Ciel Dubai Marina: World’s tallest hotel to open in November 2025
Tattu Sky Pool to overtake Address Beach Resort’s infinity pool record
DUBAI is preparing to add another global record to its ever-growing collection with the opening of Ciel Dubai Marina, set for November 2025.
The soaring structure will stand 377 metres tall across 82 floors, surpassing the Gevora Hotel to become the tallest dedicated hotel tower in the world.
Reservations are already live for stays from Saturday, 15 November, with room rates starting at Dh2,400 per night for a deluxe suite.
World’s tallest hotel in Dubai
Designed by award-winning firm Norr and part of the Vignette Collection by IHG, the hotel will be managed by The First Group Hospitality. Its prime location places it in the heart of Dubai Marina, offering immediate access to beaches, retail destinations, and the city’s tram and metro services.
The landmark property will feature 1,004 rooms and suites, each with floor-to-ceiling glass windows providing sweeping views of Palm Jumeirah, the Arabian Gulf, and the Dubai skyline.
Ciel Dubai Marina will be home to a remarkable collection of facilities, including a rooftop infinity pool on level 76 – soon to be the highest in the world. Known as the Tattu Sky Pool, it will take over the title from Address Beach Resort’s pool at 294 metres. The hotel will also introduce the world’s highest club on level 81, offering a 360-degree glass observation deck that transforms into a sky lounge after sunset.
Dining will play a central role in the guest experience, with eight distinct venues planned. Tattu Dubai, the award-winning Asian concept, will span three levels: restaurant on level 74, pool on level 76, and sky lounge on level 81.
Mediterranean-inspired West 13 will showcase seasonal produce and open kitchens, while East 14 will deliver buffet-style Asian flavours with live ramen, pho, and sushi counters alongside rich Indian curries. The homegrown Risen Café and Artisanal Bakery will focus on locally sourced ingredients for freshly baked goods and café-style dishes.
How does it redefine luxury?
Beyond its culinary highlights, the property will introduce leisure and wellness experiences across multiple levels. A luxury spa on the 61st floor promises transformative treatments paired with breathtaking vistas, complemented by a 24/7 gym with panoramic views. Guests will also have access to the Soluna Beach Club on Palm Jumeirah through complimentary transfers.
Business travellers are catered for with Nest, an executive lounge on the 16th floor offering flexible meeting rooms, cutting-edge technology, and skyline views. Families will also find tailored amenities, from a Kids Club to dedicated menus and activity areas.
The tower’s design is equally distinctive, shaped in an elegant “eye of the needle” form that makes a striking statement on the skyline. The soaring atrium and light-filled interiors set the tone for the blend of innovation and sophistication promised throughout.
When will records be broken?
The world’s hospitality records will officially shift once Ciel opens its doors. Its 377-metre height secures the title of tallest hotel globally, while its rooftop amenities will also capture Guinness World Records for the highest infinity pool and highest club.
While the sky lounge’s reign as the world’s tallest club may be temporary, with Burj Azizi expected to claim that title in future, the hotel’s collection of firsts positions it as one of the most iconic launches in Dubai’s hospitality history.