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Dubai is once again reaching for the clouds—this time with a hospitality marvel that’s set to redefine luxury living. Ciel Dubai Marina, the soon-to-be tallest hotel in the world, is officially opening its doors in November 2025, adding yet another record-breaking landmark to the city’s glittering skyline. Standing at a jaw-dropping height of 377 meters (1,237 feet), the 82-storey tower will dethrone the Gevora Hotel (356 meters) as the tallest all-hotel structure globally.
Developed by The First Group and designed by the award-winning NORR Group, Ciel Dubai Marina is more than just a vertical feat—it’s a statement of architectural ambition, hospitality innovation, and Dubai’s relentless pursuit of excellence.
A Towering Achievement in Hospitality
Built at an estimated cost of ₹4,800 crore (USD 544 million), Ciel Dubai Marina is poised to become a global icon. Located in the heart of Dubai Marina, the hotel will feature:
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1,004 rooms and 147 suites across 82 floors
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Floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows offering sweeping views of Palm Jumeirah and the Arabian Gulf
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The world’s highest infinity pool, perched over 1,000 feet above ground on Level 76
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A 12-storey atrium sky garden, adding a lush vertical oasis to the skyline
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A sky restaurant and lounge at 1,158 feet, promising unforgettable dining experiences
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The world’s highest club, currently awaiting Guinness World Records certification
The hotel will be managed under the Vignette Collection brand by InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG), known for its portfolio of unique, luxury properties. According to Rob Burns, CEO of The First Group, “Ciel represents a landmark development that reinforces Dubai’s position as a global hub for tourism and business travel”4.
Dining in the Clouds
Ciel Dubai Marina will host eight distinct dining venues, each designed to deliver a world-class culinary experience:
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Tattu Dubai, a modern Asian fine-dining concept, will span three upper floors
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Tattu Sky Pool and Sky Lounge will offer elevated relaxation and nightlife on Levels 76 and 81
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Risen Café and Artisanal Bakery will serve locally sourced meals and fresh bakes
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West 13, a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant, will feature handmade pasta and live cooking stations
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East 14 will bring together pan-Asian flavors, including sushi, pho, ramen, and Indian curries
Whether you're a food connoisseur or a casual diner, Ciel promises a gastronomic journey that matches its architectural grandeur.
Luxury Meets Business
Ciel isn’t just for leisure travelers. Business guests will benefit from:
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An executive lounge on the 16th floor with flexible meeting spaces
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A luxury spa on the 61st floor, offering skyline views during wellness treatments
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A 24/7 fitness center, ensuring guests stay energized during their stay
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Direct access to Dubai Marina’s boardwalk, water taxis, shopping malls, and public transport links
Guests will also enjoy complimentary transfers to the Soluna Beach Club on Palm Jumeirah, making Ciel a seamless blend of business, leisure, and luxury.
What Will It Cost to Stay in the Sky?
Room rates reflect the exclusivity of the experience:
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Deluxe suites start at approximately AED 1,921 (₹46,000) per night
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Three-bedroom suites with lounge access can go up to AED 4,400 (₹1 lakh+) per night2
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Each room is outfitted with modern interiors, luxury amenities, and panoramic views that promise an unforgettable stay.
What’s Next?
With bookings opening from November 15, 2025, Ciel Dubai Marina is already generating buzz among global travelers, influencers, and luxury aficionados. As Dubai continues to push the boundaries of architecture and hospitality, Ciel stands tall—literally and figuratively—as a symbol of what’s possible when vision meets ambition.
Whether you're visiting for business, pleasure, or simply to say you’ve stayed in the world’s tallest hotel, Ciel Dubai Marina is ready to take you to new heights.
Sources: MSN Travel, Indian Express, Gulf News
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