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Atlantis The Palm

Crescent Road The Palm Jumeirah
Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Location. Atlantis The Palm is located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, close to the Emirates Mall and the Wild Wadi Water Park.
Hotel Features. This modern luxury hotel is set within a 46 hectare resort. There is a shopping centre onsite, as well as a range of entertainment.

Atlantis The Palm offers a daily complimentary breakfast; the resort has numerous bars and eight restaurants, including a steakhouse, Spanish restaurant, and Japanese food at Nobu.

The hotel has a business centre on site, which caters for meetings and conferences; complimentary wireless Internet access and audio visual equipment is provided. There is exhibit space, and catering for banquets and events.

The hotel has a private beach within the resort, as well as a marine park and a water park. The health spa has over 25 treatment rooms, and offers a range of therapies. There are two outdoor swimming pools, one of which is for children, and a kids club is in operation.

Guestrooms. The 1539 air conditioned guestrooms at the hotel are decorated in a contemporary style, and are equipped with wireless Internet access, satellite television, minibars, bathrobes, and complimentary toiletries.

Rates:
457.2241 - 1804.013 USD

Number Of Rooms: 1539
Number Of Floors: 22

Amenities:
Sauna
Fitness Facility
In House Dining
In House Bar
Children Allowed
Meeting Rooms
Business Center

Hotels in Dubai

Hotels in United Arab Emirates

Atlantis The Palm
Crescent Road The Palm Jumeirah
Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Driving Directions:
From Dubai Airport (DXB):
Distance to Atlantis The Palm is 35 kilometres, approximately 35 minutes drive.

Getting there. Pre paid taxis can be found at Terminal 1s Arrivals hall, and the fare to the hotel is approximately 100 AED. Limousines can be hired in the Arrivals hall. Price subject to change.

Getting around. Public buses offer a reasonable service between 6 a.m. and 11 p.m. Buses travel from Bur Dubai station, on Al Ghubaiba road, and Deira bus station, near the gold souk. Buses have separate seated sections for women and men, with women typically sitting near the front. Travellers should pay the correct fare to the driver. In older parts of Dubai, small wooden motorboats cross over Dubai Creek between early morning and midnight. Air conditioned taxis are efficient, cheap, and safe, and can be pre booked by telephone or hailed in the street.