My stay was enough to sample the facilities, enjoy the food & energise the mind and body.
The drive to the resort is lovely, as it's The Palm and at the very end of the right hand side of the crescent, you drive past The Atlantis and get great views of The Burj Al Arab, Burj Khalifa and Dubai Marina.
As soon as you enter, the whole resort is beautiful and you feel like you have been transported to Thailand.
I stayed in a water villa which was beautiful, a huge room with a double bed with views of the waters and the Dubai Marina. It also had its own private terrace with sun beds.
The bathroom was also big in size, with a bath, shower and an adjoining open closet area. I also loved that they use one of my favourite brands here, L'Occitane!
The best feature had to be the glass under the coffee table where you can see the water below. It was pretty cool! (I won't lie I was a bit nervous walking over it the first time!)
In the afternoon I had lunch near the pool, at their restaurant called The Beach House. The food here was amazing, I have never seen that much calamari in my life!
Although I couldn't fit in a treatment that evening, I did go and check out the steam/sauna facilities... and I am so glad I did! They were the best I have experienced in Dubai so far. They had so many different types of steam rooms (the salt inhalation room, the crystal & gemstone steam room and the dry herbal sauna), they were all so relaxing.
I did have a restaurant reservation at their Thai restaurant Mekong later that evening but I opted for room service instead! Whoops!
F & F
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