The Palm Tower, Skyscraper in Palm Jumeirah, United Arab Emirates
The Palm Tower is a high-rise on the artificial Palm Jumeirah island, rising about 230 meters with 52 floors that combine hotel rooms, residences, and a rooftop observation deck. The building features multiple restaurants, retail spaces, and facilities designed to serve both guests and residents.
The Palm Tower was designed by RSP Architects Planners & Engineers of Singapore and completed in 2020, rising 52 floors beside Nakheel Mall on Palm Jumeirah. Its lower 18 floors hold a 289-room St. Regis hotel of Marriott International, while the top two floors carry an observation deck and a restaurant.
The tower's name comes from its setting on Palm Jumeirah, the artificial archipelago next to Nakheel Mall. Its lower 18 floors hold a five-star St. Regis hotel of Marriott International with 289 rooms, while the top two floors combine an observation deck and a restaurant.
The building sits on the palm island and connects to the mainland via road, with parking available for visitors. The observation deck is open during daylight hours and offers restaurants and shops to explore once you reach the top.
Auraskypool on the 50th floor sits 210 metres up and is described as one of the world's highest 360-degree infinity pools. The tower's exterior curves outward on the upper floors in the shape of a palm. The building used 7,600 cubic metres of concrete, 46,000 square metres of glass and 17,000 tonnes of steel.
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