Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel, Hotel tower in Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel is a 309-meter modern tower with 56 floors featuring a glass and steel structure along Sheikh Zayed Road. The building houses approximately 400 rooms and stands as a prominent part of the central business district skyline.
Construction began in 1994 and was completed on 15 April 2000 by Six Construct, a BESIX subsidiary. The tower was designed by Hazel Wong and opened as part of the Emirates Towers complex, connected to the Emirates Office Tower by a retail boulevard. The Arabic source gives 2002 as the completion date.
The towers were designed by architect Hazel Wong, who linked Islamic cultural references with contemporary design; the complex is formed of two equilateral triangles. The hotel connects to the Emirates Office Tower by a retail boulevard, and its restaurants have won awards, among them The Rib Room and Mundo.
The hotel stands on Sheikh Zayed Road, a few minutes by car from Dubai Mall, and is linked to the Emirates Office Tower by a retail boulevard. The two towers form the Emirates Towers complex, so guests can move between them on foot without leaving the site.
The hotel has 67 floors and ranks as the world's third-tallest all-hotel building. Indian actress Sridevi died in room 2201 in 2018. The tower is connected to the Emirates Office Tower by a retail boulevard, and the two form the Emirates Towers complex.
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