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Going Beyond 5 Star Luxury

Unprecedented luxury in the heart of Abu Dhabi, the Capital of the United Arab Emirates, is what Emirates Palace is all about. From our private beach, which stretches across 1.3km, to our very ownmarina overlooking a private natural bay, our hotel is the ultimate destination for guests. There are also two glorious swimming pools – one designed for adventure and one for relaxing – which you can enjoy in the privacy of the surrounding 85 hectares of beautifully landscaped gardens.

Emirates Palace is the essence of palatial yet traditional Arabic architecture. A site to behold, the Palace is truly one of the most inspiring hotels in Abu Dhabi with 114 breath-taking 18-meter-high domes, ornate hotel rooms and luxury suites decorated in gold and marble. Each of our 302 luxury rooms and 92 suites also offer the latest technology, along with service from a private butler catering to your every need, 24 hours a day.

Centrally Located in the Heart of Abu Dhabi

Only 40 minutes from the Abu Dhabi International Airport, Emirates Palace, is located on the Corniche, in the heart of the city of Abu Dhabi. Our hotel remains the preferred destination for business and leisure travellers.

Boasting one of the largest hotel conference centres, Emirates Palace is also a glamorous venue for international events, conferences and exhibitions.

Short Overview

Emirates Palace offers you a magical place to enjoy the riches of the Arabian Gulf. Going beyond 5-star luxury, we ensure you are treated to an experience that is tailored to your needs. From our luxurious rooms and suites, to our award-winning culinary cuisine, Emirates Palace provides an unrivalled personal experience the minute you drive through the gates.

Hotel Amenities

Air condition
Big resort
Family friendly
Honeymoon
Internet
On the beach
Pool
Spa
Sports
Wedding

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