Dubai knows no bounds when it comes to breaking records! The city is already home to the world’s tallest tower- The Burj Khalifa, and now there’ll soon be yet another addition to this list. The world’s tallest hotel- Ciel is set to open in Dubai in 2024. Set to stand at 365 metres, Ciel will claim record from another Dubai hotel. Here’s what we know so far.
Touted to be the tallest hotel in the world, Ciel comes with a whopping cost of AED 2 billion ($544 million). When completed, the hotel will stand at 365m and will boast with 1,000 rooms across 82 floors. Construction on the property is due to be completed early next year, with 52 floors are already completed. The hotel is due to open for business before the end of 2024.
Besides, Ciel will also have a glass observation deck offering 360-degree views of Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah and the Arabian Gulf. Get ready for the Insta-spam! Ciel Tower will have over 1,000 guestrooms and suites. Besides, guests can enjoy a whole lot of other amenities as well, such as an all-day dining venue on the 13th floor, a Sunset Lounge on the 74th floor, a rooftop infinity pool and Horizon Bar on the 76th floor and Ciel Observatory & Lounge on the 82nd floor, with 360-degree views of Dubai. Additionally a luxury spa and health club will be located on the building’s 54th floor.
The Ciel Tower will host a new hotel soon rising to 365 metres high and exceeding the present record holder Gevora Hotel by 9 metres. The 365-metre tall skyscraper is being built by China Railway Construction Corporation (CRCC).
We’re keeping our eyes peeled for more info. So, watch this space!
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