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The Aquaventure water park at Atlantis The Palm, and the One&Only Royal Mirage (inset)
the impression of a real The all-suite hotel is truly
family hotel. impressive, and the Royal
The facilities are excellent Suite even has its own lift
at this ocean-themed resort. and cinema.
Great for: Families or Of the five restaurants,
couples looking for more Al Muntaha suspended 650
than just a beach holiday. metres above the Arabian
Gulf or the underwater Al
LE ROYAL MERIDIEN BEACH. Mahara are impressive.
RESORT & SPA
. Great for: Clients looking
At 14 years old, this is one of for something special,
the older properties in particularly an anniversary
Dubai. It has 500 guest or honeymoon.
rooms, and they did feel a
little smaller than those in GROSVENOR HOUSE.
the more modern hotels. The sister property of Le
If I was sending a client Royal Meridien and situated
here, I would ensure that in the Dubai Marina,
they opted for a sea view Grosvenor House towers up
room. an amazing 44 floors.
The Tower Wing offers All rooms have a sea view
a butler service in rooms and a shuttle between the
and suites, and the hotel hotels means guests can use
has a great spa and health all the facilities on offer.
club plus spacious and Grosvenor House has 44 floors Suites are situated from
uncrowded grounds and the 31st floor upwards, and
gardens. Bar 44 on the top floor is not to be missed.
Great for: Families and couples, but make The one drawback is a very small pool
sure of a sea view room. area which can get overcrowded, so I
would recommend the shuttle to Le Royal
BURJ AL ARAB. Meridien.
No trip to Dubai would be complete without Great for: Business travellers and couples,
a visit to the most lavish and luxurious hotel. but not families.
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