Is Possible Visit Burj Al Arab?

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Sep 01, 2006
arniegang wrote:The toiletries in the Burj are worth around £200

The bulter service can be really in your face sometimes thats all.

So if I stay there on my next visit to dubai, I'll need to take a really big toilet bag then?? :lol:

£200 - well that's got to be worth a nights stay! I can try and sell the stuff on the market when I get back home! :lol:

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the_zooter wrote:
arniegang wrote:The toiletries in the Burj are worth around £200

The bulter service can be really in your face sometimes thats all.

So if I stay there on my next visit to dubai, I'll need to take a really big toilet bag then?? :lol:

£200 - well that's got to be worth a nights stay! I can try and sell the stuff on the market when I get back home! :lol:


You guys are really bad :wink: :roll: :wink: :roll:
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Sep 02, 2006
best to visit and do brunch now on friday and saturdays

best brunch in dubai 8)
expensive though but quality items foie gras caviar and champagne on arrival 8)
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Sep 03, 2006
the_zooter wrote:As for just looking round, I believe entrance is around 300dhs per person (someone correct me if I'm wrong!).


i think it was just 200dhs.

but i never paid any entrance when i had dinner at al muntaha.
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Sep 03, 2006
Hmm...you just need to have a booking for any restaurant/coffee shop inside and then have the establishment send you the invitation by fax,etc. then you can enter and have a picture taking galore inside :lol:
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Sep 03, 2006
Correct Zam.

They take your credit card details upon booking to confirm the reservation - used to be 300dhs/person now they only take 200. You can book for afternoon tea etc - cheapest option.

You can take photos inside, just not from the tea room area (signs are clearly posted) and if you want to take pics from the bar on the top floor (views of 'The World' and 'Palm Jumeirah') you need to be there before the bar opens at 6:30pm.
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XRW-147 wrote:Correct Zam.

They take your credit card details upon booking to confirm the reservation - used to be 300dhs/person now they only take 200. You can book for afternoon tea etc - cheapest option.

You can take photos inside, just not from the tea room area (signs are clearly posted) and if you want to take pics from the bar on the top floor (views of 'The World' and 'Palm Jumeirah') you need to be there before the bar opens at 6:30pm.


Hey XRW,

Is the amount paid offset against a Bar / Restaurant bill?

Thanks
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sage & onion wrote:Hey XRW,

Is the amount paid offset against a Bar / Restaurant bill?

Thanks


The amount is a guarantee against the booking - same as what hotels do when you check in, and they only debit this amount when you don't turn up for the reservation.
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XRW-147 wrote:
sage & onion wrote:Hey XRW,

Is the amount paid offset against a Bar / Restaurant bill?

Thanks


The amount is a guarantee against the booking - same as what hotels do when you check in, and they only debit this amount when you don't turn up for the reservation.


OK, thanks
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