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Hotel Review of Atlantis the Palm, Dubai

For my first ever visit to Dubai which was April 2015, I thought I should go to one of the famous landmarks which is the Atlantis Hotel. My first impression was great, pulling up outside in a taxi to find four staff members opening doors and the boot to get me, my mum and sister and our luggage out in a fast but efficient turn around time to make room for the next arrival. Even though we got to the hotel around 9am (GMT+3) we was glad to find out our room was one of those which were made up ready earlier than normal time to get into the room (around 3pm).


After a quick change into a cooler and thinner outfit, we set off to explore and find Aquaventure Waterpark which we had free unlimited access to due to being guests there. No doubt about it, from the afternoon of going to watch the dolphins jump in the water whilst sitting at the Starbucks, laying in the wave pool and finding the private beach for hotel guests only. We were in love with the hotel and waterpark, so much so we booked to visit the Atlantis again to go in September 2015



 Not only was the facilities at the Atlantis hotel amazing and high end. There were many restaurants to choose from when you have the half board plan. However, with all of the party being coeliac we stuck with the same buffet restaurant which was Kaleidoscope. 

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