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Inside the world’s tallest hotel — Ciel Dubai Marina — now open in Dubai

Designed to balance contemporary luxury with warm, organic interiors, Ciel Dubai Marina offers convenient access to top attractions and aims to set a new benchmark for vertical hospitality in the region.

3 min readNew DelhiNov 29, 2025 12:30 PM IST

Ciel Dubai Marina is 82 floors high (Source: Instagram/@cieldubaimarinahotel)

Ciel Dubai Marina officially opened its doors as the world’s tallest hotel, as a part of IHG’s Vignette Collection. The architectural marvel stands at 377 metres (1236.88 feet) high, with 82 floors. With over 1,000 rooms and suites, the property offers stunning views of Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah, and the Arabian Gulf.

Ciel Dubai Marina houses one of the highest infinity pools in the world on level 76, along with a 24-hour gym and a spa. There are eight dining restaurants, along with a three-level modern Asian restaurant, Tattu. Designed to balance contemporary luxury with warm, organic interiors, Ciel Dubai Marina offers convenient access to top attractions and aims to set a new benchmark for vertical hospitality in the region.

According to IHG’s official website, the spa on level 61 is set to open in February 2026. Guests can also enjoy unfettered access to Soluna Beach Club on Palm Jumeirah, where they can unwind by the private pool or relax along the shoreline. The property is designed with families in mind, offering dedicated spaces and activities for children, including a Splash Pad, Kids Club, child-friendly menus, and thoughtful amenities at check-in. For business and executive class guests, refreshments and meeting spaces with technological advancements and personalised service are available for their convenience.

Ciel Dubai Marina (Source: Instagram/@cieldubaimarinahotel)

Dining options in the hotel

Tattu: The acclaimed UK-born Asian restaurant concept has opened a dramatic multi-level destination. The Tattu Dubai story begins on level 74, where the restaurant welcomes guests into a dramatic world of ancient mythology, modern mastery and contemporary Chinese and Japanese cuisine.

West 13: Offers vibrant Mediterranean flavours with dishes inspired by Italy, Greece, Spain, and France. Expect handmade pastas, Greek gyros, and fresh bakery items.

East 14: Offers a buffet-style journey through Asia, this venue will include live ramen and pho stations, sushi and dim sum counters, and various Indian curries.

Risen Café and Artisanal Bakery: A popular local concept, Risen will serve breakfast, lunch, and all-day menus featuring pastries, cafe dishes, and locally sourced coffee.

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Just minutes from Palm Jumeirah and Uptown Dubai, the hotel is ideal for exploring the city. The beach is nearby, and iconic landmarks like The Walk and Ain Dubai, the world’s tallest observation wheel, can be added to your tourist itinerary. The hotel also offers direct access to the Marina boardwalk and water taxis, as well as connections to Dubai Marina Mall, which can be reached by the city’s local tram and metro services.

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