Emirates Palace

The pride of Abu Dhabi is Emirates Palace, which is administered by the Mandarin Oriental and makes the area even more popular with tourists. Emirates Palace's hospitality, cuisine, and other delights serve as a great display of the wealth and splendor of the Arabs.

The 1,000-hectare property is proud to have two state-of-the-art spas where guests may indulge in luxury, as well as temperature-controlled swimming pools, a marina, underground parking, and a helipad. Every single element at Emirates Palace has been considered to keep the guests delighted, making it attractive to visitors of all ages. At the Kids Club, kids can participate in all-day activities for the duration of the day. Water sports including kayaking, water skiing, windsurfing, and paddleboarding are always welcome for sports enthusiasts staying at the Palace.

Emirates Palace becomes overwhelming and captivating when the magnificent sun shines on it, glistening like a heap of gold. The property is strategically situated in the middle of the Arabian Gulf and further enhanced by meandering palm trees and fountain-lined pathways. The Emirates Palace offers, in essence, a taste of the splendor and wealth of the Arab world.

The nightlife in Emirates Palace is quite vibrant, with a few carefully chosen restaurants, resto pubs, and clubhouses serving up tasty meals while upbeat music is being played in the background. Along with Waves and Ray's Club, Havana Club is a well-known and highly regarded among tourists.

At the Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabi's award-winning spa, visitors may experience something extraordinary. It is open daily from 10 am to 11 pm and has 1500 square meters of pure luxury to pamper your senses. A classic Moroccan Hamam, steam rooms, ice chambers, heated marble floors, and Jacuzzis are all made available for the public. Experience the best spa treatments at the Spa, where skilled staff members provide services that are both therapeutic and invigorating.

Emirates Palace is open every day of the year and can be visited at any time. In Middle Eastern nations, the months of May to September are peak travel months, therefore both the number of travelers and the cost of travel are quite high.

Advisory Tips:

• Avoid wearing exposed clothing, such as tankinis, shorts, Bermudas, flip flops, etc. Keep to formal Arabic attire or sophisticated casual attire.
• Females should cover their midsection, legs, shoulders, and heads.
• No materials inside the palace may be touched or tampered with.
• For safety reasons, children are not permitted to dive into the pool.
• Food expenses are subject to a 16 percent tax, so budget for this when paying bills.