Why are some Burj Hotels in Dubai called seven-star hotels and some eight-star hotels? Are they not the same hotel?

Seven Stars is the sailboat-shaped hotel.

The eight-star hotel refers to an Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. It is considered to be the "only eight-star hotel" in the world so far, and its reputation and luxury exceed that of Dubai. Burj Al Arab Hotel.

A super hotel built at a cost of US$3 billion.

"The Sheikh's Palace"

The Emirates Palace is located on the seaside near the end of the Corniche Boulevard in the northwest direction of Abu Dhabi, across the street from the Hilton Hotel where the reporter stayed. The Hilton Hotel is an authentic five-star hotel, which is impressive enough, but it pales in comparison. Unlike the 321-meter-high, 56-story Burj Al Arab Hotel, the Emirates Palace has only five floors but covers an area of ??25 hectares. The hotel staff have to drive golf carts through the corridors.

The structure and decoration of the entire hotel are completely designed in accordance with the palaces where the Arab sheikhs lived. The general manager of the hotel proudly said that the dome in the lobby here is very particular, and it is the largest hotel with a dome lobby in the world.

The most expensive one is US$16,000 per night

Walking into the Emirates Palace for the first time, the reporter sincerely realized the meaning of "glorious" and "magnificent". The marketing manager who led reporters on the tour said that the entire hotel has 150,000 cubic meters of imported marble and more than 1,500 exquisite crystal chandeliers. There are about 20 staff members responsible for cleaning them.

The reporter saw that the hotel’s interior area is also very large, with some stairwells being more than one kilometer apart. No wonder, in order to facilitate employees to provide timely services to guests, the hotel has equipped them with 45 golf course-specific battery carts.

House prices in the Emirates Palace start at US$800 (US$1 is about 7 yuan) and go up to US$16,000, but the six rooms on the top floor are reserved for visiting Arab kings and royals. , most people cannot move in even if they pay a high price.

Famous singers did not dare to ask about the house price

Once, the reporter went to the toilet and found that the decoration inside was so luxurious that he mistakenly thought that he had arrived at a high-end palace. No wonder there is a report saying that a world-famous singer who owns a mansion, a limousine and his own private sports ground stayed in a hotel for the first time and did not dare to ask for a price. He only drank a cup of coffee here and said: "This place is incredible."

You can enjoy wireless Internet access within the 100-hectare area of ??the Emirates Palace, and the network here is quite secure. It is said that it can be compared with the United States Comparable to the White House. Not only that, every guest staying here will receive a handheld computer worth US$2,600 when they check in. Not only can they surf the Internet, set wake-up calls and summon waiter services, they can also connect external TVs, radios, and stereos. and other devices.

From "Global Times" *****

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