Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental, Abu Dhabi

It's a very large hotel. It's a long way from the lobby to the room, but it's very luxurious. There is a private beach. There are 2 swimming pools, one with 2 big slides and a lazy river, which is so exaggerated. The breakfast is very rich.

As expected of a hotel that receives state guests, it is very, very big and very tiring to walk. But in general, it is a hotel with a middle-aged and elderly style. As a young person, I actually think that the room and the overall decoration are quite average. The fountain on the front of the hotel is pretty good, but it is very ordinary inside. The room is too small for this price. When I first entered, I could even comment with surprise and embarrassment. It was very embarrassing. I was embarrassed to show it to my friends for fear of being laughed at and cheated. And the TV can't be watched. No matter how I press it, it's all black screen. It doesn't work to switch to YouTube, and there are no ordinary TV channels. The twelve Michelin restaurants are good. I tried Japanese food and buffet. To be honest, it's very average but expensive. The breakfast buffet ordering system only has a few very cheap ordinary dishes, such as hot spring eggs, a piece of salmon, and a full score. There are only omlet and crepe stalls that are freshly made, and it costs 299 dirhams, which is equivalent to RMB 600. The swimming pool is very old and the design is very ugly and colorful. The private beach and lounge chairs are very good, and they will also give two bottles of ice water attentively. But when I checked out, something very, very, very shouldn't have happened. They gave me a bill of more than 1,000 dirhams and said I ordered room service, but I didn't order anything. I said I didn't order it, and the front desk said that the bill had a signature. I said you can check if it's my signature, and I had breakfast at the buffet, and then the two service staff ran away for more than ten minutes and came back to tell me that it was a mistake... In addition, I returned to the room from the swimming pool and the beach at about 11:40. I called and wanted to check out at 1 o'clock. I needed to take a shower and pay more. The front desk said that unfortunately there would be guests arriving later, so late check-out was unavailable... The so-called eight-star hotel, the management is very, very chaotic. Real-name recommendations for everyone to avoid thunder. Just go and take pictures, or go in and eat Michelin, don't stay, don't stay, don't stay. The Sofitel in Dubai has a room of one or two thousand yuan, and the service is good. All kinds of payment are suitable and high-quality. This eight-star in Abu Dhabi, really don't stay, the room and check-in experience are worth at most 800 yuan, don't be a sucker like me and encounter unpleasantness.

The room is nice and the hotel is first-class, but it is old, but it is well maintained. The service is good, the breakfast is rich, the sea view is beautiful, and it is close to the palace.

Don't stay, don't stay, don't stay! Unfriendly to Chinese people and extremely slow communication efficiency! It takes at least one hour to deliver water! It takes at least one hour for the shuttle bus! I waited until midnight and still couldn't get the room card. The manager only said sorry and there was no sincerity in his apology! The sea view is not a sea view, false sales, and the buffet is unpalatable.

Not bad, not bad, not bad, not bad

It really feels like a palace👍