Dubai in the United Arab Emirates is known for its exceptional opulence, and among the luxurious experiences you can enjoy in the elegant city is a stay at the seven-star hotel, Burj Al Arab. The luxury hotel offers guests unparalleled comfort with its most expensive suite, The Royal Suite.
Architectural Digest was able to take a peek of Burj Al Arab Jumeirah's most expensive room. The Royal Suite, which is named perfectly, pampers you like you're royalty with its lavish amenities.
There are only two Royal Suites in the uniquely shaped luxury hotel, and each one reportedly occupies half of the 25th floor. As the name suggests, the suite is said to be intended for "royals, dignitaries and esteemed visitors."
Burj Al Arab's Royal Suite measures 8,396 square feet. The grand entrance to the suites' upper level will dazzle anyone with its grand staircase featuring sparkling hues of gold and white matched with a red carpet. Among the in-room amenities that guests can enjoy in the luxury hotel room are a private cinema, a study with the latest gadgets, and a master bedroom with a rotating canopy bed and a huge dressing room. There's also a huge lavish sitting room in the suite which features an elegant U-shaped cushion, drapes, and gold and white beams. The area is said to be ideal for entertaining guests.
Furthermore, the report states that the luxury hotel's guests receive a custom-made 24K-gold iPad upon check-in which serves as virtual concierge. Additionally, a butler is just a call away.
According to Burj Al Arab's official website, the Royal Suite offers "uninterrupted views over the Arabian Gulf." The room technology here is impeccable, as aside from the gold iPad, there are also two 21-inch iMacs, two interactive widescreen HD TVs, complimentary WiFi and more. The luxury suite is ideal for four adults and two children below 12 years old. Two king size beds are available in each suite.
