Chief designer and Vice President of the Versace group, Donatella
Versace, 61, has opened the doors to the fashion house’s luxury resort
in Dubai which she helped design. Billed as ‘the most luxurious hotel in
the Middle East’, the five-star Palazzo Versace Dubai is meant to look
like a 16th-century Italian palace with subtle traces of Arabian
architecture and vaulted ceilings hand-detailed in gold.
Versace, 61, has opened the doors to the fashion house’s luxury resort
in Dubai which she helped design. Billed as ‘the most luxurious hotel in
the Middle East’, the five-star Palazzo Versace Dubai is meant to look
like a 16th-century Italian palace with subtle traces of Arabian
architecture and vaulted ceilings hand-detailed in gold.
The opulent hotel named boasts 215 rooms and suites all of which were
designed by Donatella, a top-floor, two-bedroom duplex imperial suite
with a private terrace, pool, Jacuzzi and skyline views.
Guests can indulge in fine dining in one of the eight restaurants and bars in the hotel.
designed by Donatella, a top-floor, two-bedroom duplex imperial suite
with a private terrace, pool, Jacuzzi and skyline views.
Guests can indulge in fine dining in one of the eight restaurants and bars in the hotel.
There are seven categories of accommodation with deluxe rooms starting at £430.
The hotel is still in its soft-launch period and isn’t set to be unveiled officially until the end of this year.