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    World's tallest hotel set to open in Dubai tomorrow

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    The 356-metre high Gevora Hotel in Dubai, built by the Al Attar Group, will have 75 floors, 528 rooms​​ and four restaurants.

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    Just to put things in perspective, the hotel will be equal to the length of three football pitches and 56 metres taller than the Eiffel Tower.
    With opening of Gevora hotel tomorrow, Dubai will once again set a new record from the tallest hotel in the world.

    The 356-metre (1167.98 feet) high Gevora Hotel in Dubai, built by the Al Attar Group, will have 75 floors, 528 rooms and four restaurants. Gevora will take over the world’s tallest hotel tag from the JW Marriott Marquis Hotel (1,165 feet) on the same Shaikh Zayed Road. JW Marriott Marquis Hotel was opened in 2012 and has 1,608 rooms.


    Inside the hotel, the smallest deluxe rooms measure 46 sq m, and the largest two-bedroom suite boasts a massive 85 sq m size. The hotel is a gold-coloured building, which have four restaurants, an open-air pool deck, a luxury spa on the 71st floor, and a health club and Jacuzzi.

    A perfect location in the heart of the city! #openingsoon

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    Just to put things in perspective, the hotel will be equal to the length of three football pitches and 56 metres taller than the Eiffel Tower.

    Dubai has two other hotel in the world's tallest list: Rose Rayhann at 1,093 feetk and the Burj Al Arab, at 1,053 feet.






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