A must-try in Dubai, loved by celebrities!

When it comes to Dubai and Jumeirah, no one can miss this world-class landmark: the Burj Al Arab Jumeirah, which is known as the "seven-star hotel" and has been open for 25 years. If the Burj Al Arab Jumeirah is the brand's golden ace, then the Jumeirah Al Qasr is the brand's deep extension of charm. The Jumeirah Al Qasr is located next to the Burj Al Arab Jumeirah and consists of four hotels. The hotel I stayed at, the Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf, is a collection of 29 two-story villas hidden in the greenery, away from the main building, with a high level of privacy, and is popular with celebrities and the wealthy. Staying at the Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf, you can enjoy 24-hour butler service, a central courtyard with a North African flair, a living room with coffee, tea, and evening cocktails, and unlimited rides on the traditional Arabian wooden boat "Abra." The room I stayed in was about 65 square meters and had been completely renovated to give a fresh and calm feeling. The bathroom space is symmetrically laid out with double sinks and a spacious vanity for ladies. Overall, it doesn't go for eye-catching design, but rather a temporary private residence. The Jumeirah Al Qasr is like a resort town with many pools and restaurants, and several hotels share the best beach and sunset views in Dubai. Don't miss the pop-up hot air balloon restaurant on the fifth floor of the Jumeirah Al Qasr, where you can enjoy the charming sunset and the best view of the Burj Al Arab Jumeirah. For breakfast, try the French Riviera Beach restaurant on the beach, which is open to non-hotel guests and has a great atmosphere.