Jakarta, Indonesia Sentinel — Dubai, known for its obsession with architectural marvels, is set to break its own record for the world’s tallest hotel. The iconic Gevora Hotel, which has held the Guinness World Record at 356 meters since its opening six years ago, will soon be surpassed by the towering Ciel Tower in Dubai Marina.
Construction of Ciel Tower began in 2016, nestled in Dubai Marina, a hub for ultra-high skyscrapers, including the 306-meter Cayan Tower and the 425-meter Marina 101. At a height of 373.5 meters, the 82-story Ciel Tower will stand alongside these architectural giants, redefining the city’s skyline.
Feature of Luxury Hotel
Developed by The First Group, Ciel Tower spans a land area of 3,662 square meters, with a total built-up space of 102,000 square meters and scheduled for completion in late 2025, as reported by CNN Indonesia.
The luxury hotel will offer 1,004 rooms, an outdoor infinity pool at 306 meters, a sky restaurant at 353 meters, and a 12-level sky atrium garden with sweeping views of Dubai’s iconic skyline, including the Burj Khalifa, Dubai Harbour, and Palm Jumeirah.
According to the contractors, the the hotel will have glass observation deck, provide a 360-degree panoramic view of the city, while guests can enjoy a range of amenities, including a spa, state-of-the-art business facilities, and award-winning restaurants.
Additional highlights include a fitness center, club lounge, bars, and an observation lounge offering breathtaking views of the Palm Jumeirah and the Arabian Gulf.
Award-Winning Design
Even before its opening, Ciel Tower has garnered international recognition. In December 2020, it won three accolades at the International Property Awards for Best International Hotel Architecture, Best Hotel Architecture Arabia, and Best High-Rise Architecture Arabia.
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The hyperbolic architectural design features sweeping curves, high-altitude observation platforms, and cutting-edge Chinese construction techniques, including the use of lightweight yet durable precast concrete wall panels.
Anticipated Price Range
While the official room rates have yet to be announced, property platforms estimate that a stay at Ciel Tower could range from AED 500,000 to AED 3.95 million per night (approximately $136,000 to $1.08 million).
As Dubai continues to push the boundaries of tallest and most magnificent buildings, Ciel Tower is set to become the city’s new symbol of luxury architecture and hospitality.
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