Raffles The Palm is Dubai's newest golden Instagrammable destination; here's why you should go.
Dubai is described as luxurious, extravagant, opulent, and boujee, to name a few terms. I've been visiting the Middle East for the past ten years and don't see my love affair ending anytime soon.
It's okay if you despise the notion of Dubai. It is not suitable for everyone. If you enjoy culture, lengthy hikes, and drunken sundowners, this may not be the place for you. However, if you enjoy GLAM, LUXURY, and BLING, Dubai should definitely be your next vacation destination.
Raffles The Palm Dubai is the newest hotel to hit Dubai. This five-star hotel will undoubtedly dominate your Instagram feed this year. Whether it's fashionistas Leonie Hanne and Victoria McGrath lounging poolside, Love Island star Kady McDermott showing off her bikini collection, Alicia Keys relaxing, or beauty mogul Mona Kattan saying 'I do' here, this hotel dishes out Instagram-worthy stuff without even trying.
The entrance of Raffles the Palm Dubai is easily identified.
Raffles on the Palm Dubai rooms
All of the rooms and suites have views of the Arabian Gulf or the Dubai skyline.
The attractively decorated rooms and big suites are all furnished with exquisite antiques. Highly experienced artisans used genuine gold and silver leaf to complete each guest room, while professional stonemasons molded the imported Portuguese marble and each featured a balcony or terrace with unobstructed views, as well as a collection of private villas.
Raffles thre Palm Dubai Raffles' cuisine The Palm Dubai's restaurants and cafés have boosted the city's culinary scene with innovative dining concepts that provide a mix of international and regional favorites.
Le Jardin, which serves breakfast, lunch, and supper, serves spectacular meals in a royal setting with an outdoor patio overlooking the property's gorgeous gardens and the Palm Jumeirah.
A team of well educated chefs will make an outstanding fusion meal of contemporary Japanese and Italian food, known as Itameshi, at Matagi.
Matagi is a modern Japanese restaurant that is a must-visit for foodies in Dubai.
Music fans may unwind with an incredible assortment of food and beverages in SOLA, the hotel's Jazz Lounge. I had a great time here, so definitely include it on your schedule.
I also have to mention Raffles Patisserie, which sells high-end and classic French and Italian pastries, as well as freshly baked breads. The Patisserie is a must-see, led by Gianluca Guinzoni, who educated at COVA, one of the oldest Italian culinary organizations.
At Blüthner Hall, guests may also partake in a famed afternoon tea fit for royalty.
Another must-see is PIATTI, a colorful and stylish seaside restaurant with excellent service. After a day in the sun, definitely indulge in one of the stonebaked pizzas.
PIATTI is fantastic both day and night - and don't forget to visit the dessert chamber of bliss.
The Raffles Spa
At the center of the resort is the award-winning Parisian Cinq Mondes Spa. The spa is a haven of well-being, with 23 treatment rooms, two private spa suites, a yoga studio, an indoor swimming pool, and two traditional hammams. You'll leave feeling on cloud nine.
The Cinq Mondes Spa in Paris has an indoor pool.
You'll be in a state of happiness whether you choose a massage, an energizing scrub session, a detox treatment, or a radiance-boosting facial.
Is Raffles the Palm Dubai suitable for children?
Definitely. I don't have children, but after speaking with a nice family on my vacation there (shout out to the Walkers! ), this is a hotel you'll return to since it's a terrific place for parents with little children.
Raffles on the Palm Dubai is popular with both adults and children.
More Instagrammable activities in Dubai
A journey to the desert is essential.
I'm posing in the Sonara Resort at sunset. If it's not too hot, you should go to the desert and visit the Sonara Camp, which has a unique restaurant situated in the midst of the Arabian Desert.
Prepare for an exciting visit to the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve, home to hundreds of oryxes and gazelles, with activities and entertainment for all ages. The entire experience was unique, with one of the finest fire presentations I've ever seen.
Get your swing on at CÉ LA VI Dubai.
At CÉ LA VI, I'm posing with the notorious swing.
There are many Instagrammable restaurants in Dubai, but CÉ LA VI is without a doubt one of my favorites. The food is wonderful - offering contemporary Asian cuisine direct from the kitchen to your plate - but it's the Instagram-worthy vistas that make it so memorable.
The restaurant is located on the 54th story of Address Sky View and opens onto a magnificent pool deck with an unrivaled city view. Guests are encouraged to take selfies on the swing.
