You can now have a virtual tour at Dubai's most luxurious hotel, the Burj Al Arab. This hotel is highly appreciated for its "distinctive sail design" and most especially its over the top interiors.
The Real Deal reported through Luxury Listings NYC that the Burj Al Arab partnered with Google in order to create a virtual reality tour of the hotel interiors and what it got to offer.
According to Boston Herald, the hotel's partnership with Google will provide videos as well as 3D online tour of its lobby, bar, spa, restaurants, lounge suite and helipad. As you go along in the online tour there will be good looking international people who will guide you.
According to Mashable Asia, the tour begins in the lobby area wherein your will look up to the world's tallest atrium. The hotel's website shared that the hotel's design "was built in a certain way to help people with a fear of heights."
The Royal Suite is also featured in the video wherein roughly $25,000 a night is the going rate. Reportedly, this is an 8,400 square feet suite with its own elevator, 12 seats dining area, own cinema and an amazing 24-carat Gold iPad that you can use for your luxury streaming online.
The bed is made in a way that it can adjust to your posture and there are 17 different kinds of pillows available and most of all, his and her Hermes amenities in each bathroom and lastly, butlers to serve all your needs.
Aside from that the tour also includes spa and pool area that is indeed suitable for you to relax and rejuvenate. And then there is also a sneak peek of the bar and restaurant.
The tour is set to end at the helipad wherein you will be able to have a look of Dubai as well as the Persian Gulf.
The virtual tour is quite an extensive experience already but nothing still compares to being able to see the real beauty of Burj Al Arab.
