How many seven-star hotels are there in the world? What's the difference? What's your name?

-Burj Khalifa Hotel in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The cheapest room is 770 euros a night, and the king suite is 7700 euros a night!

It is the only seven-star hotel in the world (because its luxury far exceeds the five-star standard). Burj Al Arab Hotel (Buzad Arab Hotel).

Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 2000

Architectural design: W.S. Atkins architectural planning room

Interior Design: Kunzhou Joint Office

Located on an artificial island 280 meters away from the coast, there are 250 foundation columns at the bottom, up to 32 1 m, which are isolated from the land. It is 340 meters high and is the tallest building in the Middle East. The hotel adopts the architectural form of double-layer membrane structure, with light and elegant shape, strong membrane structure characteristics and modern style. Interior designer Khuan Chew Architects (who is also responsible for the design of Jumeirah Coast Hotel) didn't think too much about money. They used 3000 square meters of gold foil to decorate public areas and 202 suites. Excessively gorgeous design styles are all over the hotel, but the effect is very good. It is worth mentioning that if guests want to eat in a seafood restaurant, they are sent to the restaurant by submarine, so that they can enjoy the underwater wonders minutes before eating.

It is said that when guests arrive at the airport, there will be a s600 team to pick them up, or take the helicopter provided by the hotel and cross the city to reach the circular apron above the hotel.

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Do you know where the most expensive hotel in the world is? Do you know where the tallest hotel in the world used to be? There is actually only one answer to these three questions: in Dubai. Burj Khalifa Hotel in Dubai. Dubai is the second largest city in the United Arab Emirates. In the 1950s, it was a simple seaside town in the Arabian Gulf. After the 1990s, Dubai experienced a complete transformation. Rows of skyscrapers miraculously stand on the banks of the Hall River, making people feel like they are in new york.

Like other cities in the Middle East, Dubai is rich in oil. But for an ambitious new city, if you want to show your talents in the new century, oil is definitely not all. It opened the door and vigorously developed tourism. Due to its high-quality environment and rich culture (because 80% of the population are foreigners), most tourists to Dubai are high-income classes such as models, artists and businessmen. At the suggestion of the Crown Prince of Dubai, the famous entrepreneur Allermark Toum invested in the beautiful Burj Al Arab Hotel.

The luxury of the hotel is amazing. Critics don't know how many stars to give it: five, six or seven. Built on an artificial island by the sea, the hotel is a sailboat-shaped tower building with 56 floors and a height of 32 1 m, designed by British designer W.S.Atkins. It is far from Jumeirah Beach Hotel (considered as the best hotel in the world), with 202 duplex rooms, a 200-meter-high restaurant overlooking the whole city of Dubai and the highest atrium in the world.

Only after you have been here can you truly realize what "glory" means. Its atrium is golden, and so is the most luxurious 780-square-meter presidential suite. The room area ranges from 170 square meters to 780 square meters, with the lowest room price of $900 and the highest presidential suite of 18000. The presidential suite is on the 25th floor, with gold-plated furniture, a cinema, two rooms, two halls and one dining room, and a dedicated elevator. Versace, the late top fashion designer, once praised it.

Dubai is the second largest city in the United Arab Emirates, similar to Shanghai in China.

We don't know much about this distant Middle Eastern country: we only vaguely know that it is an extremely luxurious country, and the cost of planting each tree here is more than $3,000. Here are some of the most expensive hotels in the world, the most aristocratic sports in the world, and the water here is more valuable than oil. Mercedes-Benz is used as a police car here, and gold ornaments are part of a woman's weight. At the same time, it is a country in the eyes of world war, located in the Middle East, but the Iran-Iraq War, the Gulf War, "9. 1 1" and other nouns are isolated from it.

There are veiled women and men in white robes and hats, luxurious house walls, charming folk crafts and magnificent mosques. In the dancing figure of dates, there is an intoxicating exotic atmosphere everywhere. There is the world's longest cake 1.75 miles, the world's largest shopping bag, the world's eighth wonder-the world's largest artificial island, with a cost of $3 billion. At that time, the island designed in the shape of a big palm tree can also be seen from the moon.

As for the city of Dubai, some people say it is a city made of money. It was a poor fishing village more than 50 years ago, and 1966 discovered oil. From then on, it broke out and a metropolis was built in a blink of an eye. Rows of skyscrapers miraculously stand on the banks of the Hall River, making people feel like they are in new york.

