Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel

Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel is a luxury hotel tower located on Sheikh Zayed Road in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It is part of the Emirates Towers complex, which includes a taller office tower and a retail podium known as The Boulevard connecting the two structures.

The hotel tower stands 309 meters (1,014 feet) tall with 56 floors, making it one of the tallest all-hotel buildings globally and a significant landmark in Dubai’s financial district. Construction began in 1996 and was completed ahead of schedule, with the hotel officially opening on April 15, 2000.

Designed by architect Hazel Wong, the towers feature an innovative and modern architectural style influenced by traditional Islamic geometric shapes and maritime culture, reflected in their equilateral triangular plan and clad in shimmering aluminum panels.

The Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel includes 400 rooms and suites, incorporating luxurious amenities such as a flotation therapy pool in its Talise Spa and exclusive facilities like the Chopard ladies-only floor, designed to offer a premium experience with yoga mats and cosmetics fridges.

The hotel has several high-end dining and nightlife venues, along with a 30-meter high glass atrium lobby designed by Perkins + Will, adding to its grandeur. The complex also features beautifully landscaped gardens and waterfalls, parking for approximately 1,500 vehicles, and peacocks roaming its lush grounds.

The hotel is integrated into Dubai’s urban fabric with direct access to the Dubai Metro and a pedestrian bridge connecting it to the Museum of the Future. Recognized for its architectural and operational excellence, Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel remains a symbol of Dubai's rapid growth and commitment to luxury, design, and innovation while serving as a hub for business and hospitality in the city.