The room
Opening the door.
The room
Opening the door.
Room
This is a different room from the king, not the same room with a second bed choice: 59 square metres against 50, 2 queens instead of one king, and a ceiling of 4 rather than 3. Everything else carries over — the low glass, the daybed under it, the cabinet joinery, the tub and the twin basins.
It is the most useful room in the building for anyone travelling with children old enough to want their own bed: 9 more square metres and a fourth bed, for a little over the king. It faces the city only — the Burj Khalifa side is a king-plan room.
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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