Dubai’s most luxurious hotel with Excellent location and great construction..One of my most ambition became reality.. Me and Friends had a wonderful Ifthar on last week. It's one of best experiences i have never tried in my life. The food at the restaurant is in...More

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Travis S

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

315

Reviewed today

The most amazing stay I've ever had!

I had the honor of staying at the BAA for a weekend and it's made me even more of a hotel snob. I've worked in hotels and had the chance to stay at some amazing properties but this hotel blows them out of the water....More

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wol5676

Sandbach, United Kingdom

8

Reviewed yesterday

Breathtaking!

Had the privilege of being able to stay here. magnificent. First class service from beginning to end. Definitely the worlds finest

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r0ss14

Glasgow, United Kingdom

12694

Reviewed 2 days ago via mobile

3rd visit , hopefully not the last

Visited the BAA for the third time , only for a meal on this occasion . It was my mothers first visit and she was not disappointed by its grandeur and splendor. We had made reservations at Scape. I love this restaurant as it's so...More

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Vcwcpa

1710

Reviewed 2 days ago

Absolutely Beautiful view , amazing afternoon tea.

We booked the afternoon tea at the restaurant in the Burj Al Arab, so we got a fantastic view of the surrounding area. We went during the holidays and everything was beautifully decorated (they had Christmas trees and all).. The restaurant is on the top...More

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Faisalalmatar

148

Reviewed 2 days ago via mobile

Nice scene

Come at evening and enjoy the scene, it is a great place to set and enjoy but not during summer. I am talking about out of the place and if you want to go deep just check your pocket First and make sure you have...More

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JohnvanH61

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

2221

Reviewed 2 days ago

Top hotel but not perfect

Stayed 2nights in this top hotel from Dubai, an icon. Great reception from hostesses. Excellent service from house maid to butler, perfect service and food in the restaurants. Regretfully the interior is getting old. Old fashioned system for the lights, toilets not flushing properly ,...More

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doublemongos

Lapu Lapu, Philippines

5114

Reviewed 3 days ago

Iconic view... gotta visit the place

Great place to chill with the family. You can skate, your can run around and horseplay. We enjoyed playing Frisbee when we were there. Played the guitar and got some people watching us:)

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Meet A

39

Reviewed 3 days ago

costliest hotel in the world with THE BEST IN CLASS AMENITIES

A visitor won't be given entry to just visit this place. So the best way to visit here is to book a breakfast in the early hours and be there for a while to take a glimpse. Its really good to be around high class...More

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Leny G

6

Reviewed 3 days ago

Amazing hotel

We really made it a point to enter this well known 7 star hotel. By doing so have to have to spend very expensive buffet lunch at one of their restaurants inside the hotel.

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Questions & AnswersAsk a question

misesandra

When you say the drinks were expensive - can you give an idea of the cost of soft drinks/glass of wine please? Thank you.

23 April 2017|

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As an example - I bought a bottle of wine in Al Mahara and it cost about AUD $150 - I could buy the same wine here in Australia for AUD $22. However I must say that the cocktails were great value for money - ranged from $20... More

Jyotika G

Hi. We were looking to have tea at the burj for our 20th wedding anniversary in July. I just wondered if we would be better off having a meal instead in the evening. Has anyone done both so that they can recommend which is better? Also which restaurant. Many thanks

23 March 2017|

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If you do high tea you are definitely best having it in the skybar. Don't worry about not getting a window seat as the view is easy to see from all over the bar. Let them know when you are booking that it is for a special... More

L8C

Hello everyone ,so I've booked for an afternoon tea with my husband in skyview bar at 4.15pm ( was booked for 1pm but thankfully one of the reviewer recommended the 4pm so I able to enjoy the sunset as well, so I changed my reservation to 4pm,therefore thank you very much for the suggestion!) it's my husband 40th birthday n also is our 12th wedding anniversary,so I really would like to make it very very special for us🙏🏼 Question 1--they reply to me n said the window seat can not be promised to reserve,I would like to know what time is the best time to go there is call early so I can be sure I get the window seat? 2--can we go in to the hotel very early so we can look around before we go up @4pm for the tea? 3-- Anyone recommend what can we do after the afternoon tea ? I would love to read everyone experience, any information at all would be very useful for me as a travel worrier 🙈thx again everyone

16 March 2017|

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Celebrated my 40th there with the 4pm afternoon tea in the skyview bar last week! They no longer reserve window seats despite prior request. Window seats now have a charge of 100DHM per table on top. First come first served... More

Celebrated my 40th there with the 4pm afternoon tea in the skyview bar last week! They no longer reserve window seats despite prior request. Window seats now have a charge of 100DHM per table on top. First come first served basis and there are only a few tables with the city view. We arrived at the hotel for 3:45 for 4:15 seating and were the first to be seated! You can look around the hotel but we went straight through and were the first couple to arrive! We were allowed up to the Skyview bar almost straight away and took the opportunity for a city view table. Although you don't get to stay up there until sunset you are allowed to stay in the hotel and access most of the grounds. We walked around and watched the sunset from the back of the hotel and then had some nice photos in front as well. I would save the looking around for after your tea. The staff even allowed us to walk through to the other side of the skyview bar which was set for dinner before leaving so we could take more photos! The staff were very friendly and couldn't do enough to help. I have heard some bad reviews but I am a firm believer that you get treated as you treat others! Yes you are paying a lot of money but seems most bad reviews are based on people assuming that they are buying the right to be rude to the staff! If you let them know in advance it is a special occasion they will will give you a little extra to celebrate. There were plenty of people celebrating anniversaries and birthdays. After tea I wouldn't advise looking to do too much as there is a lot of food!! We simply had a stroll round the hotel and grounds, although there aren't a lot to actually walk around. Also whatever cakes you don't finish they will happily box up for you to take away! If you are a travel worrier make sure you have your printed reservation to show security at the gate else you may have an issue even getting to the hotel! It is a fantastic experience. Anything else you think of let me know. Other than that, enjoy it!

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