Is there a dress code for Emirates Palace?

Most of the restaurants at Emirates Palace Hotel require smart casual attire for lunch and dinner. Long trousers are required for men and shorts are not allowed. At breakfast, the hotel asks guests to avoid shorts and t-shirts, sandals, flip flops or beach wear.



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The grand hotel houses 394 luxury rooms, a private beach that stretches across 1.3km of white sand, a helicopter landing pad, and a range of exquisite dining venues. Famed for its luxury interior, the palace features glittering chandeliers and elaborate domes embellished in gold, mother-of-pearl, and crystals.

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How much does it cost to visit Emirates Palace? To visit Emirates Palace, a day pass costs AED 390 and a private guided tour costs AED 150 per person.

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There is no dress code. Most everyone is casually dressed.

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