New Year's menu at Burj Al Arab (31 photos)

According to the author: In the Burj Al Arab, I was invited to the presentation of the New Year's menu. The hotel administrators invited five editors-in-chief of the publications of the countries from which tourists most often come to Dubai. The demonstration took place in the most expensive room. The Royal Suite makes an impression - two floors of the richest decoration - but most of all I remember the most expensive cocktail Burj Al Arab, which contains real gold...







At the elevator there is a line of butlers:



At the door, a beautiful girl meets the guests:



This is the room itself: inside is the same corridor of hotel employees - he noted that European faces prevail:



The bartender prepares the most expensive cocktail worth 1500 euros:

In a glass encrusted with Swarovski crystals...



… put a piece of sugar and soak it in a Jerry Thomas' Own Decanter bitter...

… Then an insanely expensive cognac of 1906 is poured and...

… Everything is poured with champagne:

In the bottle, by the way, there are pieces of edible gold leaf floating:

The cocktail ends with a golden sugar stick. Dissolving, it forms a thin golden film.

This is a classic cocktail based on champagne and cognac and the most favorite cocktail of Coco Chanel. By the way, it is present in the new Aeroflot menu (only without gold and crystals, of course):



The Royal Suite, like all rooms in the hotel, consists of two floors. On the first floor there are several rooms where you can invite guests and arrange receptions. In each room there were chefs, each of whom offered his own dish - some oysters, some pasta with fresh truffles. This is a dessert in the form of a gold bar:



Christmas trees at every step:



I liked the white one the most:



And so the table will be set for the New Year and Christmas - nutcracker, turkey, and, of course, gold:



Fresh truffles, brought the day before:



Stairs to the second floor:



All evening the musicians played classics:



The main room on the second floor is a bedroom, in which there is a bed, the size of a children's carousel. The comparison is further enhanced by the fact that the bed rotates from the remote control:



Dressing room with excellent views of the city. Officially, it is the 25th floor, but considering that all the rooms consist of two floors, it is actually the fiftieth:



Royal Suite Bathroom:



Another room on the second floor, located in front of the second bedroom:



Second bedroom. Here the bed is already rigidly mounted:



Second bathroom:



The general manager of the hotel speaks:

"In the Burj Al Arab, everything that looks like gold is gold. But the most important thing is not the decoration of the rooms, but the service and care that we offer to each of our guests:



Another version of the Christmas tree:



Nutcracker:



Fresh oysters brought the day before the event from France:



Tender, delicious salmon:



And finally, the cost of rooms: the simplest room will cost 80 thousand rubles per day, the most expensive - royal - half a million:



Source: sergeydolya.livejournal.com