Because in actual fact, they don't really exist – the Burj Al Arab Dubai is the only one that has officially 7-stars.
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Officially, a 7-star rating is impossible. Across the world, fairly uniform hotel classification systems are used, particularly in instances of international standardisation, such as the European Hotelstars Union (HSU). According to these systems, the maximum rating a hotel can achieve is officially 5-stars.
Additionally, amenities such as a spa and room service come as a standard. However, what sets six star hotels, and even seven star rated hotels apart is their extraordinary services. With personal butlers, limousines, on site galleries and hair stylists, these hotels certainly are a step above the rest.
In truth, there are no official 7-star hotels. That doesn't mean guests, reviewers, and sometimes hotel owners haven't dub some establishments seven-star hotels. A seven-star hotel exceeds even the luxury and premium service required to attain a five-star rating from an official body.
The Leading Hotels of the World, Ltd. is a marketing organization, representing more than 400 hotels in over 80 countries. Established in 1928 by European hoteliers, LHW is headquartered in New York City.
How much is a night at Burj Al Arab hotel? Nightly rates at Burj Al Arab hotel start at AED 4,500 (about $1,225) during the low season but keep in mind that during that time, you'd experience the sweltering summer heat.High season rates can be AED 8,000 (about $2,175).
In the United States, a five-star rating system is often used by independent organizations like AAA to rate a hotel. One star is the lowest rating, and five stars is the highest score. Although knowing the best and worst scores is helpful, knowing the meaning of hotel star ratings is much more beneficial.
All Atlantis standard guest rooms have a maximum occupancy of up to four persons in the room. Larger accommodations are available such as Luxury Suites which can accommodate up to eight persons and Villas that sleep up to ten persons.