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Don’t miss out on the world’s best hotels in Dubai- Book online!



By: Rommel Andres

The service industry is one of the most competitive industries in the world. For an unforgettable experience that will leave you speechless in awe, pay a visit to Dubai. Dubai hotels are made to fully accommodate every client and their needs. Hotels in Dubai will give you the best experience. There is so much to feel and find that is different from the normal room and breakfast service. One can engage in numerous other activities such as water sports, golfing, and swimming among others. All these can be done from a beautiful island if that is your kind of place.The most interesting and most visited hotels in Dubai are of course the world’s only seven star hotels. These include the renowned Burj Al Arab hotel. The Burj Al Arab stands majestically in a man made island that is connected to the main land by a bridge. It is one of the tallest building and structures used as a Dubai Hotel.The structure has a very rare and beautiful architectural appearance that its beauty will first attract you into the premises before anything else. This has well been noted of Hotels in Dubai. You can gain access to the Burj Al Arab for a hundred dollars. The fee will allow you to step into the luxurious facility and simply gaze and probably feel the beauty within. Unfortunately, that amount cannot warrant you a meal or a table at the Dubai hotels. This is occasioned by the fact that being such a rich country, Dubai trades in oils and gold. They therefore build their hotels from the finest materials in the market. Some Hotels in Dubai are known to be made of pure gold and worthwhile gems. This of course means that access is only allowed to the people who can truly afford such luxury. The Hotels in Dubai have set a high bar for the rest of the hotels in the world in terms of service, luxury and accommodation. All other hotels continually strive to achieve and reach that bar set by the hotels in Dubai. Visiting the Dubai Hotels is much more than an accommodation experience. One gets to see so much. It is an experience in itself which will not require you to engage in so many activities and retire to bed only at nightEveryone wishes to visit Dubai at least once in their lifetime. Luckily, there are so many places one can access the rates and locations of the various Hotels in Dubai. You can check through the internet to find these exotic resorts and as efficient as they are, you can book online. There is something for everyone depending on the costs, preferences in location or activities offered in the hotel. Once you are booked in online, you will find the staff waiting for you ready to guide you into this lifetime experience that is sought after from all over the world.

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Visit The Burj Khalifa-The Tallest Building In The World

by: Highest Building

The Burj Khalifa: Standing Tall and Proud

The United Arab Emirates owns the distinction of having the tallest building internationally. Measuring a staggering 2,717 feet (828 meters), the Burj Khalifa, formerly known as Burj Dubai, is the highest man-made structure in history. It can be found along Sheikh Zayed Road generally business district in Dubai.

This marks the second time the Middle East has claimed the honor of having the tallest artificial structure in the world. The Great Pyramid of Giza once held that distinction for many hundreds of years until England built the Lincoln Cathedral in 1311.

Named in honor of one or more of the project's top supporters and the actual president of the United Arab Emirates and king of Abu Dhabi, Khalifa bin Sayed Al Nahyan, the Burj Khalifa gained the attention and recognition of the rest of the world. It was constructed with the primary goal of diverting the country's image from a debt-ridden oil-producing country into a tourist mecca generating necessary income and investments. Conceptualization and construction began in 2004 and the building was launched on January 4, 2010 during the rise to the throne of Dubai's Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashin Al Maktoum.

The Burj Khalifa was designed by architect Adrian Smith and engineer Bill Baker who were with Chicago's Skidmore, Owings and Merrill (SOM) right at that moment. Among the other groups involved in the actual construction were South Korea's Samsung Engineering and Construction (primary contractor) and Besix and Arabtec. Emaar Properties served as the project's developer. The $1.5 billion tower was inspired by Islamic traditions and culture and featured patterns prevalent in Islamic architecture. The three-lobed base of the building was patterned after the flower Hymenocalli.

Among the lavish features of the Burj Khalifa are the 57 double-deck elevators with modern LCD displays for the visitors' entertainment. There are also eight escalators and a total of 2,909 stairs. The 124th floor showcases the highest open-air observation deck internationally, the At the Top. It was opened to the public on the 5th of January, the day after Burj Khalifa's inauguration and also houses the Behold Telescope.

Apart from being the tallest building ever, the Burj Khalifa holds a number of other records. Among them are:

• The most number of floors (160) - beating the former record holder Willis Tower by 52 floors

• The highest occupied floor (160th floor)

• The highest pool - situated at the 76th floor

• The highest nightclub - located at the 144th floor

• World's highest mosque - discovered on the 158th floor

• The highest outdoor observation deck at 1483 feet - aptly named At the Top and situated at the 124th floor; it is the second highest observation desk on record

• The highest restaurant - At.mosphere that is on the 122nd floor and at a height of 1450 feet, a distant 302 feet over CN Towers' 360 restaurant

• The world's fastest elevator which goes at a speed of 64 kilometers per hour

• The highest elevator installation

• The tallest man-made structure that has residential features, and

• The world's highest New Year's Eve celebration and firework display

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