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Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab
Dubai, UAE

For decades, Dubai's coastline has been defined by two architectural statements: the wave-shaped Jumeirah Beach Hotel and the sail-shaped Burj Al Arab. Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab completes the story.

Inspired by the graceful lines of a superyacht, the resort rises from a prime position on the Arabian Gulf, creating a striking new landmark that feels intrinsically connected to the sea. Its flowing curves, expansive terraces and marina setting give the impression of a vessel poised to set sail, while floor-to-ceiling glass ensures that the water remains a constant presence throughout the property.

What distinguishes Marsa Al Arab is its outlook. From almost every angle, guests enjoy views across the Gulf, the marina and the iconic Burj Al Arab. Unlike its famous neighbour, which looks out towards the city, Marsa Al Arab feels orientated towards the horizon, embracing light, openness and a strong connection to its waterfront setting.

  • Elegant interior of a modern building with a black spiral staircase, large windows with a city view, and a sculpture of three stacked wooden spheres.
  • Modern indoor space with large glass windows overlooking a city skyline and water at sunset, with a reflective ceiling, wooden columns, and a mosaic-tiled floor.
  • Modern living room with beige sofa, armchair, coffee table, and abstract artwork, overlooking a cityscape with a sail-shaped building.
  • Elegant bar interior with marble counter, high stools with red and white cushions, floral arrangements, and a bartender preparing drinks in a sophisticated setting.
  • View of a modern, multi-layered hotel building with a curved design, located on a sandy beach with lounge chairs and umbrellas, and calm ocean waves in the foreground under a clear blue sky.
  • Elegant outdoor restaurant patio with tables set with wine glasses, plates, and lamps, surrounded by trees and greenery.
  • Elegant dining room with arched ceilings, a large central chandelier, and modern decor. Round tables are set with white plates, glasses, and cutlery, surrounded by blue and beige upholstered chairs. The space features warm lighting and decorative potted plants.
  • Elegant hotel bar with marble countertops, blue bar stools, decorative lighting, and flower arrangements.
  • An aerial view of a woman in a white top and red skirt walking down steps towards a creatively arranged outdoor patio with white seating, armchairs, small tables, and potted plants.

The resort reflects a more contemporary expression of luxury. Interiors are sophisticated yet understated, accommodation is designed around generous outdoor living, and the atmosphere feels refined rather than formal. A collection of restaurants, beach clubs, pools and wellness facilities creates a destination that encourages guests to linger rather than venture elsewhere.

Its location is equally compelling. Positioned between the Burj Al Arab and Jumeirah Beach Hotel, with direct beach access and its own marina, Marsa Al Arab places guests at the heart of one of Dubai's most prestigious waterfront addresses while remaining within easy reach of the city's cultural, dining and shopping attractions.

There is also something rather satisfying about staying here. While guests of the Burj Al Arab sacrifice views of Dubai's most famous hotel by staying within it, guests of Marsa Al Arab enjoy the rare privilege of admiring that iconic silhouette from one of the best vantage points in the city.

Read our Travel Journal for an honest account of what it's really like to stay here.

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