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Burj Al Arab (Arabic language, "Arabian Tower") is a luxury hotel that is located on an artificial island 270 meters off the coast of Dubai, UAE. With a height of 321 meters, is the second highest hotel in the world (exceeded only by the Rose Rotana Hotel) and one of the most representative buildings hoteliers. It is located at sea on an artificial island located just 270 meters from the beach in the Persian Gulf, which is connected to shore by a road. The building was started in 1994 and was officially launched on December 1, 1999. Its form is inspired by a sailing boat and is located in a specific area in order that your shadow does not cover the beach. At the highest point of the hotel is a heliport, which is used as a tennis court when they are not receiving helicopters.  The hotel is listed as seven-star category that goes beyond the normal classification of hotels, one to five, due to its truly unique characteristics that differentiate it from any other hotel in the world. The Burj Al Arab does not have regular rooms but has 202 double suites. The smallest of these suites has an area of 169 m², while the largest covers an area of 780 m². The Royal suite is worth $ 28,000 overnight. It also has a car service Rolls-Royce luxury available to every guest.  The Burj Al Arab has nine restaurants, among which are Al-Mahara located under the sea, offering an underwater view through a window-shaped aquarium and the Al Muntaha, located 200 meters high, allowing a view view of the city of Dubai. The latter is located on a cantilevered platform that extends 27 meters on each side of the mast, and it is accessed through a panoramic elevator. In his famous play kitchen chefs. Reservations can be made from the hotel website. The interior decoration of the building was given by Chinese designer Khuan Chew. The instructions that the Sheikh of Dubai gave Chew for the design of the suites and atrium were hit and innovate. Khuan and his team used large quantities of marble, velvet and gold blades to garnish. Six months before the inauguration, Sheikh visited the hotel to give their opinion. The majesty of the suites met your expectations of luxury and grandeur show, but to see the atrium painted completely white rioja reproved. The decorator had to redesign the look of the lobby, adding bright colors in the ceiling, a spectacle of colored lights, dancing water sources and giant aquariums.                                                               ÂÂ
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