Have a light, Mediterranean ... with pool overlooking views of city Internal shot of Jumeirah Burj al Arab showing glitzy gold walls and red velvet chairs The question is not whether Jumeirah ...

becoming the first person to land a plane on the helipad of the iconic Burj Al Arab Jumeirah hotel in Dubai. Czepiela was able to bring his specially adapted light aircraft to a stop in just 21 ...

Perched 150 metres above the Arabian Gulf, on the 18th floor of Burj Al Arab Talise Spa is the ultimate destination to luxuriate, relax and rejuvenate. Bathed in natural light, this groundbreaking ...

The Burj Al Arab Jumeirah rises to a height of 300 m ... reducing solar heat gain inside while still enabling diffused light to naturally illuminate the interior. The sail is attached to the ...

The Burj al Arab (which means “Arabian Tower” in Arabic) opened its doors in 1999, and in the following two decades became a magnet for the global elite. The hotel is now a byword for the ...

Have a light, Mediterranean ... The question is not whether Jumeirah Burj Al Arab offers an inconceivable level of luxury, of course, it does, but is it worth it? And who is it for?