Kempinski Floating Palace Rental Overview
In the waters close to Dubai Marina, there is a posh hotel called The Sea Palace Floating Resort, which has 12 luxurious villas and 12 glass boat houses. This initiative will mark yet another milestone for the nation’s already outstanding tourist sector.
The luxury hotel, which is expected to debut in 2023 and have 12 similarly floating luxury homes gathered around it, will have the option of occasionally moving to other anchorages.
Nothing appears impossible in the United Arab Emirates, and more specifically in Dubai, the land of limitless possibilities. The high-tech metropolis and emirate of superlatives are always up for surprises, and discerning visitors have been waiting for a jewel of a very particular type with the new astonishing Kempinski Floating Palace.
The building will be located on Jumeirah Beach Road, which is home to some of Dubai’s most exclusive beaches and is highly sought after by both tourists and locals due to its thriving hotel and food and beverage industries.
Visitors can either be transported straight by their own boats to the 156-room hotel or their villas by speed boat. Additionally, an exclusive clientele can arrive in style thanks to a connected floating helipad that is close to an amazing yacht parking deck that can accommodate up to 16 vessels.
The Floating Palace is intended to be positioned as a unique novelty that ensures each and every visitor will have an exceptional time.
The new Kempinski Floating Palace adds to the world of intriguing architecture that calls Dubai home and adds a unique touch to the hotel industry in a city long known for unmatched accomplishments and luring international travelers. It does so by reflecting the modern lifestyle in the UAE.
The floating palace’s main building, which is divided into four sections and joined in the middle by a glass pyramid, offers all the amenities of a five-star hotel, including upscale restaurants, bars, spas, and swimming pools, as well as boutiques, banquet spaces, and an area where even larger yachts can enter and exit.
The 12 opulent villas, which are connected by pontoons, are partially for sale but can also be rented by hotel guests who get access to all the hotel’s amenities. The twelve villas, each with two, three, or four bedrooms, crew, and staff rooms, feature high-end and exquisite designs spanning two storeys with a roof patio and infinity pool.
Large panoramic windows, indoor and outdoor living areas, and all the modern conveniences of a smart home are the hallmarks of luxury houseboats. The villas are outfitted with solar panels and are made to be environmentally sustainable, with a top speed of 6 nautical miles.
The grandeur and scope of constructing a floating hotel that will compete in the luxury and hospitality sectors is a commendable project to be taken up by Kempinski and another milestone for Dubai’s already world-class tourism sector.
Laila Aziz will design the interiors in conjunction with Aston Martin. During the opening ceremony in November 2020, one of the Neptune mansions was sold.