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Easily one of Dubais most iconic and acknowledged landmarks, this year Jumeirah Emirates Towers marks two decades since opening its doors to the public in April 2000. Not only is the hotel broadly recognized for being a hub of business, it has additionally mounted itself as the centre of innovation and leisure, providing a huge range of retail and dining choices to guests, and neighboring pioneering organizations such as the Museum of the Future. Marcus Sutton, General Manager of Jumeirah Emirates Towers stated: Being at the forefront of innovation, Jumeirah Emirates Towers has been a beacon of light for 20 years amongst the Dubai skyline. I am proud to have such a hardworking and dedicated crew who ceaselessly go above and beyond to create remarkable memories for our guests.

On the event of the hotels 20-year anniversary, Jumeirah Group has put together 20 fascinating facts and milestones of this architectural icon that stands out amongst Dubais skyline. As people embrace staying home with families and cherished ones in the course of these special times, Jumeirah Emirates Towers is looking ahead to celebrating with everyone soon, in the meantime, stay safe and #StayHomeWithJumeirah.

20 Facts: Jumeirah Emirates Towers turns 20 in 2020

In the 1990s, HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, launched a opposition to set up a new landmark in the citys growing financial hub, with the request that the design would be twin towers and be at least twice the peak of the 149-metre Dubai World Trade Centre. The development of Jumeirah Emirates Towers commenced in 1996, designed by winning architect Hazel Wong.

Jumeirah Emirates Towers is one of the most exclusive skyscraper duos in the world. Its sketch connects typical Islamic themes with modern innovation comprising two equilateral triangles.

The timeless design consists of an exterior that showcases narrow triangular towers clad in aluminium panels with copper and silver, permitting the constructions to capture the suns altering light and providing an absolutely unique perspective of the towers relying on where they are seen from within the city.

The towers consist of a 350m Office Tower and a 305m Hotel Tower both linked by a central podium The Boulevard, and neighbours the Museum of The Future.

The Hotel Tower comprising fifty two floors is the third-largest hotel building in the world.

A key characteristic of the hotels interior is its sky-lit front lobby. Global architecture and layout firm, Pringle Brandon Perkins+Will, are behind the hotels celebrated lobby. The design enables for perpetual light to flow in all through the day and incorporates high ceilings and state-of-the-art interiors.

The lobbys focal point is the 30-metre high atrium and the 4 glass elevators that move from top to bottom, covering 4 meters per second.

Jumeirah Emirates Towers provides a option of 400 rooms and suites within seven room categories, from Deluxe Rooms to the magnificent two level Royal Suite.
The 52-floor hotel is in close proximity to the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), the Dubai World Trade Centre and The Dubai Mall, making the property one of Dubais main city life-style locations and a place you can easily swap between business and leisure.

Jumeirah Emirates Towers is one of the UAEs first hotels to introduce a floatation therapy pool room in its Talise Spa, a haven of tranquility in the heart of the citys bustling business district.

On Level forty does the Chopard Ladies only floor comprise 9 rooms and one suite. Designed with the discerning businesswoman in mind, the private lodging provides privateness for female guests. In-room facilities range from yoga mats and a cosmetics fridge to lavish Chopard bathing products whilst visitors can additionally revel in the lavish Chopard Afternoon Tea.

Jumeirah Emirates Towers is the only city hotel in Dubai to provide limitless complimentary access to Wild Wadi Waterpark.

The strategic location of the hotel allows direct access to The Boulevard, a space used for government offices and initiatives such as the Youth Hub, Dubai Future Foundation and more.

The hotel crew consists of 13 employees that have been with the hotel since its pre-opening, along with loyal guests who have been often staying at the hotel since the year 2000

Jumeirah Emirates Towers is home to a number of award-winning restaurants. The hotel provides excellent restaurants that cater to those who prefer to combine business journey with excellent leisure and elevated F&B experiences.

The internationally well-known Dubai Holding SkyRun event, Dubais only official vertical race and one of the most famous charitable events, is hosted at Jumeirah Emirates Towers annually. It includes a run up the 52 floors, 1334 steps, and 265 meters of the iconic hotel.

20 years on from its inauguration, Jumeirah Emirates Towers has received numerous accolades, and was most currently awarded at the Sleep Expo 2020 Best Good Night Sleep, Business Traveller Middle East Awards 2019 Best Business Hotel in Dubai, WOW Awards Middle East 2019 Best Venue for MICE/Business Events, Travel and Leisure India's Best Awards 2017 - Best Business Hotel (International) amongst many different awards.

The rooms of the hotel are spacious and cozy with a minimalistic design. They operate high-end design pieces such as the world-famous Eames Lounge Chair, designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1956.

Home to the Office of the Future which was inaugurated on May 23, 2016 and holds a Guinness World Record being the worlds first 3D printed office

Jumeirah Emirates Towers has multiple venues for inspiring events, conferences and soires, which include the grand Godolphin Ballroom covering a whole area of 785sqm and 16 meeting rooms.

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