Yoga helps you heal, and finding the right place to do yoga is quite essential. Thankfully, Dubai has a lot of stunning locations where you can calm down and uplift your soul. If you are planning to do yoga soon, then here’s some scenic news! Dubai’s JBR skyline now has a brand new addition.
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Experience A Yoga Session In The World’s Highest Infinity Pool
The Address Beach Resort hotel is now open to guests and the best part- you can zen out amidst the clouds at this stunning hotel in town. Strike yoga poses amidst a stunning backdrop at the Address Sky View’s infinity pool. The newly introduced Yoga class is at level 54 and Dubai-aites are welcome to join this incredible session on Friday, 9 July. The classes are priced at AED 160 per person. A maximum of 10 participants per class will be permitted.
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Eat, Swim, & Enjoy A Relaxing Spa At Address Hotels & Resorts
Resembling the Dubai Frame, the new rectangular structure consists of twin towers, connected by the tallest inhabited sky bridge in the world. The hotel is the first beachfront property for Emaar’s Address Hotels & Resorts brand. Besides, it is alsohome to the world’s highest infinity pool. So, diners will be in for a treat as they can indulge in cuisines from around the world at Zeta, Li’Brasil, The Beach Grill and more.
In addition, there’s also a family-friendly swimming pool as well as an ‘adults’ only pool. The elevated skybridge also has a fitness centre, spa, as well as some still-to-be-announced restaurants. And that’s not all! The skybridge also boasts premium residences. The hotel has 217 rooms consisting of deluxe bedrooms, one and two-bedroom suites and three-bedroom presidential suites. Rates for stays at the JBR hotel start from AED 900.
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