Anantara Qasr Al Sarab Desert Resort

Dubai experienced heavy rain on April 16th. My house was flooded. I probably can't stay at home for the next two days. I came out to look for the legendary hotel that I must stay in once in my life - Anantara Qasr Al Sarab Desert Resort. After driving for more than three hours, I finally arrived at my destination. This is the hotel where countless Chinese stars and Hollywood stars have lived and stayed. It is hidden deep in the Liwa Desert, the second largest desert in the world. Luxury, seclusion, and seclusion are all its labels. Get up early and listen to the morning birds singing, then stroll to have breakfast, walk around the hotel, step on the fine sand, it's very comfortable. Except for being expensive and far away, there is nothing else wrong with it, hahahahahaha

Environment: The location is relatively remote, about three hours' drive from Abu Dhabi. . . Rather tired. . The key is that upon arrival, I found that it was far lower than expected. Compared with other hotels on the trip, there was a huge gap. . The desert landscape is actually very similar to other desert hotels I have stayed at before, but the service concept and other software are really different. . . Service: As soon as we entered the hotel, we were shocked by the indifference and arrogance of the staff at the door. They treated us with cold eyes and expressionless faces. Even if we took the initiative to smile back, they still made sarcastic remarks. . This is very different from the concept of treating people in other hotels. . The management of all aspects of the hotel also feels chaotic. . If you book on the day of dinner, you can only book a seat at nine o'clock. . The scheduled buggy arrived more than half an hour late despite repeated urging. . . It's hard to get through to the front desk phone The coffee and tea for breakfast also required repeated urging. I waited for more than 40 minutes before they were served, and the order was wrong. . . The in-room dining is of good quality and the staff are professional and enthusiastic. The guys who drive buggy are also more polite and enthusiastic. All in all, it was a rather disappointing journey.

The desert hotel is so beautiful that photos cannot express its beauty. I have never written a review but I have to praise it: the beautiful environment, located deep in the Liwa Desert, surrounded by red sand dunes, is said to be the filming location for the movie Star Wars and Dune; the hotel facilities are full of luxury, and the park is huge and needs to be called upon Of course, you can take the shuttle bus instead and take a leisurely walk to explore the palace-like Anantara; excellent breakfast with a variety of types, but there are a lot of people, and they are all Chinese. If you arrive late, you may need to queue up to enter; two swimming pools , one is larger and surrounded by many restaurants. It is beautiful to take pictures at night, like a sapphire in the desert oasis. The other is behind the lobby and has an infinity pool. After the fog dissipates in the morning, you can watch the desert in the pool. I can only say that the United Arab Emirates You guys really enjoy it; you can lie on the sand dunes in the park and watch the stars at night. There is no need to book stargazing activities in the hotel. It is recommended to download a stargazing software and get to know the distant world. Be careful to wear more clothes, it is a bit cold at night . I regret that I only stayed for one day. I should have reserved one of the two days in Dubai for Anantara, so that I could do more activities (we only did camel riding, which was very good, recommended~

A must-stay hotel series! ! ! So beautiful! It takes 20 minutes from the hotel entrance to the hotel lobby to enjoy the beautiful desert road! ! Really worth it! ! ! The entire hotel is amazing, with ancient Arabian style, desert oasis, and exclusive desert experience. There are plenty of desert activities. We made an appointment to go sandbathing at sunrise, which lasted for 1 and a half hours. It was super exciting!