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Resonance by Heston Blumenthal RELAX IN STYLE
Atlantis The Royal is home to exceptional lounge and entertainment spaces, with Cloud 22 on the 22nd floor at the heart of the action. This stunning space is centred around a 90m infinity pool, open‐air restaurant and sky-high bar, with DJs taking to the decks as the sun sets. Overlooking the sky pool is Ling Ling by Hakkasan, another stylish hangout spot that combines a Pan Asian restaurant with a lounge bar, event space and outdoor terrace offering views of The Palm and Dubai’s sparkling skyline. For a pre-dinner drink, head to Resonance by Heston Blumenthal, where guests can sip signature cocktails next to one of the world’s largest jellyfish aquariums. Elsewhere, guests can watch the region’s first fire-meets-water
show, a dazzling spectacle that takes place at the Skyblaze Fountain, or relax on the private beach that’s over a mile long; the largest stretch of continuous, accessible and privately owned beachfront in the city. Here you’ll also find
Jaleo by José Andrés
Royal Mansion
Nobu by the Beach – a Japanese-inspired pool and beach club complete with its own private pool, serving eclectic cocktails and inventive Japanese-meets-Peruvian cuisine against an Insta-worthy backdrop.
OUT-OF-THIS-WORLD ATTRACTIONS
Away from the bars, the resort offers plenty to lure – not least Aquaventure Waterpark, which sits between Atlantis The Royal and Atlantis, The Palm, and is the world’s largest waterpark, home to more than 105 attractions and experiences. It’s also where you’ll find The Lost Chambers Aquarium; one of the world’s biggest open-air aquariums, home to 65,000 marine animals and offering a myriad underwater experiences designed to enchant – in true Atlantis style.
Estiatorio Milos
OPEN FOR BOOKINGS NOW
The resort is now on sale ahead of its opening in 2023. For more information and to book, visit:
atlantistheroyal.com
PICTURES: Atlantis The Royal; Rey Lopez
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