Dubai to open the world's first hotel with its own jungle
Dubai is already known all over the world for its tallest skyscraper, incredible artificial islands and maddening luxury. But soon another curiosity will appear here — the world's first hotel with its own jungle. There will also be an artificial beach, a frog pool and trees spraying water dust.
The cost of the hotel will be about $ 300 million. Luxury hotel called Rosemont Hotel & Residences will be the latest example of first-class luxury in Dubai. The operator of the hotel will be Curio, a brand of the Hilton Hotel Corporation.
Simulated images of the future five-star hotel give an idea of what the man-made jungle with an area of seven thousand square meters will look like when it appears before the eyes of visitors.
The improvised forest will be located in a five-storey podium on top of two 47-storey towers. It will be filled with exotic plants so that hotel guests can have an unforgettable experience.
The new attraction is mainly designed for family holidays thanks to an artificial beach and a swimming pool. It is believed that this will be the first rainforest in the Middle East.
The hotel will have 450 rooms and apartments in a tower with a lobby on the 26th floor, a rooftop pool that seems to flow over the edge of the building, a first-class kitchen, a lounge area for VIP guests, a spa and meeting rooms.
A children's play area, a bowling alley and a trampoline are also provided for guests with children.
A separate tower will house 280 apartments, shops and leisure facilities. The authors of the hotel and residential complex are the architectural bureau ZAS Architects, which is represented in Canada and the UAE.