Be lovely in pink at Tashas' Flamingo Room.
Of course, I had to wear my pink fluffy PJs by Nadine Merabi to Flamingo Rooms by Tashas.
If you're looking for a pink paradise, here is the place to be. Flamingo Room by Tashas is a sophisticated dining experience great for dinner and cocktails, perfectly located on Jumeriah Al Naseem's turtle lagoon with the backdrop of the azure blue of the Arabian sea.
The entrance of Raffles the Palm Dubai is easily identified.
Raffles on the Palm Dubai rooms
All of the rooms and suites have views of the Arabian Gulf or the Dubai skyline.
The attractively decorated rooms and big suites are all furnished with exquisite antiques. Highly experienced artisans used genuine gold and silver leaf to complete each guest room, while professional stonemasons molded the imported Portuguese marble and each featured a balcony or terrace with unobstructed views, as well as a collection of private villas.
Raffles thre Palm Dubai Raffles' cuisine The Palm Dubai's restaurants and cafés have boosted the city's culinary scene with innovative dining concepts that provide a mix of international and regional favorites.
Le Jardin, which serves breakfast, lunch, and supper, serves spectacular meals in a royal setting with an outdoor patio overlooking the property's gorgeous gardens and the Palm Jumeirah.
A team of well educated chefs will make an outstanding fusion meal of contemporary Japanese and Italian food, known as Itameshi, at Matagi.
Matagi is a modern Japanese restaurant that is a must-visit for foodies in Dubai.
Music fans may unwind with an incredible assortment of food and beverages in SOLA, the hotel's Jazz Lounge. I had a great time here, so definitely include it on your schedule.
I also have to mention Raffles Patisserie, which sells high-end and classic French and Italian pastries, as well as freshly baked breads. The Patisserie is a must-see, led by Gianluca Guinzoni, who educated at COVA, one of the oldest Italian culinary organizations.
At Blüthner Hall, guests may also partake in a famed afternoon tea fit for royalty.
Another must-see is PIATTI, a colorful and stylish seaside restaurant with excellent service. After a day in the sun, definitely indulge in one of the stonebaked pizzas.
PIATTI is fantastic both day and night - and don't forget to visit the dessert chamber of bliss.
The Raffles Spa
At the center of the resort is the award-winning Parisian Cinq Mondes Spa. The spa is a haven of well-being, with 23 treatment rooms, two private spa suites, a yoga studio, an indoor swimming pool, and two traditional hammams. You'll leave feeling on cloud nine.
The Cinq Mondes Spa in Paris has an indoor pool.
You'll be in a state of happiness whether you choose a massage, an energizing scrub session, a detox treatment, or a radiance-boosting facial.
Is Raffles the Palm Dubai suitable for children?
Definitely. I don't have children, but after speaking with a nice family on my vacation there (shout out to the Walkers! ), this is a hotel you'll return to since it's a terrific place for parents with little children.
Raffles on the Palm Dubai is popular with both adults and children.
More Instagrammable activities in Dubai
A journey to the desert is essential.
I'm posing in the Sonara Resort at sunset. If it's not too hot, you should go to the desert and visit the Sonara Camp, which has a unique restaurant situated in the midst of the Arabian Desert.
Prepare for an exciting visit to the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve, home to hundreds of oryxes and gazelles, with activities and entertainment for all ages. The entire experience was unique, with one of the finest fire presentations I've ever seen.
Get your swing on at CÉ LA VI Dubai.
At CÉ LA VI, I'm posing with the notorious swing.
There are many Instagrammable restaurants in Dubai, but CÉ LA VI is without a doubt one of my favorites. The food is wonderful - offering contemporary Asian cuisine direct from the kitchen to your plate - but it's the Instagram-worthy vistas that make it so memorable.
The restaurant is located on the 54th story of Address Sky View and opens onto a magnificent pool deck with an unrivaled city view. Guests are encouraged to take selfies on the swing.
Be lovely in pink at Tashas' Flamingo Room.
Of course, I had to wear my pink fluffy PJs by Nadine Merabi to Flamingo Rooms by Tashas.
If you're looking for a pink paradise, here is the place to be. Flamingo Room by Tashas is a sophisticated dining experience great for dinner and cocktails, perfectly located on Jumeriah Al Naseem's turtle lagoon with the backdrop of the azure blue of the Arabian sea.
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