Home Insights Features REVEALED: The UAE’s Top 10 Most Expensive Hotel Rooms How much do the riotously rich shell out for a night of unlimited indulgence? by Aarti Nagraj April 30, 2013 The UAE’s love for opulence is clearly visible in its glamorous and oftentimes gaudy hotels. The Burj Al Arab was nicknamed a ‘seven-star’ hotel over a decade ago and Abu Dhabi’s Emirates Palace has more lights than one can ever hope to count in a lifetime. In a glitzy mood, Gulf Business decided to enquire about the room rates for the best suites on offer at the country’s ultra-luxurious hotels for a single weekday night in June. Here’s what we found. 1. Royal Bridge Suite, Atlantis The Palm Price: Dhs139,560 + 20% charges Size: 924 square metres (sqm) Emirate: Dubai Features: Three bedrooms, a grand living room, a dining room which seats 16, a majilis and two spacious terraces The palatial royal bridge suite spans the arch that links the two towers of the hotel and promises stunning views of The Palm and the Arabian Sea. It has its own guarded entrance and elevator along with a dedicated team of people from butlers to chefs. Complimentary facilities include Dubai airport pick-up, two Dolphin Encounters, and access to Imperial Club, Aquaventure Waterpark and The Lost Chambers Aquarium. 2. Royal Residence, Eastern Mangroves Hotel & Spa by Anantara Price: Dhs55,760 with breakfast + 16% charges Size: 1,355- 2,455sqm Emirate: Abu Dhabi Features: Three to 10 bedrooms, living room and study, 50 sqm infinity pool, pool bar, rooftop garden, terrace With a private entrance and lift, the royal residence is a lavish duplex living space that offers magnificent views of the mangroves and the city. Guests in the suite will enjoy the services of a private chef, a mixologist, a limousine and a driver and exclusive access to the Kasara Lounge. 3. Palace Suite, Emirates Palace Hotel Price: Dhs50,500 + 16% charges Size: 680sqm Emirate: Abu Dhabi Features: Three bedrooms, Majlis living area, dining room, lounge area, balcony and terrace and an elegant dining room with pantry facilities Emirates Palace defines grandness and booking a night at the hotel’s opulent palace suite will give you services of a 24-hour butler, a buffet breakfast in Le Vendome Brasserie, limousine transfers from/to Abu Dhabi airport and access to the Palace Lounge. 4. Royal Suite, Burj Al Arab Price: Dhs32,940 + 20% charges Size: 780sqm Emirate: Dubai Features: Two bedrooms, two sea view majlis, private cinema, study room, dining and living area, a rotating bed and a pillow menu Symbolic of Dubai’s penchant for lavishness and extravagance, Burj Al Arab assures its royal suite guests a luxuriously private stay. Amenities include a personal elevator, private butlers, in-suite check in and check out, complimentary access to Wild Wadi Waterpark, Sinbads Kids club and full access to Assawan Health Club. 5. Grand King Suite, Rixos The Palm Price: Dhs31,649 + 20% charges Size: 580sqm Emirate: Dubai Features: Three bedrooms, living room, balcony and terrace Soak up dazzling 360 degree views of The Palm Island, the sea and Dubai through floor-to-ceiling windows at the luxurious grand king suite. Guests enjoy exclusive service in the Executive lounge and special private cabanas at Suite Beach. 6. Royal Suite, Rosewood Abu Dhabi Price: Dhs28,000 + 16%charges Size: 370sqm Emirate: Abu Dhabi Features: Two bedrooms, study, living room The ultra-luxurious Rosewood Abu Dhabi is all set to open its doors to guests on May 1 and is the international brand’s first UAE venture. The hotel’s royal suite boasts an array of regional art and offers a large central meeting area with spectacular views of the Gulf. 7. Presidential Suite, Fairmont The Palm Price: Dhs26,000 + 20% charges Size: 780sqm Emirate: Dubai Features: Two bedrooms, living area, terrace, dining room, five-piece marble bathroom Juxtaposing modern décor with traditional Arabic touches, the penthouse, located on the 34th floor of the hotel, provides spectacular 180 degree vistas of the Dubai Marina skyline and the Palm Island. Guests will have access to Fairmont Gold services and amenities, including an on call butler service. 8. Presidential Suite, Al Maha Desert Resort and Spa Price: Dhs19,300.00 + 16% charges Size: 530sqm Emirate: Dubai Features: Three bedrooms, majilis, staff quarters, swimming pool with wooden deck, lounge, courtyard The spacious residential suite at Al Maha is designed with handcrafted furnishings and beautiful Arabian antiques and artefacts. Special features include complimentary minibar, champagne, one 60-minute spa treatment per guest, activities such as camel trek and sundowners, private deck dining and desert picnic 9. Ritz Carlton Suite, Ritz Carlton Dubai Price: Dhs18,850 + 20% charges Size: 220sqm Emirate: Dubai Features: Two bedrooms, living area, dining room, lounge, equipped kitchen, balcony Located on the highest floor of the hotel, the spacious suite offers breathtaking views and abounds with opulent amenities, including Ritz-Carlton signature featherbeds. The suite indulges guest with a home cinema, an honor bar and a spacious marble bathroom with Jacuzzi and a steam room. 10. Armani Dubai Suite, Armani Dubai Price: Dhs18,000 + 20% charges Size: 390sqm Emirate: Dubai Features: Two bedrooms, study, dining room, gym with cardio equipment Designed by Giorgio Armani himself, the suite is located on level 39 and faces the Arabian Gulf with stunning city views. It features an exceptional circular entrance vestibule with three fixture powder rooms and a storage closet. Complimentary facilities include Dubai airport transfers, tickets to At The Top (in Burj Khalifa) and minibar. Tags Al Maha Desert Resort and Spa Armani Dubai Burj AL Arab Eastern Mangroves Hotel & Spa Emirates Palace Hotel Fairmont The Palm Hospitality list lists Luxury Most expensive hotels Ritz Carlton Dubai Rixos The Palm Rosewood Abu Dhabi Top 10 Top 10 Most Expensive tourism UAE's Top 10 Most Expensive Hotel Rooms 0 Comments You might also like Saudi Arabia: What NEOM’s new destination, Siranna, has to offer WATCH: Accor’s Philip Jones on winning GB Company of the Year Abu Dhabi: Yas Waterworld expansion to add thrilling new experiences Embracing the cloud: How tech is transforming hospitality