Another stay meanwhile
During the closure, we suggest Dubai hotels chosen for the stay you have in mind: beach, island or Downtown.

Closed for restoration until 2027
Umm Suqeim, private island

Atmosphere photograph
Opened in December 1999, the Burj Al Arab stands on an artificial island some 280 metres off Jumeirah Beach, at Umm Suqeim. Its sail-shaped silhouette, designed by architect Tom Wright, houses a hotel made up entirely of suites, most of them duplexes.
The hotel closed in April 2026 for its first major restoration, planned to last around eighteen months. Interiors, suites, restaurants and leisure spaces are being reworked by interior architect Tristan Auer, with the aim of keeping the building's character. Jumeirah has announced a reopening in October 2027.
TGZ, an independent house, is following that date for you. Once bookings open, we will pass on your request according to the house's rules; until then, we suggest other stays in Dubai.
The right moment
Reopening is announced for October 2027, at the start of the cooler season. For a first stay, winter 2027–2028 will be a good moment.

During the closure, we suggest Dubai hotels chosen for the stay you have in mind: beach, island or Downtown.
We follow the announcement of the first dates and let you know as soon as the house accepts requests.
A welcome at the airport or private terminal, then a chauffeured transfer to your hotel.
No. The hotel has been closed for restoration since April 2026; Jumeirah has announced a reopening in October 2027.
It is Jumeirah's announcement, but it may change. We check it before any request.
We will pass on your request as soon as the house opens bookings, without promising anything before then.
No. TGZ is an independent house with no official link to Jumeirah or the hotel.

TGZ Conciergerie is an independent house, with no affiliation to Burj Al Arab Jumeirah. Availability and conditions are confirmed to you before any commitment.