Hotel London

Hotel London is a luxurious destination that masterfully blends the timeless charm of London with the modern allure of Dubai. Set on a stunning island, the project reimagines English heritage with Victorian architecture, royal hospitality, and iconic traditions, such as high tea and cozy pubs. Guests are welcomed with an immersive journey, from VIP yacht arrivals to personalized service that creates a lasting impression. This unique retreat offers breathtaking views, tranquil beaches, and unparalleled sophistication, inviting visitors to experience the elegance of England in Dubai's vibrant landscape.

By combining the best of European culture, architecture, and hospitality with the luxury and innovation of the Emirates and the white, sandy beaches of tropical islands The Heart of Europe offers breath-taking experiences, from underwater living to the climate-controlled Raining Street. Choose among mansions, floating villas, and hotel suites to make it your own forever!

Each floor of Hotel London is a homage to the essence of London. Choose from rooms inspired by Notting Hill’s eclectic charm, Kensington’s refined sophistication, Mayfair’s opulent elegance, and Westminster’s regal heritage. Each room immerses you in the atmosphere of these iconic neighborhoods, designed for a bespoke stay.
The World Islands is a new large-scale development by Nakheel Properties. The project consists of a group of 300 individual islands in the shape of the Earth’s continents. The World Islands is located between Burj Al Arab and the Port Rashid transport hub and is four kilometres off the Arabian Gulf. Construction on the project began in 2003, and the idea was initiated by the Crown Prince of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. Each island was to be sold to a select number of private developers. The World Islands are not connected to the mainland. Therefore, the islands are only accessible by sea or air. There is a boat that travels between the Fishing Harbour Jumeirah One Station and the island of Lebanon every 30 minutes, and the nearest public transport stop is Rashid Al Hadees Masjid 2.