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Za'abeel Room King is 50 square metres and takes 3 guests.
Za'abeel Room Double Queen is 59 and takes 4.
Grand Za'abeel Room King is 74, and Grand Za'abeel Room Double Queen is 83. If there are 2 of you, take a king for the daybed in the window. If there are 3 or 4, the double queens are the only rooms below the suites that will hold you, and they add 9 square metres for a little more money.
Grand Za'abeel Room King and Grand Za'abeel Room Double Queen are about half as big again as the entry rooms, and the extra floor goes into a walk-in wardrobe with its own dressing room, a freestanding tub against the glass, and a dining table in the double queen. Nothing else changes: same fittings, same joinery, same view.
Take one if you are staying a week, or if 2 of you need to dress at once. For 2 nights, don't.
Za'abeel Suite is the smallest of them at 105 square metres, and from there up every suite includes N53: breakfast and afternoon tea in a private lounge with the Burj in the window, a host, unpacking, laundry, and early check-in and late check-out at no charge. The last of those matters most after an overnight flight from Delhi or Mumbai.
Sanctuary Suite, Urban Suite and Creative Suite are all 120 square metres, and what separates them is what has been built into each one.
Rates here move with the nights you choose, so there is nothing honest to show until you have chosen them. Pick your dates above and the rooms the house sells online will price themselves.
Sanctuary Suite is for wellness: a treatment area, a gym corner, 2 in-suite therapies and 2 Longevity assessments in the rate, and it is the most expensive of the 3.
Urban Suite is for work, with a meeting table, office equipment and a car each day to anywhere within 10 kilometres.
Creative Suite is a studio, with AV, Klipsch stands, acoustic panelling and the same daily car. Pick the one that matches what you will be doing between 9 and 6.
Skyline Suite, Skyline Loft, Royal Suite and Villa One are 162, 168, 395 and 755 square metres. These 4 add return airport transfers and guaranteed early check-in and late check-out to everything the suites below them already include.
Skyline Loft is worth a second look: only 6 square metres larger than Skyline Suite on paper, but split over 2 floors behind double-height glass, which changes it far more than the number suggests.
Only 4 grades in this building hold more than 3 people.
Za'abeel Room Double Queen and Grand Za'abeel Room Double Queen take 4.
Two-Bedroom Signature Family Suite takes 6, in 2 bedrooms and 204 square metres.
Villa One takes 6, and opens into adjoining rooms for 12.
Everything from Za'abeel Suite up to Royal Suite stops at 3 whatever its size — the 395-square-metre Royal Suite will not take a fourth person.
395 m² · Signature suite floors · The Burj Khalifa or the city view · 1 king bed · sleeps 3
A suite of 395 square metres with 3 separate living rooms: a saloon with a standalone bar, a dining room with an open kitchen and seats for 10, and a private sitting room off the master bedroom. One bedroom, and a chef on request.
50 m² · Guest room floors · The Burj Khalifa view · 1 king bed · sleeps 3
The way in, and larger than most cities' entry rooms: 50 square metres, a king, floor-to-ceiling glass with an oversized daybed built into it, a drinks cabinet done as joinery, and a bathroom with a tub. It faces the city or the Burj Khalifa, and you choose which.
59 m² · Guest room floors · The city view · 2 queen beds · sleeps 3 + 1 child
It is 9 square metres more than the king plan, with room for a fourth person: 2 queens, the same oversized daybed and the same joinery, at 59 square metres. The smallest room in the building that takes a family of 4.
74 m² · Guest room floors, the larger plans · The Burj Khalifa view · 1 king bed · sleeps 3
A guest room of 74 square metres: a king, a window daybed, a separate walk-in wardrobe with its own dressing room, and a bathroom with a standalone tub against the glass.
83 m² · Guest room floors, the larger plans · The city view · 2 queen beds · sleeps 3 + 1 child
The largest room here before the suites begin: 83 square metres, 2 queens, a dining table, an elongated daybed, a walk-in wardrobe with a dressing room, and a bathroom with a standalone tub. Room for 4, comfortably.
105 m² · Suite floors · The Burj Khalifa view · 1 king bed · sleeps 3
The way into the suite floors, and into N53: 105 square metres split between an oversized bedroom and a lounge with a dining table and a daybed, with a freestanding bath in a spa-style bathroom and a walk-in wardrobe behind it.
120 m² · Suite floors, a corner plan · The city view · 1 king bed · sleeps 3
A corner suite built around treatment rather than around entertaining: 120 square metres with a massage area, a fitness corner, a bath-and-rain-shower room, Swiss Perfection skincare in the dishes, and 2 in-suite treatments inside the rate.
120 m² · Suite floors, a corner plan · Burj Khalifa view · 1 king bed · sleeps 3
The working suite, and an honest one: 120 square metres with a meeting table big enough for an actual meeting, office equipment, a pantry and a bar-style refreshment centre in the lounge, and a bedroom shut away behind a door.
120 m² · Suite floors · The city view · 1 king bed · sleeps 3
A 120-square-metre suite with a media room built into it: professional AV in a cabinet, Klipsch speakers on stands and acoustic panelling on the walls, alongside a lounge, a bar and a dining area. Booked by people who arrive with work that makes noise.
204 m² · The city on two sides view · 1 king bed and 2 queen beds · sleeps 5 + 1 child
A Sanctuary Suite with a double queen room joined onto it: 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a corner position, and room for 6 — the only suite below Villa One that takes a party that size.
162 m² · Signature suite floors · The city view · 1 king bed · sleeps 3
The first of the signature suites: 162 square metres, a living room with a dining table and a pantry for entertaining, a separate bedroom with a dressing room, a deep soaking tub, and airport transfers in the rate.
168 m² · Two storeys, on the signature suite floors · Burj Khalifa or the city view · 1 king bed · sleeps 3
Two storeys and double-height glass: living and dining below, the master bedroom and its bathroom above, and a wall of window running the full height between them. It is 168 square metres, and the room here people photograph.
755 m² · Two storeys, at the top of the hotel · The city view · 2 king beds · sleeps 4 + 2 children
The top of the building, over 2 floors and 755 square metres: 2 en-suite bedrooms, 3 living spaces, a 20-seat dining room, a kitchen, an office, a cinema, a gym, and a private pool on its own terrace.
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