Jumeirah Burj Al Arab Dubai

Facilities: The most luxurious hotel I've ever stayed in. Hygiene: Extremely clean. Environment: Absolutely wonderful! Service: Excellent. Overall: A very pleasant experience.

Satisfied, very satisfied. It was my one and only experience at a 7-star hotel. Unfortunately, it's temporarily closed now, so my next experience will have to wait a long time. Wishing for world peace and safe travels.

Absolutely worth experiencing, simply perfect! The breakfast was exquisite. The infinity pool was amazing. The indoor pool is definitely Instagram-worthy. The Golden coffee is a must-try. The Italian restaurant was delicious! Will definitely come again.

This hotel needs no introduction. As the world's first seven-star hotel, it's the epitome of luxury, and the stay was absolutely superb. Even though the hotel is a bit older now, you can still feel that unparalleled sense of grandeur and exclusivity. If you ever get the chance, you absolutely must experience it; it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

The facilities are excellent; despite being an older hotel, there are no signs of wear and tear. The hygiene is impeccable; everything is spotless. The environment is opulent and lavish, truly befitting Dubai's extravagant reputation. The service is top-notch, hands down the best I've experienced. The only minor drawback is a faint old-hotel smell that even air fresheners couldn't quite eliminate. Oh, and the complimentary perfume they gave was absolutely delightful!

Beyond 5-star service! The room was huge and luxurious, and even the toiletries were Hermes, including an Hermes perfume. You can even take the slippers home! The views are amazing, there's a private beach, and breakfast is fantastic.

Even after more than 20 years, the facilities don't feel old at all; classics truly stand the test of time. It's a two-story duplex, and the small bed on the first floor was already prepared for our check-in. The butler provided full-service throughout our stay. The outdoor breakfast was fantastic – varied, high-quality, and upscale. Dinner was at the underwater restaurant on the first floor, a Michelin-starred experience. While not cheap, it was incredibly worth it. Every dish was unexpectedly classic and delicious, leaving a lasting impression.

This is an excellent hotel, good in every aspect. If I had to find something to be unhappy about with a 7-star hotel, it would be the long wait for the room upon check-in. We had to wait two whole hours to get our room. However, they extended our check-out by two hours the next day, offered an apology, and even sent supper. Overall, I had a very good experience.

Even if a Ferrari is old, it's still a Ferrari, but it is indeed old. The welcome fruit felt a bit cheap, but the snacks delivered by the floor butler were delicious. Every painting in the room featured gold leaf elements. If money isn't an issue, you could give it a try, as it's quite famous after all.