Which is the most expensive hotel in the world? What's special about it?

The most expensive hotel in the world - Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The cheapest room costs 770 euros a night, and a king suite costs 7,700 euros! ?It is the only seven-star hotel in the world (because the level of luxury far exceeds the five-star standard): ?

Burj al Arab (Arabic Buzar Hotel) ?An artificial hotel located 280 meters away from the coast On the island, there are 250 foundation pillars at the bottom and a height of 321 meters, which is isolated from the land. At 340 meters high, it is currently the tallest building in the Middle East. The hotel adopts a double-layer membrane structure architectural form, with a light and elegant shape, strong membrane structure characteristics and modern style. Interior designers Khuan Chew Architects (who also designed the Jumeirah Coast Hotel) didn't think too much of the money factor when they used 3,000 square meters of gold leaf to decorate the public areas and suite 202. Over-the-top ornate design touches are sprinkled throughout the hotel, but to great effect. It is worth mentioning that if guests want to dine in the seafood restaurant, they will be transported to the restaurant by submarine, so that they can enjoy the underwater wonders for minutes before dining. ?It is said that when guests arrive at the airport, there will be a fleet of S600s to pick them up, or they can take the helicopter provided by the hotel and fly over the city to the round apron above the hotel. Walking into the world's tallest hotel is like walking into Aladdin's cave. The evidence of luxury is indescribable, from the small submarine that takes you into the seafood restaurant, to the 17 telephones in each room, to the use of Some of the eight Rolls-Royces used as airport buses can be seen. You can even request a helicopter transfer. During the 15-minute flight, you will be the first to have a bird's-eye view of Dubai's cityscape from a high altitude. After admiring the magnificent scenery, you will slowly land on the helipad on the 28th floor. The interior of the Burj Hotel is extremely luxurious, and everything is covered with gold. Even the door handles, toilet pipes, and even a piece of note paper are "covered" with gold. Although it is gold-plated, having all the details elegantly decorated with gold is a test of the designer's taste and skill. Since the exterior is shaped like a sail on the water, the hotel is full of water-related themes (perhaps in desert countries, water shows wealth more than gold). For example, there are two large fountains at the entrance of the hotel. There are different ways of spraying water from time to time. Each one is carefully designed. It changes to another spray method after about 15 to 20 minutes. It is no different from water dancing. It can be used in the elevator. When admiring the aquarium, which is more than ten meters high, it is hard to believe that the scorching heat of the Arabian Desert is outside. ?