The only eight-star hotel in the world is the Emirates Palace Hotel.

Eight-star hotel is what the public calls ultra-luxury and super-standard hotels. According to the star rating standards commonly used in China and internationally, the highest hotel star rating is only five. Nowadays, the standard of hotel construction is becoming more and more luxurious, far exceeding the five-star standard, so six-star, seven-star and even eight-star hotels have appeared. The hotel was originally built to welcome the Gulf Cooperation Council Summit in Abu Dhabi. Therefore, the hotel's original name was the Conference Palace, and was later renamed the Emirates Palace Hotel.

The hotel is managed and operated by Kempinski Hotel Group and designed by the famous British designer John Elliott. His design tone is solemn and elegant, rich in Arab national style. This hotel owns eight BMW 760s and two Rolls-Royces, which are exclusively used by hotel guests to travel directly to and from the airport.

Introduction to Emirates Palace Hotel

The Emirates Palace Hotel is located on the northwest coast of Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. It is the most luxurious and expensive hotel to date, costing US$3 billion. Built, the hotel is thought to be simply fit for a king. Facing the sea to the north and west, it is a classical Arabian palace-style building. From a distance, it looks a bit like a mosque, and also a bit like the royal palace in the legendary Sinbad or Alibaba era. Each palace has a legendary story and has a strong national color.

This palace-style hotel, just across the street from the UAE Presidential Palace, looks like a huge castle from a distance, with a golden coastline of more than 1,300 meters. For such a luxurious hotel, the service is of course extraordinary. They serve coffee, linen napkins, almond croissants and imported mineral water on silver trays covered with rose petals, and present flowers to female customers.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia—Eight-Star Hotel