Bab Al Shams Desert Resort & Spa
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"CNT 2024 Gold List BAB AL SHAMS IS AN OASIS OF CALM LESS THAN A HOUR FROM DOWNTOWN DUBAI Bab Al Shams reveals herself slowly, her sandstone exterior - an ode to traditional Emirati forts - half-hidden by spindly date palms and sand dunes. In a city that so often leans into excess, the grande dame of Dubai's desert resorts works her magic with restraint. For almost two decades, UAE residents have made the 45-minute pilgrimage from the city up Al Qudra Road - past outlandishly shaped man-made lakes, swirling cycle paths and endurance horse-racing tracks - to celebrate birthdays, anniversaries and indulgent weekends at Bab Al Shams. The city may be creeping closer, but this is still the place we come to get away from it all. The resort's much-photographed infinity pool, which drops off into a vast sandy expanse in a paradox of elemental opposites, is the draw for many. For me, it's the quiet, which is all-enveloping and absolute. The resort comes into its own as the sun sets, the silhouettes of sand dunes framed in pinks and mauves; bamboo torches flickering along the perimeter and lanterns creating a play a play of light and shadow in outdoor passways. Now Bab Al Shams is fresh from a 10-month, no-holds-barred renovation, with new bragging rights as the first property in the Rare Finds Hotels & Resorts collection by the Kerzner group (Atlantis, One&Only). The exterior remains largely unchanged, the deep solid walls, arches, alcoves and geometric patterning lifted directly from the UAE's vernacular architecture. But interiors have been transformed by a deft hand, the gilded ornamentalism that characterises the country's Arabesque-inspired resorts forsaken for a lighter touch. The lobby, once a warren of dimly lit, compartmentalised spaces, has been opened out and brightened up. In my terrace cardon room instead a backdrop B"
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"restaurant gastro et hôtel 5 etoile"
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"An "Arabian Nights" (=mille et une nuits) restaurant to have a drink or dinner. Beautiful and magical especially at the sunset and in the evening"
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