Burj al arab hotel rates??

Question

i am suddenly interested in the hotel burj al arab in dubai.

i wanted to know the hotel rates and if it's expensive or not??

Answer 1

Not worth the money.

Answer 2

it's 7 stars

it's one of the most expensive hotels in the world

Answer 3

if u are booking any time soon it should vary according to the type of room

the cheapest room is 4,720 AED a night and the most is 17,600 AED a night

for more info and reservations check check:

http://www.burj-al-arab.com/

Answer 4

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Answer 5

I have been to dubai about 5 times and i have spent one of those times in the burj al arab, however this was an upgrade as it was mine and my husbands honeymoon there which we told them before hand and we were upgraded. It is a beautiful hotel to stay in and you are looked after really well, however its pretty expensive.

In the off season (our summer) you can get a deluxe king suite (the smallest, cheapest room) for about £700 but depending on what room you get it can range from that to about £1,500 (still in the off season)

not sure about the peak season, i have only ever visited in the off.

http://www.burj-al-arab.com/check_rates_...

that website should help.

Answer 6

Very expensive, don't even think about it unless you're rich.

Rates can be upwards of US$10000 at the most. But its always in the thousands, and you MUST have a reservation just to enter.

Its the epitome of luxury, and even that is an understatement