Experience the Luxurious Hotel in Abu Dhabi's Emirates Palace this Holiday Season

If you have all the money in the world, would you shell out the world's best-ticket holiday season? So if you haven't plan your next holiday vacation consider the Abu Dhabi's Emirates Palace, one of the world's most expensive hotels in the world with abundant prosperity and an oasis of peace and quiet room with the provision of all the luxury.

Emirates Palace operates in the luxury hotel group Kempinski Hotels & Resorts. The hotel was built and is owned by the government of Abu Dhabi. The city, which is the United Arab Emirates' capital makes a great impression on the Middle East corporate tourism being the biggest rival of Dubai. The 3 billion $ cost hotel was opened in 2005 and is a colossal standstone itself.

Emirates Palace recently launched a multi-million-dollar all inclusive package for two. The seven-night acquaintance takes off with first-class tickets to Abu Dhabi, a chauffer-driven Maybach at your disposal, and daily pampered treatmentat the Anantara Spa while staying in the hotel’s 680-square meter Palace Suite. Isn't that amazing?

The package includes palace and desert island tours - day trips to Jordan for thermal spa with the mud of Dead Sea, Bahrain for deep-sea pearl diving or in Iran to observe a carpet of Persia being created. The value of gifts around US$100,000 include champagne, the rare pearls of Robert Wang, and a choice starting from the English company Holland and of the sporting guns of Holland.

The package, which makes the average with US$145,000, was designed with celebrities, and businessmen and the hotel says that part of the package obtains given to charities in the UAE.

Emirates Palace Hotel Gallery

Day view of Emirates Palace

Emirates Palace - Outside Fountain

Emirates Palace - Facade

Breathe the air of luxury at Emirates Palace Hotel

Emirates Palace - Lobby

Emirates Palace - Concierge

Emirates Palace - The Dome
Emirates Palace - Al Majilis Caviar Bar

Emirates Palace - East Corridor

Emirates Palace - Blue Salon

Emirates Palace - The Foyer Front of Ballroom

Emirates Palace - Ballroom

Emirates Palace - Auditorium

Emirates Palace - West Corridor 4th Floor
Emirates Palace - Palace Suite Lounge

Emirates Palace - Palace Suite Suite Main Bedroom

Emirates Palace - Palace Suite Suite Bathroom

Emirates Palace - Khaleej Deluxe Suite Lounge

Emirates Palace - Khaleej Deluxe Suite Bedroom

Emirates Palace - Diamond Room

Emirates Palace - Le Vendome Restaurant

Emirates Palace - Sayad Restaurant
Emirates Palace - Mezzuna Restaurant

Emirates Palace - Diwan L' Aurberge Restaurant

Emirates Palace - Cascade Restaurant

Emirates Palace - BBQ Al Qasr Restaurant

Emirates Palace - Embassy Club

Emirates Palace - Havana Club

Emirates Palace - Anantara Spa

Emirates Palace - Fitness Center

Emirates Palace - Swimming Pool

Emirates Palace Commercial Video

Emirates Palace Hotels, P. O. Box 39999, Abu Dhabi, UAE
Tel: +971 2 6909000, Fax: +971 2 6909999
Webiste: http://www.emiratespalace.com

Photos courtesy of emirates palace

Related Posts:

• Atlantis Dubai Palm Opens with $20 Mn Star-Studded Party
• The World's Most Expensive Hotel Suites
  

I will Always Screw U?

Yes, Whitney will screw you, rumour mongers. Not Bobby Brown, no more.

Rumour has it that Whitney Houston's back with Bobby Brown.

And her publicist Nancy Seltzer, as always, is quick to come to her rescue. (Thank god! And she deserves a pay rise.)

Crack is wack. Bobby's wack.

C'mon peeps! Whitney took an agonizing 14 years to rid of him from her life.


Too long did he mess with her fame.


Whitney's dating again and her new album is out early next year.
So, screw you, she must be screaming.

And yes, when Whitney screams, every one listens.


Q .... 180 million albums later, sure we do.

Bright Mix

Was googling for a new cake mixer for I love baking but I can't be expected to bake unless I replace my old one that went epi on me a couple of months back. :-/

Then I stumbled upon this crazy Sunbeam Cake mixer.


It's maker just loves Neon.

Yeah, it looks great .

I love baking but I don't think I'm obsessed to the point that I'd need one that will allow me to secretly work at it in the dead of the night....


Q ... Well as our parents always said, MIX with the Brightest:0P


Check out more 'bright' ideas from this genius at:

http://flickr.com/photos/neon_lites/386077915/in/photostream/

Time is of the Essense

Time to cool off.

Time for an emotional vacation.

Time to let the dust settle.

Time to let things heal.

Time to allow us to miss each other's company.


Q .. Craving to see u once more.

Sam & i

I'm using the Samsung F480.

It's classy looking, super slim and sleek (barely 1cm thick and covered in leather, dark chrome and brushed aluminium; sure it is!) and its interface is amazing.

And oh, did I mention it has so many functions and a 5 mega pixel camera/vid cam to boot?

Amazing huh? All that and more in an impossibly sleek package.

I'm the type who's into really slim phones coz I cannot stand the massive bulge in my pants ( I meant the pockets ok? ) .

And trust me, it takes quite a phone to persuade me off my waif Motorola Razr.

My bro uses the new-fangled Apple iPhone.

First off, yes, it has its pluses. Its myriad of functions is mind boggling.

Its connectivity is unmatched.

But it also has its draw backs not typical of a seasoned mobile phone maker like Samsung, Sony Ericcson, Motorola or Nokia.

To be fair, no phone is perfect.

But there are features on the iPhone ( I am nit-picking here btw) which is glaringly omitted and it takes quite a commited fan to claim that those don't matter.

For me, the biggest issues are:
1) I never like anything that is getting too popular (a.k.a 'common') and where every other poseur possibly has one already.

2)As mentioned, I don't like my phones bulky. This the iPhone definitely is.

You see, other than the unsightly bulge it creates, I've had experienced before that a bulky phone simply gets lost too easily because you'd need to take it in and out often just to get it out of the way when you sit or when you need a little more freedom of movement.

So it begs the million-dollar question, do you really need that many fancy toys in a phone where you would sacrifice real world practicalities like size and you-thought-were-common-functions?

But , really, I'm not to judge.

Because usage patterns are different and unique to every one.

And it's only a question of getting used to. Moot point.


Well, it's all in the eyes of the beholder. (^^



Q...btw, do check out this interesting video on this topic at :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ga1OtwQ5Bpc

With Nokia’s Smart Home Control Home Electronics Remotely - Gizmo Watch

With Nokia’s Smart Home Control Home Electronics Remotely - Gizmo Watch: "The cellphone giant Nokia wishes to tinker with your home, letting you control the entire house activities from the leisure of your couch or the bed. Nokia is to develop a new platform to enable users to monitor their electronics and homes energy status locally or remotely, with a mobile device."

O-reO Cookies

The Double O's... of people's power.

The Globe is in their hands

Oprah Winfrey is the first black-billionaire in the world and queen of the talk show circuit. Her reach is boundless for she's the most influential talk show host in the world. Culturally pivotal, every word she says is mantra to her fans and many.

Barack Obama is the 44th elected president of the USA. The most powerful man in the world. His actions will touch every corner of the globe. Every word that slips off his tongue can change the world we live in today.

Yes, they are the Power Os. The world is their O-yster.

Q ... parlay them .