Dubai also got tallest hotel after having Burj Khalifa as world's tallest tower

After Dubai achieved the glory of having tallest building in the world as Burj Khalifa, now Dubai will also be known for having tallest hotel of the world. Dubai has launched a 72-floor hotel which has been declared the world's tallest hotel of the world. A leading hotel management company has inaugurated the hotel in Dubai, which is certified as the tallest hotel in the world by the Guinness Book of World Records.

The tower named Rose Rayhaan by Rotana, is a soaring 72 floor tower structure which is 333 metres high and offers 482 rooms. The other record making launch came just two days after the much-awaited opening of Burj Dubai, renamed as Burj Khalifa -- the world's tallest tower extending more than 800 metres in height.
Omer Z Kaddouri, Senior Vice President UAE Operations for Rotana said that it will not only be known for its tallest structure among the hotels but also for providing alcohol free environment to the  visitors under UAE flagship.
The construction of hotel tower began in 2004, was designed by Khatib and Alami architectural group, and the developers Bonyan International Investment Group. Rotana is going to operate 11 hotels in Dubai, with two more scheduled to open in the first quarter of 2010. Rotana is greatest hotel operator in Dubai and operates 1,344 rooms just on Sheikh Zayed Road.