The hotel?s latest feature has been unveiled as the Burj Al Arab Terrace and was developed by marine construction firm Admares in Finland. In order to keep the resort as tranquil as usual with limited disruption for guests, the development was shipped to Dubai in eight pieces.
A luxury outdoor leisure facility, the 10,000 metre square area reaches 100m out to sea. It comes equipped with a restaurant and bar, two pools, cabanas with butler service, and a beach area with sunbeds. To that end, hotel says it is ?not only pushing the boundaries of construction, but also of design, architecture and hospitality?.This couple’s business lets duo travel the world in luxury and work just 20 hours a week
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Elsewhere, all 32 cabanas come with air conditioning, bar and spa menu, stocked mini bars, fruits and espresso machines, as well as Bang & Olufsen TVs. Eight of the huts are given the tag of ?royal cabana? and these include private bathroom, shower and veranda.
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