- Burj Al Arab is a luxury hotel located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates that is 321 meters tall and resembles a billowing sail. - It has 202 suites that range greatly in size and amenities, including two presidential suites and two royal suites that take up the entire 25th floor. - Amenities include several fine dining restaurants, a luxury spa, conference facilities, and the highest tennis court in the world located on the top floor.

1. Name : Farhan Shakur Class : BBA - 1 Presentation : Burj Al Arab Presented To : Mr. Haroon

2. Burj Al Arab Jumeira Beach, Dubai. United Arab Emirates Acknowledged as the best hotel of the world Designed to resemble a billowing sail, the hotel soars to a height of 321 metres, dominating the Dubai coastline. At night, it offers an unforgettable sight, surrounded by choreographed colour sculptures of water and fire. This all-suite hotel reflects the finest that the world has to offer

3. Location : Burj Al Arab is part of The Jumeirah Beach Resort complex, situated 15km south of the city of Dubai. Soaring 321 meters, Burj Al Arab towers above the renowned Jumeirah Beach Hotel and Wild Wadi Water Park. This unique sail-shaped building stands proudly on a man-made island some 280 meters offshore, linked to the mainland by a slender, gently curving causeway.

4. Structure And Design : Construction of this architectural and engineering marvel commenced in 1994. Piling goes 40 meters deep into the seabed. At 321 meters high, Burj Al Arab is taller than the Eiffel Tower and only 60 meters shorter than the Empire State Building. Burj Al Arab is the world’s tallest hotel building. With its helipad on the 28th floor and a restaurant seemingly suspended in mid air, this hotel has already become a landmark and icon on the Dubai skyline. The sail façade represented an astonishing technical challenge, featuring a double-skinned Teflon-coated woven glass fiber screen. It is the first time such technology has been used vertically in such form and extent in any building worldwide. It is dazzling white by day and used as a canvas for a rainbow of spectacular light displays at night, providing a brilliant entrance to the marvels that await the guest inside. Combining the latest technology with a long-standing reputation of Arabian hospitality, Burj Al Arab symbolizes the very essence of Dubai, embracing the best of the new alongside traditions of the past.

5. Suites : An all-suite hotel standing 28 double-height storey high, Burj Al Arab comprises 202 duplex suites. Convenience, luxury and a highly personalized service are available for every traveler, enhanced by private reception desks on every floor. In-suite check-in, a brigade of exclusive butlers that provides around the clock assistance to each and every guest, and unrivalled attention will charm the visitor. Reaching new heights of luxury and service levels, the hotel offers a choice of: 142 Deluxe Suites (One Bedroom) 18 Panoramic Suites (One Bedroom) 4 Club Suites (One Bedroom) 28 2-Bedroom Suites 6 3-Bedroom Suites 2 Presidential Suites 2 Royal Suites

6. Features : They all feature floor to ceiling windows, offering a breathtaking view of the sea, and range from 170 sq. m to 780 sq. m in floor area. All are equipped with the latest technology, laptop computers and Internet access. The TV and its remote control manage numerous services and functions. The ability to view any visitor to the suite and give access without leaving the comfort of your armchair is only one of them! Topping all other suites are the two Royal Suites spread over the 25th floor. Palatial surroundings reach unsurpassed peaks of luxury, including a private elevator, private cinema, rotating beds, majlis (Arabic meeting room) and even dressing rooms larger than the average hotel bedroom. The finest materials have been sourced from around the globe, coming together in exquisitely designed and crafted interiors .

7. Food And Beverage Outlets : Superb cuisine in dramatic settings – to dine at Burj Al Arab is an experience out of this world, with restaurants situated among the stars and below the sea! … Some of the restaurants at Burj Al Arab are : AL MUNTAHA – SKYVIEW RESTAURANT AL MAHARA – SEAFOOD RESTAURANT AL IWAN – SEAVIEW RESTAURANT BAB AL YAM – THE SEA’S DOOR MAJLIS AL BAHAR – BEACHFRONT RESTAURANT JUNA – EYE OF THE SUN SAHN EDDAR – ATRIUM LOUNGE

8. Al Falak – Ballroom And Conference Suites : Burj Al Arab offers the most technologically advanced meeting and conference facilities on the 27th floor. Set high over the Arabian Gulf, with the benefit of an outdoor terrace to enjoy the balmy winter nights, the sumptuous décor of Al Falak provides an unforgettable venue. Accessible via its atmospheric veranda, this ballroom has marble pillars encompassing a central gold dome, with a dazzling crystal chandelier as a centerpiece. Complementing the ballroom is a series of conference suites containing the ultimate in sophisticated facilities and equipment.

9. Assawan SPA And Health Club : Located on the 18th floor of Burj Al Arab is the Assawan Spa, a lavishly decorated, private health and fitness facility, named after the stone known for its purity and healing properties. Its unique location lets the guests enjoy a spectacular view from the pools, Jacuzzis, spas, massage, beauty and therapy rooms and even the aerobic room. Separate ladies and gentlemen’s facilities offer complete seclusion for guests seeking either relaxing or reviving treatments in the hands of the most highly trained professionals. The extravagant décor is reminiscent of bathing pools used by ancient Middle Eastern civilizations. Assawan’s range of treatments and products are drawn from the far corners of the world, offering the ultimate care for all guests.

10. Latest Presentation : Now Burj Al Arab has built the most highest tennis court in the world. Which is situated on the top floor of the building.

11. BURJ AL ARAB In an exceptional setting, traditions of Arabic hospitality are combined with the latest technology to provide a monument for the new millennium. Burj Al Arab is setting new standards of luxury, service and comfort on the shores of the Arabian Gulf.