The Neptune villa includes three bedrooms and an infinity pool.
Dubai is filled with exciting hotel developments, from Banyan Tree on Bluewaters to a Vegas-inspired island. Kempinski Floating Palace in Dubai will be a floating destination in the Arabian Gulf. The first floating villa has been unveiled, and we are buzzing with excitement.
Kempinski Floating Palace in Dubai boasts 156 rooms and suites. The highlight of the hotel is the floating villas, which are strategically positioned for guests to sail between the hotel and the surrounding area. The hotel will be surrounded by 48 luxury mobile villas.
The marine construction group, El Bahrawy Group, has unveiled the first floating and mobile villa. Named Neptune, the villa brings together luxury living and sustainability. The villas are available in two-, three-, and four-bedroom configurations.
The Neptune villa spans two floors and 6,300 square feet per level. The ground floor includes a living room, open plan dining area, kitchen, guest restroom, crew chamber, service room, cockpit, outdoor seating space, and platform for launching jet skis.
The upper level includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The rooftop includes an infinity pool, outdoor seating, and a barbecue area. Plus, the villa has the ability to cruise at six to eight knots per hour.
Chairman Mohamed El Bahrawy explained: “Since the inception of the project, our main focus has been on creating a distinctive and unparalleled experience that caters to the diverse needs of our discerning customers. The project’s success is evident through the significant interest it has garnered from investors across various Arab and Western nations.”
CEO of El Bahrawy Group, Khamis Soliman, added: “The villa presents a wealth of premium amenities, delivering ultimate luxury and comfort. From an interior design that embodies the epitome of elegance and quality to lavish furnishings and top-tier hotel services, every detail is curated for a luxurious experience”.
The hotel will also feature four gourmet restaurants and bars, a gym, swimming pools, and a spa.
Kempinski Floating Palace in Dubai is scheduled to open in 2026
GO: Visit www.kempinski.com for more information.
