Guinness World Records has officially recognized Ciel Dubai Marina as the World’s Tallest Hotel, which is a new architectural icon in Dubai. Standing tall at 377.127 meters, it comprises 1,004 rooms and suites. Besides that, the Dubai Marina hotel is fusing bold design with world-class hospitality, creating an experience as high as its construction.
The First Group Dubai was behind the establishment of Ciel Dubai Marina, which is now part of the IHG Vignette, a collection of unique hotels designed for travelers seeking distinctive experiences. Rob Burns, the CEO of The First Group, said, “It is a tremendous honour to be recognized by Guinness World Records for this monumental achievement – one that stands as a testament to the architects, engineers, construction teams, key partners, and countless individuals whose expertise and dedication transformed Ciel from a bold vision into an iconic landmark.”
As one of the finest hotels in Dubai Marina, Ciel offers a variety of options, including the Marina boardwalk, water taxis, and easy access to the tram and metro. Tourists can reach JBR Beach, Bluewaters Island, Palm Jumeirah, and Ain Dubai within minutes, putting them in the middle of Dubai’s leisure, shopping, and entertainment areas. The property's location not only enhances the overall guest experience but also elevates the hotel’s status as a global tourist destination.
The official recognition of being the World’s Tallest Hotel has boosted Dubai’s status as a city of daring designers, luxurious tourism, and mega projects. Ciel Dubai Marina, under the IHG Vignette Collection and constructed by The First Group Dubai, is a challenge of height and a testament to the hospitality sector's future of innovation, excellence, and legacy.
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With this milestone, Ciel Dubai Marina joins a select group of globally celebrated hotels. A combination of engineering marvel, excellent location, and personalized guest experience not only guarantees that the hotel will be a significant part of Dubai Marina but also marks it as one of the attractions of the UAE's ever-increasing tourism and architectural excellence on a global scale.