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West Corniche Road – Al Ras Al Akhdar, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Get Directions<\/a><\/p>\n <\/a> <\/p>\n <\/a> <\/p>\n <\/a> <\/p>\n <\/a> <\/p>\n <\/a> <\/p>\n <\/a> <\/p>\n <\/a> <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/a><\/ul>\n Currently owned and operated by the Kempinski Group of Hotels<\/a>, Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi opened to the public in 2005 and is a royal offering with up to 394 rooms and suites. Featuring 114 domes gilded in marble and gold, the building is designed as an ode to the desert. When the setting sun shines on the vast surface area of the hotel – it resembles a striking image in gold. The property is ensconced by waters of the Arabian Gulf<\/a> and landscaped with pathways of palm trees and fountains. The property that is spread over a thousand hectares boasts of two state-of-the-art, temperature controlled swimming pools, finest spas, underground parking, a marina, and a two-helicopter helipad.<\/p>\n Emirates Palace houses multiple restaurants, bars, lounges and caf\u00e9s that provide a wide assortment of culinary delights. Together with the ethereal lighting, pools, and marina, it delights everyone as an Arabian fantasy. If you\u2019re traveling with family, you can rejoice and remain carefree as children can revel in the all-day activities at the Kids Club. One can also avail water sports activities such as water skiing, kayaking, windsurfing and paddle boarding out here.<\/p>\n A stay at the Emirates Palace would be a wonderful gift to yourself, however you can still enjoy a day of luxury without booking suites. The Emirates Palace Tour is an exclusive and royal experience that takes you through a secret VIP entrance with an elusive tour of the Palace few visitors ever get to see. Go around the 1 million m\u00b2 of landscaped gardens in a club car after which you can indulge in local customs as you partake some Arabian coffee, tea, and dates in the Bedouin Tent, on the grounds of the Emirates Palace. You can go on a camel ride by the shores of the white sand beach after your meal or go for something less adventerous, and more soothing like a therapeutic spa treatment. At the end, dazzle yourself with a signature elixir–the very special Palace 24 karat gold Cappuccino in addition to the signature Emirates Palace Abu Dhabi cake.<\/p>\n To fully experience the regality of Emirates Palace, one must savour the gastronomic delights at Las Brisas<\/a>. A brunch at the palace is a must to relish the Mediterranean extravaganza. You will be spoilt for choice with the fusion of cuisines and can take your pick among the coffee bar, patisserie, and boulangerie.<\/p>\n Le caf\u00e9<\/a> promises to mesmerize with its signature 24K gold-flaked Palace Cappuccino and Camel Burger – often described as the real taste of luxury. You can always try the classics if you want to stick to the traditional – their assortment of cakes, chocolates, and coffee are amazing, to say the least, and the setting serves as the perfect spot to catch up with friends<\/p>\n At Le caf\u00e9 you can also indulge in the luxury of Afternoon High Tea with freshly baked scones, savoury tea sandwiches, and Smoked Salmon pinwheel. Food connoisseurs will have a field day as varieties of tarts, cr\u00e8me brul\u00e9e, and cakes are available to satiate those mid-afternoon hunger pangs.<\/p>\n Rated among the best buffets served in the city, Le Vend\u00f4me<\/a> in Emirates Palace transports you to another era as the elegant ambience provides grandeur and overlooks the pristine beach and lavish marina. The restaurant features theme nights and one can savour the best of the worlds at this carapace.<\/p>\n For guests who prefer a Cantonese touch to their food, one can brunch at Hakkasan<\/a> -and experience the tantalizing taste of Chinese dishes. The restaurant\u2019s signature Peking duck which is topped with caviar and delivered in a puff of apple wood smoke is sure to entice all and leave one wanting more. One can enjoy the cool night air on the terrace lounge and witness the city lights come alive while relishing their meals.<\/p>\n Designed like a traditional Arabic Bedouin tent, Emirates Palace\u2019s award-winning Emirati restaurant, Mezlai, pays homage to the culture and heritage of Abu Dhabi Dhabi in all its elements – menu to music to decor. To sample the real Arabic flavours, visit Mezlai<\/a> on a Thursday and feast on sumptuous dishes prepared by Mezlai\u2019s Emirati Executive Chef Ali Ebdowa. A meal here is a window into Emirati culture, a warm welcome to the long history of Arabian hospitality and a journey into flavours as old as the sands of time, fresh and inspired as this city of tomorrow.<\/p>\n There is a reason this place is considered a “7-star”” hotel. From the entrance fountains and stately steps to the eye-poppingly luxuriously appointed rooms, the Emirates Palace doesn’t disappoint. I highly recommend taking the property tour (reserve in advance) to see inside the high-end rooms and learn about the many details that set this hotel apart.<\/p>\n Christie E, October 2018 Tripadvisor<\/p>\n My husband and I were fortunate to have a private tour. Our German guide Karin brought us to the suites in the Palace building – not the Rulers Suites but the ones directly below them. The rooms are large with heavy looking furniture. There are balconies overlooking the Corniche. The sinks in the bathroom were gold plated. There was a dining room and living room. Karin told us that it was possible to rent only the bedroom. She herself had not yet had a chance to see the Rulers Suites. These are for the use only of the heads of the Gulf States. This building is where they meet when they have a big conference, but there has only been one since the hotel was built. They have a dedicated elevator from the floor of their suites to the meeting room. The ceilings in this place are gold leaf, and these are everywhere. The place is so huge that guests prefer to ride golf carts that regularly go back and forth. One has to do a lot of walking here. The grounds are 5 square kilometers. To walk from the West Wing to another end of the hotel could mean walking a kilometer. We also saw the auditorium which can accommodate 1,500 people- about the size of a cruise ship\u2019s theater. By the end of our tour we were quite tired from walking around the complex.<\/p>\n Coellum , October 2018 Tripadvisor<\/p>\n Read more Emirates Palace Tour reviews on Tripadvisor<\/a> and know what past visitors have to saw about this breattaking mosque.<\/p>\n Open 24 hours<\/p>\n Emirates Palace Address is as follows : West Corniche Road , Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. You can find it on Google Maps<\/a>.<\/p>\n Emirates Palace is located 147 km from Dubai city proper<\/p>\n From Dubai Marina, take the red line metro to Ibn Battuta Mall. From the Ibn Battuta Metro Bus Stop take E101 to the Abu Dhabi Central Bus Station. From the Abu Dhabi Central Bus Station, you can take Bus Number 034 or 033 to Corniche Street and walk 10 minutes to Emirates Palace Entrance.<\/p>\n<\/ul>\n In respect of the local culture, one is expected to respect and abide by the dress code inside the Palace. Smart casual clothing style or the traditional Arab national dress is highly encouraged. Refrain from wearing shorts, bermudas, flip flops, open shoes, tankinis or any other skin-exposing garment.<\/p>\n Here are some more experiences and attractions to visit when visiting Abu Dhabi. Find the full list here<\/a>.<\/p>\n [tcb-script]var tgids = [9678,9699];[\/tcb-script]<\/p>\n See more Abu Dhabi. Save more money.<\/p>\nNavigate the Guide<\/h2>\n
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Las Brisas<\/h3>\n
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