Emirates Palace Hotel
Iconic Abu Dhabi hotel cost $3billion to build Discuss this article
Emirates Palace
Ramadan Tent Dhs215+; Diwan L’Auberge Dhs250+; Anar Dhs175+. All prices include Ramadan juices. Being Emirates Palace, this is the place to head for a lavish iftar and suhoor. Each of these venues will hold an iftar buffet and then the tent will continue into the night with a suhoor a la carte menu, live Arabic musicians, board games and playing cards, plus shisha (Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday)
If you’ve ever wondered what sort of place you can build for US$3billion, then this is the answer. It’s not just giddy hyperbole either; it really feels palatial, with luxury that regularly accommodates royalty. Rooms have plasma screens as standard, while the top-of-the-range accommodation comes with a room for your bodyguard and a private butler to take care of your every need. The beach and pool areas are outstanding, but room service can be slow and not all the in-house restaurants are worth the price. Even if you can’t afford to stay, it’s worth a visit for afternoon tea.
Time Out Abu Dhabi, 27 December 2008
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