What to expect when the Address Sky View opens in Downtown Dubai in November

Dubai's newest hotel comes with Burj Khalifa views, rooftop pools and a 220-metre sky bridge

The distinct building has taken shape in Downtown Dubai over the past few years, and now Dubai's Address Sky View hotel has announced it's getting ready to open its doors in November.

These new renderings give us an idea of what travellers can expect.

The 260-metre-tall skyscraper hotel was designed by the same architects responsible for Dubai's Burj Khalifa, so it's no big surprise that it's architecturally impressive. The hotel is made up of two 60-level towers that are connected by a floating Sky Bridge.

Guests keen to check-in at the downtown Dubai hotel can book now for stays starting from November 1, and can pick from city, Burj Khalifa or Arabian Gulf views from each of the hotel's 169 rooms and suites. There's also a 230-square-metre Presidential suite with floor-to-ceiling windows for the best views in the house.

The Sky Bridge and Ce La Vi

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The 220-metre high sky bridge that links the two glass towers is spread across three floors and is home to a 70-metre long infinity pool. It's also the place where Ce La Vi, one of Asia's most popular rooftop bars, is set to open later this year.

Movie fans might be familiar with the popular bar, the Singapore outpost was where the final scene of Crazy Rich Asians was set.

Where to dine

When it comes to eating, Address Sky View offers Dubai's first upscale Brazilian and Lebanese fusion restaurant. Brazilbanese combines food from both countries' cultures with a mix of small plates and light bites that are ideal for sharing. Music from both countries will keep guests entertained.

Elsewhere in the hotel there's a patisserie, an all-day dining restaurant that's spread across a variety of spaces and a coffee shop with expert baristas and a grab and go concept.

Up on the 54th level, the spa has amazing views and a variety of treatments including hydrotherapy and the 24-hour fitness centre has a yoga room and Zen area for guests looking to invest in their wellness.

Rates start from Dh1,456 for a stay on November 1 in a deluxe twin room.

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