World's new tallest hotel opens in Dubai

The 356m high gold tower is barely a metre higher than the previous record holder

You'll get a view of DIFC from the hotel's open-air pool deck.

The hotel stands 356 metres high at 101 Sheikh Zayed Road.

All of the 528 rooms in the hotel have a kitchenette.

A glimpse of the view from near the top of the hotel, which opens in Dubai on February 12.

The view from the pool.

The gold-themed lobby of the Gevora Hotel.

A cafe in the hotel.

Another glimpse of one of the hotel's guest rooms

Loungers on the pool deck.

The rooftop affords excellent views of the Burj Khalifa.

This is the hotel's 'signature' latte

The 356 metre high Gevora Hotel in Dubai, the world's tallest as a single building, will open to guests on February 12. Barely a metre taller than the previous tallest hotel, the 355m, 77-floor JW Marriott Marquis, the 528-room hotel is situated at 101 Sheikh Zayed Road, next the 333-metre Rose Rayhaan by Rotana, a previous holder of the record. The measurements are taken from ground level to the top of a hotel's mast.

The Gevora is a gold-coloured 75-storey tower with hotel rooms all the way to the top. It will also have four restaurants, an open-air pool deck, a luxury spa on the 71st floor, plus a health club and Jacuzzi.

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