Exclusive Video: 40K USD Abu Dhabi Suite, St Regis Abu Dhabi

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I’m excited to start a new series on aspirational suites around the world, and here’s a sneak peek at one of them – the Abu Dhabi Suite at the St Regis Abu Dhabi which goes for around $40,000 a night. Covering two floors (48 and 49), the suite spans over 11,000 square feet across tower 1 and tower 2.

Connecting the two towers is the suite’s skybridge, which offers spectacular views. With a crystal chandelier, seating for over 30 guests and marble flooring, the area in the middle is perfect for some of your best Risky Business dance moves.

Here’s an exclusive video as a teaser for my upcoming in-depth look at the rest of the suite. It starts out at the entrance of the suite, and finishes on the skybridge focused in on the private beach of the St Regis Abu Dhabi.

Abu Dhabi Suite at the St Regis Abu Dhabi

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I enjoy reading your posts about aspirational properties, whether or not they are attainable with points.

Melinda says:

September 15, 2014 at 8:31 am

Thanks Levy and Nybanker for your comments! I’ll try to have a mix of both suites that can be attained with points, and those that most of us can only drool over. 🙂

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Perhaps consider those accommodation that can be attained with points. Only those are aspirational to those enjoying the magic of miles. I’d be curious about those accommodation, especially the less usual ones.

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