Book this if You want the viral Dubai infinity pool shot and a spacious apartment layout without paying full Downtown prices.
Why People Love It
The 64th-floor infinity pool offers one of the best Burj Khalifa views in the city
Apartment-style units (Residences) provide kitchenettes and living space ideal for groups
Pet-friendly policy (rare for Dubai luxury hotels) welcomes dogs and cats up to 20kg
Quick Take: A stunning Instagram trap with killer views and spacious rooms, but the '5-star' service often feels like a crowded high-rise apartment complex.
Reviewed by @Judy44: I was blown away by the rooftop pool at night! Floating there with the Burj Khalifa shining right in front of me felt surreal. It's the perfect romantic spot for couples, and that swing seat is such a cute touch for photos. Definitely a highlight of my Dubai trip.
Guest Who Stayed Here Said
The hype
Guests are blown away by the rooftop pool and room size but frustrated by slow elevators and procedural service.
Reality check
The 'infinity pool' is spectacular but often overcrowded with no sunbeds available after 9 AM.
You are traveling with a group or family and need 2 bedrooms + kitchen
You prioritize a rooftop pool with a view over quiet sleep
You are bringing a pet (dogs/cats allowed)
Cleanliness & Maintenance
8.5
Housekeeping: Hotel side is daily and thorough; Residence side is often 'on arrival only' unless paid extra.
Bathroom hygiene: Generally sparkling, though some reports of moldy grout in older residence units.
Maintenance: Modern building (2022), but high traffic means scuffed paint and occasional elevator breakdowns.
Linens & towels: Crisp and high quality in hotel rooms; variable in private residence listings.
Odors & scents: Lobby smells like signature perfume; hallways can occasionally smell of smoke or cooking.
Sleepability™
7MODERATE
MODERATE
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
Sheikh Zayed Road highway traffic hum
Nearby construction sites (Business Bay is active)
Hallway noise due to thin doors
Before you book
Good to know
Tourism Dirham Fee is AED 20-30 per bedroom per night, payable at check-in
Valet parking is free for hotel guests; residence guests usually get 1 self-park spot
Pool access is strictly controlled; non-guests pay a high fee, keeping it somewhat exclusive
What to pack
Earplugs for the highway noise
High-SPF sunscreen for the rooftop pool (no shade in water)
comfortable walking shoes for the trek to the Metro/Mall
Room Genie
Best picks
High-floor 'Scene' rooms (40th floor+) for actual Burj views clearing the neighbors
Corner 2-bedroom units for dual-aspect city/sea views
Rooms to avoid
Low floors (under 20) facing the back—you'll see a wall or construction
Rooms near the elevator bank due to constant foot traffic
Room Request Genie – copy & paste
“Request a 'High Floor (40+) Burj View' unit away from the elevators. If booking a Residence, confirm 'Sea View' or 'Burj View' explicitly as 'City View' often means construction.”
FAQ & Hidden tips
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Is the pool really that good?
Yes, the 64th-floor infinity pool view is world-class, but it gets packed. Go at 7 AM for photos.
Can I walk to Dubai Mall?
Technically yes (15-20 mins), but it involves crossing busy roads and using the metro bridge. Not a casual stroll in summer.
Is breakfast included?
Depends on your rate. The buffet is extensive but can be chaotic at peak times (9-10 AM).
Are pets allowed?
Yes! Cats and dogs up to 20kg are welcome, which is rare for Dubai 5-star hotels.
Is this a hotel or an apartment?
Both. Floors 1-26 are hotel; 27-64 are Residences. '2Bd' listings are usually Residences with kitchens but limited housekeeping.
How is the WiFi?
Fast and reliable, suitable for remote work.
Insider Tips
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Use the 'Business Bay' metro station bridge to cross the highway safely toward Downtown.
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The 'Malibu Sky Lounge' offers the same view as the pool—go for a drink at sunset if you can't get a sunbed.
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Order food delivery (Talabat/Deliveroo) to the lobby if room service is too slow/expensive.
5 things to know before you go
💡The 'Infinity' pool has a glass wall that can distort photos if you aren't at the right angle.
💡Elevators are a major bottleneck; allow 15 mins to get down from the 64th floor.
💡The 'Sea View' is often just a hazy horizon line past miles of city.
💡You might smell cigarette smoke in the hallways even on non-smoking floors.
💡The 'Kids Club' is surprisingly good, making it a stealth family pick.
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