The Ritz-Carlton Dubai, located in the Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR) area, was designed by New Zealand architectural practice G2 Studio and opened in 1998. The building's exterior, adorned in muted earth tones and warm hues, harmonizes beautifully with its natural beachfront surroundings. Spanning 35,000 square meters, the meticulously landscaped gardens envelop the property, offering a serene retreat that contrasts with the dynamic energy of the city.
A balancing sculpture by Polish artist Jerzy Kędziora is installed in front of the main entrance.
Ritz-Carlton Dubai - entrance with balancing sculpture by Jerzy Kędziora
swimming pool
The hotel’s architecture features classic Arabic details, including arched doorways and intricate mashrabiya latticework. The interior design expresses a luxurious elegance, with grand chandeliers and marble flooring.
reception
reception overlooking the gardens
reception sitting area
hallway
Each of the hotel’s rooms and suites features private balconies or terraces overlooking either the gardens or the sea.
room
The Spa features 12 treatments rooms, steam rooms, plunge pools and an outdoor relaxation pool.
spa entrance
spa hallway
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