under shimmering candlelight. In addition, there is a private butler who takes care of pets so that guests can enjoy their stay comfortably. 6. Rich and sumptuous interior The interior here is inspired by Dubai culture, lavish and colorful. A golden chandelier hangs over the hallway and the king-sized beds are covered with the finest Egyptian cotton sheets. All come with custom-made rugs from South Africa and India. The bathroom is decorated with beautiful paintings, with a jacuzzi and giant shower that can fit the whole family. There’s also a private lounge for dining, and if you need to work, you’ll be equipped with a gold-plated Macbook or iPad. 7. Rooms are equipped with the latest technology Here, all the magic happens at the push of a button. The bed swivels to any position you like, and you can use the remote to call up TV screens hidden in the wall. The remote also controls the doors, curtains and blackout curtains, it also puts you in touch with the housekeeper if needed. 8. There is no shortage of services for entertainment The pool is strewn with rose petals. The hotel’s services include many swimming pools, 9 restaurants and bars, water park. There is the famous Talise Spa with vast ocean views and a private beach for hotel guests. You can also request a romantic evening in the pool for two. Hotel staff will organize floating candles and rose petals for you. 9. Underwater seafood restaurant Burj Al Arab has an underwater restaurant called Al Mahara, which means “oyster shell”. The entrance to the restaurant is a corridor with a yellow dome resembling a submarine. In the center is a giant aquarium containing colorful corals and exotic fish, including sharks. You can enjoy dinner while a shark casually swims around. 10. Beds are made of the rarest materials Bed sheets are made from soft velvet duck feathers. To ensure a good night’s sleep, the linens in each room are made from the rarest duvet in the world. The feathers are hand-picked from abandoned natural velvet nests in Iceland. The mother duck plucks the softest feathers on her chest to line the nest and keep the eggs warm. The hotel also offers you 17 designer pillows to choose from. 11. Every room has a perfume collection Branded perfumes are included in each room. If other hotels only provide you with shampoo, shower gel or toothpaste, in Burj Al Arab visitors are also provided with an expensive Hermès collection consisting of 14 different items, most of which are water. flower. You can even bring them home if you like. Ngoc Trang (According to Bright side)

1. Build on an artificial island The only 7-star hotel in the world Burj Al Arab. 230 concrete columns supporting the entire structure stretch 40 meters below sea level to keep the artificial island afloat. The hotel is 300 meters high with 56 floors, taller than the Eiffel Tower and shaped like a ship’s sail. 2. Pick up customers by Rolls Royce or helicopter Burj Al Arab Hotel offers guests two types of means to go from the mainland to the hotel, which is airport pick-up by a Rolls Royce car with a private chauffeur or a private helicopter. 3. Everything is in gold and marble The floor and walls of this 7-star hotel are covered with special Statuario marble, similar to the stone Michelangelo used to create the famous statue of David. Everything in Burj Al Arab from furniture, decorations, TVs, mirrors, art frames… is made from 24K gold or gilded. 4. Extremely large room Burj Al Arab 7-star hotel has a total of 202 double rooms, each with 2 floors. The smallest room is the size of a 170 square meter 4-bedroom house. Royal Suite large-sized room occupies an area of ​​1 floor and has a private elevator. Some rooms also have their own cinema, bar and library. 5. Each guest has a private butler After completing the check-in, a private butler will lead you to the room. If you want, the butler will open the luggage and arrange for you, packing as you leave. The ratio between staff and guests at the hotel Burj Al Arab is 6: 1. There is 1 staff with glasses, 1 staff to help you feel comfortable at sea, 1 staff in charge of preparing the bath, 1 staff to take care of pets when you are swimming or going to spa. 6. Luxurious interior Furniture in the hotel room is designed according to Dubai culture, colorful and lavish. A golden chandelier hangs in the hallway, and a large bed covered with sheets is the finest quality Egyptian cotton. Carpets in hotel rooms are made in South Africa and India … The bath launcher has a giant hot tub and shower that just allows the whole family to bathe. There’s also a private lounge for dining and a private office for you to work in – equipped with a gold-plated Macbook or iPad, of course. 7. Most modern technology Here, the magic happens with the push of a button. The bed can be rotated to any position you like, and you can use the remote control to call up hidden TV screens from drawers or walls. The remote also controls doors, curtains, and communicates with a butler if you need anything. 8. Diverse entertainment services The hotel has a lot of swimming pools, both indoor and outdoor, 9 restaurants and bars, Talise spa has sea view, private beach. You can have a romantic dinner by the pool, the hotel staff will set up candles and spread floating rose petals on the pool for you. 9. Serve seafood right under water Burj Al Arab has an underwater restaurant called Al Mahara (meaning “oyster shell”). The entrance to the restaurant is a golden domed corridor resembling a submarine. In the middle of the restaurant is a huge aquarium, including sharks. 10. Sheets, pillows, and blankets from the rarest materials For a good night’s sleep, the bed linen in each room is made from the world’s rarest feathers. These feathers are hand-picked from an abandoned sea duck nest in Iceland. The mother duck plucks the softest feathers from her chest to line the nest and keep the eggs warm. Each year, people are only allowed to harvest 2000 kg of sea duck feathers. In addition, guests also have a choice of pillows in 17 designs specifically designed. 11. Each room has a collection of perfumes Guests will be provided with a set of 14 items in the Hermes brand bathrooms and if you want, you can take them home after leaving the hotel.

