World’s tallest hotel opens in Dubai

By Alimat Aliyeva

The Ciel Dubai Marina Hotel, now recognized as the tallest hotel in the world, has officially opened in Dubai, Azernews reports, citing foreign media.

Standing at an impressive 377 meters, the Ciel Dubai Marina surpasses the height of the Gevora Hotel, also located in Dubai. According to The National, the city now hosts eight of the ten tallest hotels in the world, including the iconic Burj Al Arab, which has become a symbol of the UAE with its sail-shaped design and a height of 321 meters.

The Ciel Dubai Marina boasts 1,004 rooms spread across 82 floors. Among its standout features is the Tattu Sky swimming pool on the 76th floor, approximately 310 meters above ground, offering breathtaking views of the city skyline. Guests can also enjoy a lounge area on the 81st-floor terrace, perfect for watching sunsets over the marina.

The hotel’s design incorporates several futuristic elements, including floor-to-ceiling glass panels and sky gardens, blending luxury with panoramic vistas. Experts suggest that the opening of Ciel Dubai Marina further cements Dubai’s reputation as a global hub for ambitious architectural projects.