What is an eight-star hotel?

Emirates Palace is an eight-star hotel located on the northwest coast of Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. This is by far the most luxurious and expensive hotel, costing $3 billion. It is considered to be "simply built for the king." To the north and the sea to the west, it is a classical Arab palace building (only seen in movies before). From a distance, it looks a bit like a mosque, and it looks a bit like a legendary palace in Sinbad or Alibaba era. Every palace has a legendary story with a strong national color. This palace hotel, just across the street from the Presidential Palace in the United Arab Emirates, looks like a huge castle from a distance, with a golden coastline of over 1300 meters. The so-called eight-star hotel is what the public calls a super-luxury and super-standard hotel. According to China and international star standards, the highest star of the hotel is only five stars. Now the standard of hotel construction is more and more luxurious, far exceeding the five-star standard, so there are six-,seven-and even eight-star hotels. The hotel was originally built to welcome the Gulf Cooperation Council summit in Abu Dhabi, so the original name of the hotel was "Conference Palace" and later it was renamed "Emirates Palace". The hotel is currently managed by Kempinski Hotels Group and designed by the famous British designer John Elliot. His design tone is solemn and generous, full of strong Arab national style. This hotel has eight BMW 760s and two Rolls Royce, which provide direct round-trip service to the airport for hotel guests. The sailing hotel is called a 7-star hotel, which is more advanced than sailing, so it is called an 8-star hotel.