• 2 Grand Boutique Hotels and 29 Traditional Courtyard Summer Houses - 867 rooms and suites
• Club Executive and Premium Leisure Club Lounge facilities for corporate and leisure guests
• 40 hectares of landscaping and gardens
• 1 km of private beach which connects with neighbouring Burj Al Arab, The Jumeirah Beach Hotel and Wild Wadi Water Park
• 3.7 km of working waterways with fully operational abras (traditional water taxis) which transport guests from their rooms to the restaurants and beach
• A bustling retail souk with 75 shops and 23 bars, cafes and restaurants
• 45 restaurants, cafés and bars offering an eclectic array of international cuisine
• Six Senses Spa providing the ultimate in Asian and European relaxation therapies
• The Quay Healthclub
• Madinat Arena (Multi Purpose Venue for up to 4550 people)
• Madinat Theatre (432 seat)
• Outdoor Amphitheatre (1000 seat)
• Fort Island (Outdoor Function Venue)
• Madinat Conference Hall (3600 sq. mts)

The gateway property to Madinat Jumeirah, The Arabian Resort - Dubai. Opened in September 2003, this low rise, 292 rooms and suites grand boutique hotel is designed in the authentic style of 'old Arabia'. It is built alongside an enchanting harbour - around which much of the hotel experience is based. All rooms and suites have views of the sea and enjoy individual balconies. All restaurants, bars and lounges have extensive terraces which overlook the harbour and adjacent beach.

• Translates into 'Harbour of Peace' and has a sea-faring theme in keeping with the maritime traditions of Dubai
• The 'gateway' property to Madinat Jumeirah, The Arabian Resort - Dubai
• Dubai's only hotel in the authentic style of Arabian architecture
• Three superb restaurants and five bars and lounges
• Beautifully appointed in traditional Arabic style
• Intricately detailed using Middle Eastern themes
• Private balconies in all rooms with sea facing aspects
• Richly decorated using original artworks
• Large lounge areas with access to outdoor terraces

• Grand boutique hotel of exceptional quality
• 292 guest rooms and suites (from 55 sq. mts)
• Five restaurants, four bars and lounges
• Large window with spectacular views
• Extensive gardens and large pool areas
• Linked by waterways to all Resort areas

The Palace, the centre-piece of the Resort and designed to reflect a Sheikhs summer residence. It is grandiose and impressive in its elegant situation - elevated to provide a magnificent - jewel in the crown - at the heart of the Resort.

Approached via a long tree-lined avenue adorned with beautifully sculpted Arabian horses - Al Qasr is a breathtaking sight - a tribute to age-old architectural styles and a stunning statement of Dubai's history. Public areas have a majesty which is both elegant and refined.

The traditional courtyard summer houses of old Arabia have inspired these beautifully designed stand-alone, two-storey houses. They represent the premium accommodation of the Resort and suit the guest seeking a more intimate hideaway within Madinat Jumeirah. All the houses are accessible by waterway or by paths which wind their way through the richly landscaped gardens.

There are two house types, Arabian and Gulf each offering luxurious guest rooms and suites. The Dar Al Masyaf Gulf summer houses offer superb access to the beach and all benefit from privileged locations within the Resort. All can be configured to accommodate one to three guest rooms, depending on specific requirements, and are ideal for small groups or families.

• 283 rooms and suites (from 60 sq. mts)
• 29 private or shared summer houses with exclusive pools
• High levels of exclusivity
• Two international restaurants
• Extensive gardens and landscaping
• Linked by waterways to all Resort areas
• Private butler service

Dubai is an exciting year round destination that offers unlimited opportunities for rest and recreation, be it a walk through a lush green family park, an adventurous day in the waters of the Arabian Gulf, or a pampering session at one of the many health spas.

Beaches: Some of Dubai's beaches are attached to private hotels, where, for a small fee, you can spend the day on the sand and in the waters of the Arabian Gulf. Other beaches and waterfronts - the Corniche and the Creek - are free for public access, and feature a range of water sports offered by several operators.

Desert safaris: One of Dubai's most popular tourist attractions is the desert safari: a unique experience that combines an adventurous 4WD car ride over sand dunes with camels, belly dancers, henna designers, falconers, and a barbecue dinner by starlight. Other attractions include sand skiing, sand boarding, sand karting and 4WD desert driving

Fishing: The warmth and shelter of the Gulf attract a large variety of fish, and several local companies provide full and half day trips to the best fishing waters about 12 kms offshore from the mainland.

Golf: Dubai has the unique distinction of being the only golfing centre in the world to host major international tournaments on both the European and Asian PGA circuits. Visiting golfers can choose from various clubs and courses, each of championship quality and presenting a different type of challenge.

Treatments and therapies: Dubai is home to an extraordinary number of spas and wellness clinics, ranging from internationally renowned brands to ancient Chinese and Indian holistic treatments