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Dubai’s latest ultra-luxury destination, Marsa Al Arab, has officially opened its doors, completing the Jumeirah Group’s nautical trilogy alongside the wave-shaped Jumeirah Beach Hotel and the iconic Burj Al Arab. Inspired by the elegance of superyachts, this stunning resort promises to redefine opulence with world-class accommodations, dining, and leisure experiences. Dubai
Luxury Meets Innovation
Designed by renowned architect Shaun Killa—the mastermind behind Dubai’s Museum of the Future—Marsa Al Arab blends maritime sophistication with cutting-edge design. The interiors feature marble-clad surfaces, handcrafted silk carpets, hand-blown crystal lights, and organic wood elements, creating an atmosphere of timeless luxury.
The 386 rooms and suites take inspiration from Italy’s legendary Riva boats, capturing the glamour of the 1960s with spacious terraces and panoramic ocean views. Guests can choose from exclusive options like pearl, presidential, and royal suites, including a five-bedroom, 1,048sqm Royal Suite that accommodates up to 20 guests and features a private gym, plunge pool, and even a telescope for stargazing.
Room Rates & Exclusive Offers
Starting rates at the resort range from:
- Dh6,100 for a 110sqm Marina Deluxe Room
- Dh20,425 for a 359sqm Ocean Grand Terrace Suite
Prices are expected to rise, especially during peak holiday periods like Eid Al Fitr.
A Yachting Paradise
The Marsa Al Arab Marina caters to yacht owners and enthusiasts, offering 82 berths for vessels up to 61 meters long, with full maintenance and refueling services. The marina is also home to homegrown dining concepts, boutique retail stores, and elegant waterfront suites—perfect for those looking to indulge in Dubai’s vibrant marine lifestyle.
Residences with a View
For those looking to make Marsa Al Arab their home, the Jumeirah Residences offers 82 luxury apartments ranging from 79sqm to 229sqm, featuring breathtaking views of the marina, ocean, or the iconic Burj Al Arab. Residents enjoy access to all hotel amenities, blending the comfort of home with world-class hospitality.
The resort’s grand lobby is adorned with over 1,500 hand-blown seashell-shaped crystals from Czech Republic’s Crystal Valley, alongside 300 curated artworks and 29 sculptures, setting the tone for an artistic and cultural experience.
Culinary Excellence: 11 Restaurants & 4 Bars
Marsa Al Arab boasts a diverse culinary lineup, including:
- The Fore – A first-of-its-kind transformative dining concept, shifting from a breakfast lounge with Burj Al Arab views to four distinct restaurants and a central bar throughout the day.
- Pierre Hermé Viennoiserie – A must-visit for lovers of fine pastries.
- Umi Kei – A Japanese dining experience inspired by the art of kintsugi (gold-infused pottery repairs).
- Madame Li – An Asian fusion restaurant inspired by a well-traveled woman’s handwritten recipes.
- The Bombay Club – An upscale Indian eatery curated by Michelin-starred Chef Manav Tuli.
- Iliana – A Greek-Mediterranean retreat featuring a pool club, private beach, and a rooftop bar.
Wellness & Family-Friendly Experiences
The Talise Spa, Jumeirah’s signature wellness concept, spans three floors and offers a 20-meter indoor pool, fitness studio, female-only spaces, and 13 treatment suites. Guests can enjoy high-tech treatments like Cryotherapy, ChromoSpace light therapy, and Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy.
For families, the resort features a dedicated Family Club catering to children aged 3 to 10, ensuring young guests have an unforgettable experience.
An Artistic & Cultural Haven
Marsa Al Arab has collaborated with renowned international artists, galleries, and museums to bring unique cultural experiences to guests. The artist-in-residence program invites creative minds from across the globe to showcase their talents, enriching the resort’s artistic ambiance.
