Atlantis The Palm

About Atlantis The Palm

The 1,548 spacious rooms and suites are sumptuously appointed and include a flat screen TV, complimentary WiFi, mini bar and tea/coffee making facilities. Rooms are either Ocean or Palm facing, with partial or full views, and feature one king or two queen sized beds, comfortably accommodating two adults and two children. For more space, talk to us about the many interconnecting options available, or choose a One Bedroom Terrace, Executive or Regal Suite, each progressively larger and additionally featuring a separate living area, oversized balcony with sun loungers and a marble bathroom with free-standing whirlpool bath. Two-bedroom suites are also available. Guests of Imperial Club and Club Suite categories enjoy access to the Imperial Club Lounge, for free drinks and snacks throughout the day, afternoon tea, pre-dinner drinks and canapés, complimentary access to Atlantis Kids Club for 3-12 yrs, afternoon access to The Zone for teens and use of the steam, sauna and jet pool facilities at ShuiQi Spa.

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