Location

Corniche Road, Abu Dhabi

Asian family enjoying a delicious luxury lunch in Emirates Palace

Dine

When on holiday, your schedule is likely to look a bit like this - eat, swim, relax, sleep and repeat. So, we understand how important it is to have access to amazing food. With great dining options at Emirates Palace, Mandarin Oriental Abu Dhabi, you can quickly satisfy any cravings in lavish settings.

Savour gourmet Asian food at the iconic Hakkasan or — if you’re feeling adventurous — how about a sprinkle of 24-karat gold on a camel burger or cappuccino at Le Café. BBQ Al Qasr is a feast for the senses and offers mouthwatering BBQ dishes in a relaxing al fresco dining environment, which is an ideal setup for date nights and dreamy proposals.


Families walking in the plazas outside Emirates Palace

Explore

If you are on a short trip to Abu Dhabi and can’t spare enough time to stay over, spend a day at the magnificent hotel by purchasing a day pass. The pass will give you access to the pools, cycling paths, tennis courts, gym, spa and more.

Because of its grandeur and standout architecture, the hotel even offers a private guided Emirates Palace tour. So if you are a curious tourist, here is your chance to explore the palatial suites, glittering ballrooms and so much more with Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental Abu Dhabi tickets at AED 150.

With some of the city's largest hotel event and conference centre spaces, Emirates Palace, Mandarin Oriental Abu Dhabi is also the perfect destination to say I do (cue a magical wedding) and large corporate events or meetings that are bound to impress even the most discerning clients!

Family of 4 splashing in the Abu Dhabi beach water outside Emirates Palace

Stay

If you have even the slightest of chances to spend a night (or nights) at the Emirates Palace, Mandarin Oriental Abu Dhabi hotel, go for it. Checking in here gives you access to Arabian splendour with the latest luxurious amenities. The rooms and suites include marble bathrooms, palatial-style furnishings and stunning views; you'll never want to leave. Lather on that sunblock and wear your best bathing suit while soaking up Abu Dhabi's year-round sunshine at either of the two lavish swimming pools. If you are travelling with kids, the Cascades Adventure Pool promises hours of splash and play. When on holiday, me-time is a must, so why not scoop up this golden opportunity at the Emirates Palace Spa? Let your muscles loose with a deep massage, renew your skin with a scrub or get your glow on with a 24-karat gold facial.


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Emirates Palace Day Pass

Experience luxury at Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental Abu Dhabi, with a day pass unlocking a pristine 1.3km private beach and two lavish resort pools. Stay active with two fitness centres, over 6km of jogging paths, and an outdoor gym. Enjoy water sports, complimentary bicycles, beach volleyball, and even camel riding. Family-friendly features include the Kids Club and an outdoor play area. The best part? Toddlers join for free. On weekdays, adults enjoy a bargain at AED 400, with AED 200 F&B redemption at Las Brisas & Cascades, and kids aged 4-15 at AED 200 with AED 100 F&B redemption. On weekends, adults gain access at AED 450 and kids at AED 250.

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Frequently asked questions about Emirates Palace.

Yes, you can enter Emirates Palace for free but only certain areas are open for viewing. To see the rest, you would need to either get a day pass, check in as a hotel guest or book a private guided tour.

Yes, Emirates Palace is open for public viewing but areas are restricted.

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.

To visit Emirates Palace, a day pass costs AED 390 and a private guided tour costs AED 150 per person.

Emirates Palace is well-known for its majestic grandeur and impressive architecture - a beautiful Abu Dhabi gem that can't be missed.

The palace opened its doors to the public in 2005.