Suite

Presidential Suite

The Presidential's dining room, ten teal velvet chairs at a white marble table beneath a chandelier of glass petals, the Marina skyline down one whole wall, and a full-size pool table up two steps beyond it.

A long living room under a gold-leafed ceiling with a petal chandelier hanging from it, the balcony doors open onto the Palm and the Marina beyond, and a dining table set for 10 at the far end. Behind that a private kitchen, so a chef can work in the suite without going through the room. There is a pool table, which sounds like a detail and turns out to be where people spend the evening.

One king bedroom with a dressing room and a walk-in closet, an en-suite bathroom with a jacuzzi tub, and a separate guest bathroom. It takes 3 adults, or 2 adults and 2 children — a large space for a small number of people. Butler on a 24-hour rota, check-in done in the suite, a car from the airport, and dinner from Nobu or Ossiano served at that table.

Size: 220 m²
Floor: High in the tower, facing the Palm
View: Down the Palm to the Marina, dinner for 10
Sleeps: 3 + 1 child

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What the room holds

A dining table for 10, and a private kitchen behind it.
A pool table, a walk-in closet and a jacuzzi bath.
A butler on a 24-hour rota, and check-in completed in the suite.
Signature restaurant and celebrity-chef dining, served privately in the suite.
Non-refundable: the booking cannot be cancelled or changed.

The room

Its bedroom, bed and leather bench under a chandelier of clear glass leaves set into a bronze-leafed ceiling, a dressing table with a round mirror along the far wall, and a carpet printed like moving water.

Two chairs and a coffee tray on the suite's terrace at sunrise, the resort's beach directly below and the whole bay opening out to the Dubai skyline with the Burj Khalifa standing off to the right.

The Presidential Suite's bathroom, seen through a pair of fretwork wood screens: an oval tub set into a mosaic surround, and a lit vanity mirror past the honeycomb-tiled niche beyond it.

2 chairs and a coffee cup on the suite's balcony at sunset, a closed book on the table, and the Palm's bridge and the Marina skyline catching the last of the light.