My Experience At The Burj Al Arab - 886 Words

Introduction I. It’s my birthday, my spouse wouldn’t tell where we are going. It’s a surprise! A. Anxiously, I can’t compose myself. 1. All my bags are packed, and ready to go without my help. 2. Private jet, I’m blindfolded all the way to our destination. a. Time before I’ve mentioned places I wouldn’t mind vacationing. 3. After all it is mid-summer, hot and beautiful climate. Whatever it is, it’s very intriguing. II. Vacation. A. Before he went above and beyond but never this astonishing. 1. He’d left a note on the bed for a scavenger hunt for our proposal, but this is different. III. On the other hand, I’m just imagining one day my husband will swept me off my feet and take me to my dream vacation place in Dubai at The Burj Al†¦show more content†¦The Ellipse Fountain as 20,000 liter of water. 2. Four tower located outside the hotel pushes fireballs. Reflecting in the hotel’s glass exterior. D. According to the Jumeriah website, the impeccable interior designs. 1. Premium and fashionable material laced the Burj Al Arab. i. 24-carat gold leaf cover embellish interior and marble floors. (We have talked about the Structure and designs. Now let’s talk about its features.) II. Burj Al Arab is very luxurious. A. Its comprised by 28 double stories with 202 suites 1. Rates starting $1,000 a night up to 28,000. 2. Royal Suite only 2 available. i. The Royal Suite takes up the entire 25th fl. This suite is for invites only. ii. Personal private elevators in the suite. B. The hotel has 9 incredible restaurants and bars with in the hotel. i. One of the infamous restaurant the magnificent Al Mahara restaurant has the circulating Aquarium. (Finally we will discuss the what is the fuss about) III. According to DailyMail.com and Forbes.com two websites that allow writers to speak on their experience at luxury places. A. As Juyoung Seo writes, she just had to see what the hype was about. Is Burj Al Arab all that it says to be? 1. The minute you reach at the airport chauffeurs driving Roll Royce. 2. Private helicopter land on the rooftop of the hotels helipads at 212 meters B. Once arrived to you are offered to unpack your belongings by your own personal butler. 1. ButlerShow MoreRelatedDubai Development And Transformation Of Dubai1478 Words   |  6 Pagesdevelopment and transformation of Dubai has captured the world’s attention and has become a model, modern city through the vision of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, who is the Vice-President and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates and is the constitutional monarch of Dubai. He outlined his vision for Dubai in his book, entitled, â€Å"My Vision.† However, to appreciate what Dubai is today and what it will become in the future, the past must be considered as well. 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