Emirates palace photo stop

Unveiled in 2005 as a competitor to Dubai’s Burj Al Arab Jumeirah, this hotel is said to have cost a staggering $3 billion and is constructed on a grand scale, extending over a kilometer along its private beach. The striking red-sandstone facade, adorned with flowing domes and encircled by cascading fountains, is sure to leave a lasting impression. However, what truly takes one’s breath away is the opulent interior, a dazzling display of marble, gold leaf, and luxurious decorative elements.
Emirates Palace boasts a total of 302 luxurious rooms, along with 92 exquisitely adorned Khaleej and Palace Suites. The fifth floor is dedicated to a grand reception area exclusively for kings and heads of state, while the eighth floor features suites specifically designed for the esteemed Gulf Rulers. Notably, the Saudi suite even includes its very own barbershop, adding to the opulence and convenience of the experience.