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Ciel Dubai Marina: All you need to know about the world’s tallest hotel opening in Dubai

By Umaima Saeed

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Ciel Dubai Marina: All you need to know about the world's tallest hotel opening in Dubai

Dubai’s skyline is adorned with glittering skyscrapers, including the world-famous Burj Khalifa. Upon landing in the city, you’ll notice tall buildings stretching in every direction. Known for setting new records with its architecture, Dubai is set to add another achievement with the opening of the world’s tallest hotel this November.
Ciel Dubai Marina: All you need to know about the world’s tallest hotel opening in Dubai
Dubai is set to welcome a new iconic landmark this November with the opening of Ciel Dubai Marina. True to its name, which means “sky” in French, the hotel soars 1,231 feet high with 82 floors, making it the tallest all-hotel tower in the world. Located on the 76th floor, guests can enjoy a swim in the world’s highest infinity pool while soaking in breathtaking views of the ocean and the city.
The hotel features over 1,000 rooms and suites, all equipped with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Palm Jumeirah, the Arabian Gulf, and Dubai’s glittering skyline. According to Forbes, rates start at approximately 1,036 AED (approximately Rs 25,000) per night for a Deluxe Room.
The Ciel Dubai Marina will offer eight restaurants and bars, including modern Asian dining at Tattu, Mediterranean flavors at West 13, and a rooftop Sky Lounge with a 360-degree observation deck.
For relaxation, the hotel offers a spa and a 24/7 gym with stunning views, as well as complimentary transfers to the private Soluna Beach Club. Designed by the NORR Group, the needle-shaped tower also boasts landscaped terraces and 12 stacked atrium gardens.
“Boasting iconic views of the city, our beautiful Observation Atriums stand sky-high on the 81st floor. Our immersive guest experience includes a state-of-the-art gymnasium, a sophisticated guest lounge and luxury spa, and a dedicated Podium, and Children’s pool. The pièce de résistance is the aquamarine gem, set to be the world’s highest infinity pool on the 76th floor,” reads a description of the hotel on its official website.
Dubai is home to some of the tallest and most impressive buildings in the world. The Burj Khalifa, at 2,717 feet, holds the title of the tallest building on the planet. The Gevora Hotel, which previously held the title of the world’s tallest hotel, stands at 1,168 feet. Other notable towers include Marina 101, one of the tallest residential buildings with 101 floors, and the 75-story Cayan Tower. Additionally, there is the 23 Marina, another high-rise located in the Marina district. Each skyscraper offers breathtaking views of the desert, sea, and city lights. Moreover, Ciel is poised to become one of Dubai’s most striking new destinations for travelers from around the globe.