We slept well and wake to a gorgeous view. Breakfast is very nice. We started with a watermelon shot which was delicious. I enjoyed red velvet pancakes and a feast of other traditional breakfast food. The kids enjoyed being able to donuts and waffles.
We took a tour of the three hotels via an Abra tour.
It took twenty minutes to circle the property. Lots of restaurants and facilities. It would take a few days to enjoy the hotel properly.
We head out to the Mall of Emirates a shopping complex close to the hotel.
We opt to taxi it due to the heat. The taxi is cheap and the driver helpful. The Mall is vast and we do not see all of it. There is an indoor ski facility which looks great but you would want to spend a few hours enjoying it.
We decided to go to the mall closer to the tower and have some lunch.
It too is huge! The kids buy a book and we admire some amazing stores. The aquarium is mesmorizing and there is an ice rink.
Dubai Mall
The air quality is not great so we decide not to go up the tower as we don't think we will be able to see enough. We decide to check out the old part of Dubai so off we go.
There are not many stalls open at the gold and spice souk market but enough to get a feel for it. The spices smell amazing and the gold is over the top. Prices are not bargain basement. The harbour area is congested with thousands of white goods sitting beside the harbour area - I do not understand why they haven't been stolen.
It is hot and we want to enjoy the hotel. We head to the beach and pool. The sea water is approximately 32degrees and feels like a bath. It quickly becomes uncomfortable so back to the pool. We enjoy swimming, lounging around and a refreshment.
Pool area with Al Qasr in the background.
Cocktail by the pool - non alcoholic of coure.
After cooling off we go back to our room to change for dinner.
Ed and Mitchell in the Lobby.
After dinner we check out the Souk Market in the hotel complex.






















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