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Image: NORRDubai is poised to welcome a new architectural marvel with the upcoming opening of Ciel Dubai Marina, set to become the world's tallest hotel. Standing at an impressive 365 meters and encompassing 82 floors, this landmark development by The First Group is scheduled to open its doors in late 2025.
A New Icon in the Sky
Designed by the renowned architectural firm NORR, Ciel Dubai Marina will feature 1,042 rooms, including 150 suites, offering panoramic views of the Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah, and the Arabian Gulf . The hotel's design emphasizes luxury and innovation, aiming to provide guests with an unparalleled hospitality experience.
Unmatched Amenities
Ciel will boast an array of world-class amenities:
Image source: NORREngineering Feats and Sustainability
The construction of Ciel involves significant engineering achievements, including the use of approximately 12,000 cubic meters of concrete and over 2,700 tonnes of steel for its foundation . The project also incorporates sustainable design elements, such as energy-efficient systems and green spaces, aligning with Dubai's commitment to environmental responsibility.
Ciel Dubai Marina is more than just a hotel; it's a symbol of Dubai's ambition and dedication to pushing the boundaries of architecture and luxury hospitality. As the city continues to evolve, developments like Ciel reinforce its status as a global destination for innovation and opulence.

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