A classic example of Dubai’s Midas touch. A brazen sister to Mina A’Salam. Even statuesque courtyard stallions are gold. Inside the flamboyancy continues. More flowers than Elton John’s apartment. Austrian-crystal chandeliers. Guests walk around with a confident swagger from having just pissed cash up the wall, no worries. Grandiose rooms with cushions so plush you won’t know whether to lay on them or sell them on eBay. Adding an extra touch, each room comes with its personal Jeeves.
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