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Brits enjoying cheap flights to Dubai could splash out on a stay in the new luxurious Armani hotel.

Brits enjoying cheap flights to Dubai could splash out on a stay in the new luxurious Armani hotel.

The world’s first hotel under the Armani branding has been opened in Dubai and offers 160 luxury rooms and suites. It is located on the first eight floors as well as the 38th and 39th of the Burj Khalifa – currently the world’s tallest building.

Armani Hotel Burj Khalifa, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Armani Hotel Burj Khalifa, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

The Armani Hotel Burj is part of the Burj Khalifa development, the tallest commercial and residential building in the world. Previously known as Burj Dubai, it was renamed Burj Khalifa during its inauguration on 4 January 2010.

Emaar Properties records 122 per cent growth in half-year net operating profits to AED 1,656 million (US$ 451 million)

Emaar Properties records 122 per cent growth in half-year net operating profits to AED 1,656 million (US$ 451 million)

Marking significant gains in the company’s comparative financial performance over year 2009, Emaar Properties PJSC recorded half-year 2010 net operating profits of AED 1,656 million (US$ 451 million). The highlight of second quarter 2010 was the opening of the world’s first Armani Hotel in Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building. In addition, the handover of units in Burj Khalifa started during the quarter with approximately 24 per cent handed over until June end.

Top Interior Designs: Hotels

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This relentless reiteration of the brand starts in the lobby of the Armani Hotel Dubai, where a series of bronze columns arch overhead, meeting at a point to create a towering collection of artful As. Beneath the arches, mirroring their shape, lie two oversized sofas. The combined result is a consciously contemporary, highly fashionable take on the traditional majlis. Armani Hotel Dubai occupies floors concourse to eight, as well as levels 38 and 39 of Burj Khalifa.

Giorgio Armani: Shirtless in St. Tropez!

Giorgio Armani: Shirtless in St. Tropez!

The Armani empire recently opened its first luxury hotel, the Armani Hotel Dubai, which contains 160 rooms that start at $750 per night. A second Armani hotel is planned to open in Milan, Italy

Giorgio Armani opens his hotel in the world’s tallest building, Burj Khalifa, in Dubai

Giorgio Armani opens his hotel in the world’s tallest building, Burj Khalifa, in Dubai

Back in the good old days, it was enough for a billionaire designer at the top of his or her game to own a super-yacht, a private island, a Manhattan penthouse, a Tuscan villa and a chalet in Gstaad.

Armani Hotel launches today

Armani Hotel launches today

HotelierMiddleEast.com is at the event and will bring you pictures and footage of the opening. The launch of the luxury Armani Hotel, Dubai was postponed by six days due to the ongoing flight disruptions caused by volcanic ash from Iceland.

World’s first Armani Hotel opens in Burj Khalifa

World’s first Armani Hotel opens in Burj Khalifa

After a few delays, designer Giorgio Armani formally opened the world’s first Armani Hotel in the Burj Khalifa on Tuesday and said his company would, in partnership with Dubai-based Emaar Properties, open 10 more such hotels over the next 10 years.

Dubai: Inside the world's tallest building

Dubai: Inside the world’s tallest building

More than a dozen of us filed into the dark elevator, ready to be whisked up 1,483 feet to the observation deck of the newly minted tallest building in the world. The smooth 60-second ride delivered us to the Burj Khalifa’s 124th floor. People of all ages were making their way around the viewing platform’s floor-to-ceiling windows, soaking up the 360-degree views of Dubai at night.

Giorgio Armani worried Burj designs may look ‘old’

Giorgio Armani worried Burj designs may look ‘old’

Iconic fashion designer Giorgio Armani has said he is nervous his first hotel project, which will be located in the base of Dubai’s Burj Khalifa, may look outdated when officially opened later this month. “I’ve been working on this for five years. I’m finally going to see what I designed, and it’s a bit nerve-racking to think that what I liked five years ago might look old now,” the Italian designer told US-based fashion trade publication Woman’s Wear Daily at the weekend.