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Emirates Palace: One-Week Stay = $1Million

The Emirate’s Palace Hotel, recently named the finest hotel in the Middle East, is attempting to be listed in the Guiness Book of World Records by offering a One-Week Stay (7 Night) stay at the all too tempting price of $1 Million. Yes, thats a 1 with 6 zeros and 2 commas in US Dollars.

This lavish package includes the following for 2 guests:
• First class return trip from any international destination serviced by Etihad Airlines to Abu Dhabi
• Seven night stay in a 680 sqm Palace Suite at Emirates Palace on an all-inclusive basis.
• Chauffeur driven Maybach at your disposal daily during your stay in Abu Dhabi
• Daily spa treatment in the Anantara Spa
• Day trip in private jet to Iran to create your own Persian carpet from the most exclusive and well-renowned hand-maker
• Day trip in private jet to the Dead Sea Jordan to experience the famous sea and an afternoon Anantara spa treatment in the Kempinski Hotel Ishtar
• Day trip to Bahrain in private jet for a pearl deep sea experience. Your pearl will then be hand designed with jewellery settings
• Royal Golf experience at Abu Dhabi Golf Club
• Make your own perfume with experts from YAS Perfume
• Deep sea fishing trip
• Gifts including champagne sunset and desert island tour.
• Gifts including the rarest pearls in the world from Robert Wang and a selection from Holland & Holland Sporting Guns

I couldnt post this without giving you some pictures to go along with it. Afterall, you need to know what a Million dollar hotel room looks like!

Emirates Palace and Limousine Fleet

Emirates Palace and Limousine Fleet

Foyer of the Ballroom

Foyer of the Ballroom

Emirates Palace Pool

Emirates Palace Pool

Grand Room...almost like a regular room

Grand Room...almost like a regular room

The Palace Suite. This is the room you get with the $1 Million Package

The Palace Suite. This is the room you get with the $1 Million Package


If you’re thinking about going to stand outside this extravagant joint to take pictures (LOL) they are located in Abu Dhabi. That is approximately 30 minutes from the United Arabs Emirate airport and 120 minutes from Dubai Airport.

I priced a five-night stay from September 15 - September 20th, 2008 and the grand total (for a regular room) was $9,688.32 AED which equals $2,637.06 USD tax included. The rack rate is $1392 AED/night which is $389.89 USD per night without tax. Also, the total amount for the room is due up front, in this case one month before travel. The Palace Suite, the room you get with the $1 Million Package, is $25,000 AED/night or $6,804.72.

In the words of every popular hip hop song in the last 6 months…it ain’t tricking if you got it!

Legal Stuff: All pictures are courtesy of the Emirates Palace photo library, which said we were to include dates and copyrights, but I’m not sure how to do that. So please know, should you decide to sue, that we only made $15 last month.

Discussion

One comment for “Emirates Palace: One-Week Stay = $1Million”

  1. I’ve noticed that a few other hotels are offering $1 million packages too - saw a release from the Hilton in Sydney the other day! I can understand Emirates Palace offering up something so extravagant - the country has a crazy number of millionaires, as does the region - but I can’t see how many people are going to check in to Sydney’s Hilton for a mil!

    I have to say I have stayed at Emirates Palace (a perk of the job) and it is extremely opulent, as you’d expect, but I don’t think it’s over-the-top to the point of being ugly as the Burj Al Arab interior is in Dubai (although the exterior is very sexy). Emirates Palace has the best hotel breakfast buffet in the world, as well as the stunning restaurant-bar-club, The Embassy (yep, same owners as its exclusive sister rest-bar-club in London).

    Also, it’s about 30 minutes from Abu Dhabi’s airport (not UAE airport) although Abu Dhabi is the UAE capital (not Dubai, as most people think), so you’re not too far off. :)

    Abu Dhabi is a lovely city, by the way - I lived there for 5 years.

    Posted by lara dunston | September 15, 2008, 11:02 pm

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