The Palace Hotel is managed by the French hotel chain Sofitel Luxury Hotels and is an integral part of the mega-project Emaar. The hotel offers stunning views of the tallest building in the world - the Burj Dubai skyscraper and the surrounding lake.
Jean-Philippe Bittencourt, general manager of The Palace, The Old Town, said: “We are happy to have opened the hotel at the right time and place, when all the world’s attention is focused on the Downtown Burj Dubai project and the Dubai emirate as a whole. As unique a fashionable hotel in the Downtown Burj Dubai area, The Palace Hotel combines the charm of Arabian palaces and the privacy of your own home, the hotel is equally suitable for both leisure and traveling businessmen, and our main goal is to ensure that all the wishes and wishes of guests are sat the Orens to the fullest. "
The new flagship hotel, which promises to be another city landmark, includes 242 tastefully furnished deluxe rooms, including 81 suites, each with its own balcony overlooking the lake or the island of The Old Town Island. A 24-hour front desk is located on each floor. In addition, a personal butler is assigned to each room to ensure maximum privacy and comfort for guests.
The hotel has three stunning restaurants, each of which offers a unique atmosphere and fine cuisine. The Argentinean-style Asado Restaurant, specializing in grilled meat, features a cave-shaped interior with a hearth in the center of the room, where they cook their food on an open fire. Ewaan Restaurant is located in the main lobby, and serves all-day buffet spreads of Mediterranean cuisine. The main restaurant, Thiptara, was opened in November 2007. It works only in the evening and serves the best of royal Thai cuisine.
For the first time in its history, Sofitel opened a new spa at The Palace, called LeSpa. This is the first center of this brand in the Middle East. Spa area - more than 1000 square meters, on which separate treatment rooms for men and women, a traditional Moroccan hammam, a tropical shower, a gym, hairdressers and a beauty salon Carita are created.
The Old Town Island, originally designed as a residential area, is an attraction in itself, offering a wide selection of restaurants and entertainment for residents and visitors alike. Water taxis "parked" at the berths will take guests to the Burj Dubai skyscraper, to the Souk Al Bahar shopping center, stylized in a traditional oriental bazaar, and The Dubai Mall - one of the largest shopping and entertainment centers in the world.
