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The Emirates Palace has sometimes been referred to as a 7-star hotel, and even though it’s really a 5-star venue, it certainly feels like something special. It’s ultra-luxury, with tonnes of marble and gold decorating its rooms, plus a private beach and two spas for its guests to enjoy. Visitors can experience a taste of opulence in one of the restaurants and cafés or just visit the outside for a photo opportunity on a city tour of Abu Dhabi.
Anneliese O'MalleyBy Anneliese O'Malley
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3 tips for visiting the Emirates Palace

The Lobby of the Emirates Palace | Flickr:Carlos Ebert CC BY 2.0
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Dress to ImpressSome areas of the Emirates Palace, especially certain restaurants, operate a smart casual dress code. Just to be on the safe side, make sure that you’re wearing clothes that are suitable for all areas. Men should wear long trousers in all cafés and restaurants and women should ensure that their shoulders and knees are covered.
The Interior of the Emirates Palace | Flickr: Travpacker.com CC BY-ND
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Try the CoffeeThe easiest way to get a look inside the Emirates Palace (without spending a fortune on a room) is to reserve a time to sample the Palace Cappuccino, a coffee topped with real 24-carat gold.
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Visit on a City TourMany guided tours of Abu Dhabi include a stop to look at the Emirates Palace, usually only from the outside. Its opulent exterior makes for a great photo, whether you make it inside the door or not. You’ll then go on to visit the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Yas Island, and several other Abu Dhabi highlights.
The Stunning Exterior of the Emirates Palace | Flickr: Diego Delso CC BY-SA 2.0

The Emirates Palace Hotel: The Height of Luxury

The Emirates Palace opened in 2005 as one of the most luxurious 5-star hotels in the United Arab Emirates. Its 394 rooms are furnished in gold and marble, with six suites being reserved for royalty and heads of state. The hotel also boasts two helicopter landing pads, two spas, and nearly a mile (1.3 km) of private beach. Ownership of the hotel changed to Mandarin Oriental on January 1, 2020, and as a result, the hotel will be undergoing two years of renovation. During this time, certain facilities may not be available or may be reserved for hotel guests only.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a ticket to visit the Emirates Palace?

No, but you do need either a reservation at a restaurant, a booking at the spa, or to be a hotel guest to visit the premises. Read more.

Are guided tours of the Emirates Palace Hotel available?

In previous years, visitors have been able to book private tours of the Emirates Palace. Since the hotel is now under new ownership, it’s not clear whether external visitors will be able to book tours in the future. Guests of the hotel are able to request a tour from members of staff, who will show them all of the hotel’s amenities and, if they’re available, some of the more luxurious suites. Read more.

What can I see and do in the Emirates Palace?

The most popular thing for visitors to do is to try the 24-carat coffee, a cappuccino topped with flakes of real, edible, 24-carat gold. It’s known as the Palace Cappuccino and its served with a small sweet treat in Le Cafe Restaurant. Other kinds of coffee and sweet treats are available, or you can visit one of the hotel’s 12 restaurants. Read more.

General information

opening hours

The hotel is open to its guests 24 hours a day. The restaurants and cafes each have different opening hours. Lebanese Terrace is open from 12:30pm to 11pm but closed on Tuesdays. The Italian restaurant, Talea by Antonio Guida operates its lunch from 12:30pm to 3pm and dinner from 6:30pm to 11pm and is closed on Mondays. Hakkasan, a Chinese restaurant, is open daily with dinner served from 6pm to 11:30pm and the bar operates from 6pm to 1am. Special Dim Sum Lunch is available on Saturday from 12pm to 3:30pm. At Martabaan by Hemant Oberoi, an Indian restaurant they serve from 12:30pm to 10:30pm daily, they close on Wednesdays. Episodes, a series is played from 9am to 11pm for Episodes 1 and 2 and from 10am to 11pm for Episodes 3 and 4. BBQ Al Qasr and Le Cafe by the fountain are currently observing a seasonal closure. At Vendôme breakfast operates from 6:30am to 11am and dinner operates from 6:30pm to 10pm. Lunch is closed. Las Brisas is currently closed. Cascades operates from 9am to 7pm and Conscious Juice Bar also operates from 9am to 7pm.

access

Entry to the hotel is free to hotel guests and visitors with reservations for a meal or a spa treatment.

address

Emirates Palace
West Corniche Road
United Arab Emirates

how to get there

The Emirates Palace has parking available for guests and visitors, and you can easily take a taxi. If you’re planning to use public transport then you can take bus numbers 033 or 034 from the Abu Dhabi Central Bus Station to Corniche Street, where you’ll need to walk for another 10 minutes before arriving at the hotel.
Anneliese O'Malley
Written byAnneliese O'MalleyAnneliese is a former Londoner, keen traveler, and total word nerd. As a Content Management Specialist she knows the TicketLens inventory inside out and curates, matches, and writes about the most interesting attractions worldwide.
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