Above the Noise: The Art of Elevation

In a city that rarely whispers, Dubai has found its quiet.

The Ciel Dubai Marina, soon to be the world’s tallest hotel, rises not as another record-breaker, but as an architectural meditation. Designed by NORR Group and brought to life by The First Group, the tower stands 377 metres high, its glass façade curving with intention rather than excess.

At its summit, the Tattu Sky Pool redefines what it means to elevate. Suspended 310 metres above the Arabian Gulf, it claims the title of the world’s highest infinity pool, yet its power lies not in its height, but in its stillness. Here, luxury doesn’t shout; it breathes.

The Architecture of Restraint

Ciel is not a monument to extravagance, it’s a study in proportion. Every surface is calculated, every reflection deliberate. The glass doesn’t just frame the skyline; it becomes part of it. The design philosophy is simple yet profound: silence is the new statement.

Where most cities build to impress, Dubai has built to express. Through minimal lines and atmospheric precision, Ciel transforms ambition into serenity.

An Experience Above Experience

The Tattu Sky Pool is more than an engineering feat, it’s a sensorial experience. Floating high above Dubai Marina, it offers uninterrupted views of Palm Jumeirah and the Arabian Gulf, turning the horizon into part of the design.

This is not about the tallest, the biggest, or the brightest. It’s about presence.
Fifty plush daybeds, an infinity edge that melts into the sky, and a poolside menu that blends Asian finesse with modern indulgence, every detail feels intentional.

When day fades to dusk, the reflection of the city becomes part of the architecture.
Guests don’t just swim; they suspend themselves between earth and atmosphere.

Where Taste Meets Theatre

Inside, Tattu Dubai unfolds across three elevated levels, each crafted to engage the senses. Level 74 houses the restaurant and bar, where Chinese and Japanese influences merge under sculptural light. On Level 76 lies the pool, an open-air escape of pure stillness. Above, Level 81 reveals the Tattu Sky Lounge, the world’s highest fully air-conditioned terrace, where every sunset feels curated.

The dining experience is as visual as it is gastronomic: wagyu with red pepper, wasabi lobster, aubergine tempura, and koi fish dumplings that turn culinary design into performance art. It’s refinement without noise, theatre without spectacle.