How big is Atlantis Dubai? Where does it rank in the world?

Atlantis, built at a cost of US$1.5 billion, is located on Palm Jumeirah, an artificial palm island in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It covers an area of ??113 acres and has 1,539 rooms. It is like ancient Persian and Babylonian architecture. Decoration style. Grandly unveiled on September 24, 2008, the most expensive suite is priced at US$25,000 per night. It has three bedrooms and three bathrooms, and has a gold leaf dining table that can accommodate 18 people. It is extraordinary. The biggest feature of the hotel is that there is a giant aquarium in the lobby, which contains 65,000 fish, including manta rays and other marine life, which is breathtaking. In addition, there is a dolphin tank with more than 20 bottlenose dolphins imported from the Solomon Islands. In addition, the hotel has four fine restaurants helmed by star celebrity chefs, a nightclub, a spa and fitness center, as well as a large conference center and other facilities.

The check-in fee is the highest in the Middle East

The current Palm Island is occupied by the Atlantis Hotel, rows of high-end residences and construction sites. But as time goes by, many well-known international brands are bound to move into this luxurious man-made island. There is news that New York real estate tycoon Donald Trump plans to build a hotel across the center of the Palm Island. The ocean liner Queen Elizabeth 2 will also dock on the "trunk" of this palm tree and transform into a movable hotel to attract tourists' attention to the greatest extent.

Near the hotel, we can also see a theater that can accommodate 1,800 spectators. Starting from the summer of 2011, Cirque du Soleil will present exciting programs to tourists at this theater. Joe Cita, CEO of Nakheel Hotels Division, said: "The Palm Island will become one of the most popular tourist attractions in Dubai." He said that adding the charm elements of the Palm Island will not only attract more tourists, but also It will also allow them to stay longer in Dubai, thus taking more money out of their pockets.