The room
Opening the door.
The room
Opening the door.
Room
Half as much floor again as the entry room, spent on the two things a long stay actually needs. First, a walk-in wardrobe with a dressing room in it, which is the difference between living out of a case and unpacking. Second, a bathroom that stops being a corridor with a shower in it — a standalone tub set against the window, twin basins, and enough room that two people can use it at the same hour without choreography.
The finish is identical to the entry room, and that is not a criticism: nothing has been held back downstairs. What the extra floor buys is area, storage and a bathroom. It faces the city or the Burj Khalifa, and you choose which.
A child is 11 or under.
The charge from 12 upwards carries service charge and tax on top, and does not move with the season. It is shown before you pay.
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