When people come to Dubai, the biggest "cultural" shock is not the combination with Middle Eastern customs and western tastes, but the luxury and exquisiteness of the hotel. The most luxurious Boqi hotel makes people feel beyond all previous imagination about luxury.

Like other cities in the Middle East, Dubai is rich in oil. But for an ambitious new city, oil is certainly not everything if you want to show your talents in the new century. It opened the door and vigorously developed tourism. Due to its high-quality environment and rich culture (because 80% of the population are foreigners), most tourists to Dubai are high-income classes such as models, artists and businessmen. At the suggestion of the Crown Prince of Dubai, Allermark Toum, a famous local entrepreneur, invested in the beautiful Burj Khalifa Hotel (also known as Burj Khalifa).

Strong Islamic style and extremely luxurious decoration have reached the extreme in Boqi. It's hard to imagine who else would design such a thing except an Arab country like UAE.

Boci is the only seven-star hotel with the highest building height in the world (because the hotel facilities are too advanced and far exceed the five-star standard, it has to be called a seven-star hotel as an exception). Opened in 1999 and 65438+February, * * has 202 superior rooms and is built on the artificial island Jumeirah Beach Resort 280 meters away from the coastline. Boci combines the latest architectural and engineering technology, charming scenery and modeling, making it look as if it is integrated with the sky. The Boci project took five years, two and a half years to fill the artificial island in the Arabian Sea, two and a half years to use it in the building itself, using 9000 tons of steel, and driving 250 infrastructure piles 40 meters below the sea floor. Designed by British designer W.S.Atkins, the hotel looks like a sail full of wind. There are 56 floors, with a height of 32 1 m. It is the tallest hotel in the world, higher than the Eiffel Tower in France.

Porcelain is a symbol of Arab luxury and a new symbol of Dubai. Walking into the tallest hotel in the world is like walking into Aladdin's cave. The evidence of luxury is beyond words, from the small submarine that takes you into the seafood restaurant, to the 17 telephone booth in each room, to the eight Rolls Royce used as the airport bus. You can even ask a helicopter to pick you up. In the 15-minute flight, you can take the lead in taking a bird's eye view of the city of Dubai, enjoy the magnificent scenery, and then land on the helipad on the 28th floor. The interior of BOC International Hotel is extremely luxurious and eye-catching. Even the doorknob, the water pipe in the toilet and even a note paper are covered with gold. Although it is gold-plated, if all the details are elegantly decorated with gold, it is a test of the designer's taste and skill. Because of the appearance of water sails, hotels are full of water-related themes (perhaps in desert countries, water shows more financial resources than gold). For example, once entering the hotel gate, there will be different ways of spraying water from time to time, each of which is carefully designed. It takes about 15 ~ 20 minutes to change the spray method, which is no different from water dance. You can also enjoy the aquarium up to ten meters by elevator. It's hard to believe that it's a hot Arabian desert outside.

Splendid hotel suites let you feel the luxury of the Arabian oil king. 202 rooms are all two-story suites, and the smallest room is 170 square meters; The largest royal suite is 780 square meters. And they are all French windows, which can face the endless Arabian Sea at any time. The most surprising thing is that as soon as you enter the room, there is a housekeeper waiting to explain to you how to use all the high-tech facilities in the room, because the luxurious and distinguished service purpose of the hotel is to make the guests feel that they are the king of Arab oil, which makes people feel surprised and sighed at the power of money. Take the most common luxury suites as an example, including curtains and light switches. There is a Toshiba laptop on the desk, and you can surf the Internet at any time. All the paintings hanging on the wall are original.

Before the luxury of the room can be remembered, the restaurant is even more incredible: the AI-Mahara seafood restaurant in the hotel seems to capture the freshest seafood for customers in the deep sea. Eating here is really an unforgettable experience-you have to pick it up by submarine. From the hotel lobby to the Ai-Mahala seafood restaurant, although the voyage is only 3 minutes, it has entered a magical underwater world, with bright tropical fish swimming around on both sides of the submarine, which is beautiful. Ann sat in a comfortable dining room chair and looked around the glass window at the sight of corals and marine fish flowing, and enjoyed a clean and pleasant dinner with the guests.