1. The hotel is built on an artificial island Burj Al Arab Hotel over 300m high is located on an artificial island and is connected to the mainland by a private bridge. The Burj Al Arab hotel is in the shape of a ship’s sail. There are 230 concrete columns of 40 meters in length, which are built deep into the sea floor to serve as a foundation for the hotel. 2. Guests will be brought to the hotel by private car or helicopter Burj Al Arab has 2 types of transportation to bring guests staying to the hotel. You will be picked up by a white Rolls Royce with your own chauffeur at the airport. If not, you can ask the hotel to pick you up by helicopter. 3. The hotel furniture is made of gold and marble The hotel’s floors and walls are made of special Statuario marble – the marble that Michelangelo used to create the statue of David. Everything inside the hotel is “covered” in 24-carat gold, including decorations, furniture, and TV – even the mirrors and art frames are inlaid with gold. Plus, one of the restaurants in the hotel has the largest Swarovski crystal ceiling that symbolizes the Milky Way. 4. Spacious hotel room Burj Al Arab has a total of 202 bedrooms, each with 2 floors and some rooms have panoramic sea views. The smallest suite room is about the size of a 170 square meter 4-bedroom house, while the giant Royal Suite covers the entire floor and is fitted with a private elevator. Some rooms also have their own cinema, 2 bars and a huge library! 5. Each visitor will have a private butler After you complete check-in, Burj Al Arab will provide you with an exclusive butler. The butler will take you to the room and show you around. If you want, the butler will take your belongings after you arrive and repack them when you are about to leave. The staff-to-guest ratio of Burj Al Arab is 6: 1, so you’ll never be left out. There’s a butler who gives you sunglasses, a butler who mistes you to refresh yourself on the beach and a butler makes you a candlelit bubble bath. There is also a pet butler who will take care of your pet as you relax in the pool or spa. 6. Room interior is comfortable and luxurious The hotel bedroom furniture is inspired by lavish and colorful Dubai culture. A golden chandelier hangs in the hallway, and King-sized beds are covered with the finest quality Egyptian cotton. All custom made rugs from South Africa and India and locally carved wooden doors. The bathroom is decorated with beautiful mosaics and paintings, with giant hot tubs and showers. There’s also a private lounge for dining, and an office if you need to work has a gold-plated Macbook or iPad. 7. The suites are equipped with the latest technology Here, the magic happens with the push of a button. The swivel bed will rotate to any position you like, and you can use the remote control to hide the TV screen from the table or wall. The remote also controls doors, pulls curtains or adjusts room lighting, and it keeps you in touch with the butler if you need anything. 8. There are many services In addition, the hotel features a variety of swimming pools (both indoor and outdoor), 9 restaurants and bars, a water park, Talise Spa offers vast ocean views and a private beach for guests. You can also ask the hotel to prepare a romantic night in the swimming pool. Hotel staff will drop candles and rose petals in the pool. 9. The restaurant under the ocean Burj Al Arab has an ocean restaurant called Al Mahara, which means “oyster shell”. The entrance to the restaurant is a yellow domed hallway that resembles a submarine. In the center is a huge fish tank filled with colorful corals and exotic fish, including sharks. 10. Bed linen is made of the finest and rarest materials The bed linen in every bedroom of the hotel is made from the rarest feather blanket in the world. The feathers are collected in natural velvet duck nests in Iceland. The mother duck will pull out the softest feathers on her chest to line the nest and keep the eggs warm. Only 2,000 kg of velvet duck feathers are harvested each year. And if you want a more sophisticated bed set, the hotel will provide 17 custom pillows to choose from. 11. Each room has a fragrance collection Each room of the Burj Al Arab hotel has a Hermès toiletries suit consisting of 14 different dishes, mainly perfumes. And you can even take them home if you like.