On March 15, the iconic Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab resort opens its doors to its residents. Its unique design is inspired by luxurious yachts and complements the luxurious trilogy of Jumeirah resorts in Dubai, including the Jumeirah Beach Hotel, inspired by waves, and the Jumeirah Al Arab hotel, inspired by a sailing vessel. The new resort features 387 luxurious rooms and suites, as well as 82 opulent hotel apartments, with recreational and leisure areas, as well as a promenade featuring six restaurants and cafés. The resort also boasts 11 exquisite international restaurants, five basements, and a three-level spa, one of which is designated for women, along with a private beach.
A distinctive feature of all accommodations is the spacious terraces, ensuring an unparalleled experience of living. Room arrangement options include deluxe rooms, family rooms with additional amenities for children, panoramic deluxe suites, and luxurious presidential suites, as well as a coral-themed penthouse suite with a spacious terrace, a private basement, a beverage and play area, and a dedicated spa zone occupying 632 square meters (including a terrace of 416 square meters) along with other amenities.
The design of the new resort belongs to engineer Shaun Kilu, known for his contemporary designs reflecting his futuristic vision. "Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab" is developed in a beautiful style, making it a refuge for modern living.
The goal of the unique design of "Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab" is to exceed travelers' expectations and introduce them to new standards of luxury hospitality with a completely new perspective, ensuring the highest level of guest comfort, as well as absolute confidentiality and exclusive arrangements.
Through Marsa Al Arab, the Jumeirah Group aims to present a new concept, redefined luxury hospitality, which they successfully achieved earlier through the Jumeirah Al Arab hotel 25 years ago. The average cost of a room at Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab for one night is approximately 5,500 dirhams, according to a specialized site for hotel bookings.
These prices are valid for bookings made on the second half of March, and prices for the rooms will rise for bookings made in April, especially for the weekend days. "Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab" was in the spotlight in May of last year when a record was set in the Dubai real estate market for the sale of the most expensive apartment in the history of the market in the emirate for a total of 420 million dirhams. Among Kilu's notable works are the Museum of the Future in Dubai, as well as participation in the team that developed Jumeirah Al Arab.
