One of the things my mother-in-law wished to do while in Dubai was to have tea in the Burj Al Arab One of the things ... it would cost Dh250 per person for breakfast at a restaurant on the first ...

For breakfast, Bab Al Yam ... The question is not whether Jumeirah Burj Al Arab offers an inconceivable level of luxury, of course, it does, but is it worth it? And who is it for?

The Burj Al Arab from afar looks as if it’s about to ... (A standard suite rate includes breakfast, which tips your stay over to a bargain, right?) Al Mahara, “The Oyster Shell,” surrounded ...

CROSS the causeway and the Burj al Arab enveloped you ... Although staying in your suite and ordering butler-service breakfast is tempting, fresh fruit and pastries outside on the terrace at ...

Had the pioneering Burj Al Arab not set such an enduringly successful ... and the spread is so generous you should definitely skip breakfast (you might also end up ditching your plans for dinner).

The Burj al Arab (which means “Arabian Tower” in Arabic) opened its doors in 1999, and in the following two decades became a magnet for the global elite. The hotel is now a byword for the ...

For breakfast, Bab Al Yam ... with pool overlooking views of city Internal shot of Jumeirah Burj al Arab showing glitzy gold walls and red velvet chairs The question is not whether Jumeirah ...

You don't have to stay at the Burj Al Arab to enjoy it (and let's face it, most can't given that rooms start at $1,000 per night). Gain entry by booking an Inside Burj Al Arab Tour (249 dirhams or ...