Most Expensive Hotel in Dubai

When we talk about the most luxurious hotel in Dubai, we have to start with the Burj Al Arab. This isn't an average hotel; it's a seven-star icon. As if five stars wasn't enough so they decided to crank things up and make everyone else feel basic. Shaped like a giant sail catching the breeze perched on its private island in the Persian Gulf, this hotel is so exclusive. It has a velvet rope around its aura, and a night here starts at around $1,500 or AED 5,510, and if it is a royal suite, it will cost $24,000 or AED 88,152.

Burj Al Arab has its custom fragrance wafting through the halls. The hotel is so tall, at 321 meters to be exact, that it is neck and neck with the Eiffel Tower. It opened in 1999 and has since then hosted everyone from celebs to royalty. Walking into the lobby feels like tumbling into a billionaire's daydream. The ceilings are dripping with gold as they have slapped 24-carat gold leaf on over 1,800 square meters of this place. There is a fountain in the middle doing water acrobatics like it's training for the Olympics, with popping red, blue, purple colors like someone handed a rainbow a black card and said decorate. The staff glide around like they have been trained to pamper royalty.

Now, coming on to the suites, even the entry-level option is a two-story masterpiece with a living room that screams lounge, a bedroom that could double as a movie set, and a fancy bathroom like a personal spare. Marble tubs, Hermes goodies, and mirrors that are probably more costly. Every suite comes with a butler. The technology is also on a whole new level, including an iPad that controls the lights and curtains.

The views from the floor-to-ceiling windows show off Dubai's skyline like it's posing for a postcard. The Palm Jumeirah, The World Islands, all those majestic wonders that one could stare at forever. The room service menu includes a mocktail served in a chic glass with two gold-dusted burgers, camel milk, and ice cream.

• The amenities, such as the infinity pool, are straight-up magical perched on a terrace blending into the ocean giving a feeling of swimming into the horizon.
• The cabanas are so plush, and the spa will get your face to glow like stepping out of a filter. There is a private beach, too, because public sand is clearly beneath them.
• Speaking of flexes, transportation here is next level; there is a fleet of Rolls-Royces to shuttle you around because walking's overrated, and even a helipad on the roof for helicopter arrivals.
• Now, diving into the dining options, the Sky View Bar is floored up to 27 floors with a view that is screaming Dubai flexing its skyline muscles. Surrounded by a vibe that is half spy movie and half candy store, the menu has truffle fries, sushi that is too pretty to eat, and a dessert with edible gold flakes.
• To elevate your dining experience, there is also Al Mahara, the underwater restaurant with a massive aquarium all around and fish that eyeball your plates. It's like eating in an underwater kingdom.

The whole vibe of the Burj Al Arab is just extravagant, from the gold overload to the butlers always there at your service. There is even a turtle rehabilitation program tied to the hotel to save the planet. They release rescued turtles back into the Gulf. Its little touches mixed with the insane opulence make this place a legend.

If you are craving a gold-dusted snack with a mocktail served in a chic glass, then plan your next staycation at this expensive and luxury-dripping masterpiece hotel to enjoy a dream vacation with your family and friends. Experience opulence in Dubai’s most expensive and royal hotel - Burj Al Arab.

Burj Al Arab isn't just a hotel; it's a fever dream for anyone who's ever fantasized about living a large and luxurious life. This place takes treat yourself and turns it into treat yourself like you own the world adding a dazzling and slightly overwhelmed feeling in the hearts of the people visiting this paradise.