Burj al Salam

... respect and maintain the original architecture style.  While still maintaining the aesthetics of ancient architecture style, the Burj al Salam seamlessly combines the necessary comforts and refined hospitality of a modern day hotel.  I watched ...

... was surreal; an underground labyrinth with gold pillars, silver walls, the dining area is dominated by a giant aquarium of tropical fish! Burj Al Arab - Sky Bar - Amazing views of Dubai from a sky bar in the 'wing' of this iconic landmark. Jumeirah Beach ...

... a little so we stayed on the beach all day which was much nicer than the pool. Highlight of today though was a trip to the Burj al Arab next door for afternoon tea. Quite pricey but worth it for sure. We booked early in the morning and because they are ...

... I walked along miles of deserted beach, except for a few fishermen resting from the sun, and headed towards the sail-shaped Burj Al Arab hotel. I tried my luck getting in past security with a confident stride, a cheery smile and a frankly ridiculous ...

... Inshallah. Bye." "Bye." And then I went back to the Markez. After I returned, I got an invite to go get tea at Burj as Salam. I went with Jann (sorry again about spelling), Hannah al Oola (# 1- who just had her eyelashes burnt off by a flaming stove), ...

... hotel Mina A’Salam and Souk Madinat Jumeirah nearby that Peter and Carol stayed at for a wander and wonderful views of the Burj Al Arab.  By this stage it was the middle of the day and we were suffering from heat exhaustion.  So back to ...

... on the beach at the Mina A Salam, part of a large complex which also incorporates the Jumeirah Beach Hotel & the amazing sail-like Burj Al Arab. While we only had time for a quick visit into the city to see the main sights as well as the spice & ...