Beachfront bliss


Jumeirah Beach Hotel’s reimagined Al Bahar Villas promise a peaceful Dubai getaway The collection of 19 villas has been a mainstay at


Glamour and tranquillity combine at Jumeirah Beach Hotel, an iconic landmark of Dubai’s impressive skyline. The property, whose 26 storeys are arranged in a


stunning wave-like structure, stands proudly on the city’s shoreline, bringing the serenity of the beach and the emirate’s undeniable buzz together in the most lavish way. Just a stone’s throw from its breathtaking sister property,


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SOPHISTICATED STAYS


For the most spectacular stay, recommend your clients opt for one of the newly renovated Al Bahar Villas, whose spacious rooms, thatch-style roofs and palette of earthy tones epitomise barefoot luxury.


Jumeirah Beach Hotel since the property opened its doors in 1997. Now, with a new look and refreshed amenities, the villas are ready to welcome guests and provide an unforgettable getaway. There are one, two and three-bedroom villas, all


featuring their own private terrace and plunge pool, and surrounded by clusters of verdant foliage to provide guests with a sense of seclusion and exclusivity. Those staying in a Al Bahar Villa needn’t lift a


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guests will also be treated to complimentary airport transfers, in-villa check-in and check-out, as well as the option to enjoy a peaceful breakfast in their own


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