Jumeirah Beach Hotel

Jumeirah Beach Hotel is a building on Jumeirah Beach in Dubai, Emirate of Dubai, United Arab Emirates, known for its curved facade. The property spreads across several wings with direct water views and offers accommodation in different sizes and locations.

The site was formerly known as Chicago Beach, named after the Chicago Bridge & Iron Company that operated there. The building was later designed and constructed to serve the growing tourism along the Dubai coast.

The layout follows an open design that brings together beach and terrace areas, making it easy for families with young children to reach shallow water zones. Staff wear uniforms that mix western hotel attire with local design touches, while the lobby displays large artworks by regional artists.

Guests staying here can use several swimming pools and a stretch of beach without extra charges. Entry to the nearby water park is also included, which can be practical on hot days.

The wave-shaped design of the exterior complements the sail-shaped silhouette of the neighboring Burj Al Arab tower over the water. Both structures appear from certain angles as a connected architectural motif.

Location: Emirate of Dubai

Location: Dubai

Inception: 1997

Architects: Atkins

Official opening: 1997

Architectural style: high-tech architecture

Floors above the ground: 26

Website: https://jumeirah.com/en/hotels-resorts/dubai/jumeirah-beach-hotel

GPS coordinates: 25.14083,55.19028

Latest update: December 20, 2025 13:40