Apartamento en Dubái, EAU, 100.5 m²

With 946 rooms, 254 uniquely designed hotel rooms, 321 hotel apartments and 371 residences spread over 75 floors, SLS Dubai Hotels & Residences will become one of the tallest hotels and residences in the region.

An amazing and striking landmark in the Burj Khalifa area, designed by award-winning Aedas architects and interior designer Paul Bishop, SLS Dubai is a unique curiosity that never ceases to delight.

Finishing and materials

All residential apartments are designed in the signature bold SLS style, courtesy of award-winning architects Aidas and Paul Bishop, with the opportunity for owners to adapt the style to their individual preferences. Owners can count on bright lighting, custom-made furniture and high-quality high-tech fittings and finishes.

Kitchen and appliances

Equipped kitchen

Furniture

Ready to move in, fully furnished, serviced hotel apartments

Description of the location and advantages

As the name suggests, Downtown Dubai is the center of Dubai, constantly developing at a rapid pace. The area is home to many attractions, including the Burj Khalifa, the Dubai Mall and dancing fountains. Due to its advantageous location, Downtown remains lively throughout the year. Constantly attracting tourists, Downtown Dubai always offers new entertainment. This area is best known for offering a luxurious lifestyle. It used to be a vertical area, but now there are many villas on the real estate market. According to Bayut's 2020 Rental Market Report, this is the second most popular area offering luxury apartments for rent, after Dubai Marina. Downtown is well connected to other key commercial and residential areas of the city. Strategically located along Sheikh Zayed Road, E11, through Al Wasl and bordering Business Bay, it is quite an active and lively area. Downtown is one of the best areas of Dubai for those who do not drive and travel frequently. A variety of amenities, including upscale hotels, luxury vacation spots and huge shopping malls, make Downtown Dubai a sought-after address and a "center of modernity."