Observation Deck at 300

Tourist attraction · Al Bateen ·

Observation Deck at 300

Tourist attraction · Al Bateen ·

360º city views from 74th floor, plus cafe serving high tea

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Tower 2 - Level 74 King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud St - Al Bateen - W32 - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates Get directions

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"From the impressive three-story lobby to the box of chocolate-covered dates that turns up in your room at check-in, an air of refined elegance pervades Jumeirah at Etihad Towers, the 382-room hotel set in one of five slender blue towers on the corner of Abu Dhabi island. Richly detailed elevators bring you to lavish gold-accented accommodations with floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the presidential palace or the Persian Gulf.Impeccable service follows you throughout the property: at three pools and an umbrella-studded private beach, a spa and marble-clad hammam, a high-end shopping mall, and six restaurants that serve everything from Italian and Lebanese to Japanese and Indian."

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Jumeirah at Etihad Towers, Abu Dhabi, UAE - Hotel Review | Condé Nast Traveler

"Set the scene for us. Jumeirah At Etihad Towers is a glistening example of the best Abu Dhabi has to offer. Located on the western end of the Corniche , opposite Emirates Palace , the luxurious hotel provides a jaw-dropping welcome thanks to sparkling Swarovski chandeliers and amethyst-encrusted elevators. Who stays here? Tourists, business travelers, and some locals. The good stuff: Tell us about your room. Our generous Grand Deluxe room had floor-to-ceiling views of Emirates Palace, a comfortable king bed, a daybed, a good-sized desk, and a beautiful bathroom with a mosaic tiled soaking tub. The color scheme was largely soothing beiges and whites, with floral floor coverings and pops of color. Is it worth eating here? With a dozen restaurants and bars, Jumeirah doesn't lack for options; the landscape ranges from Japanese and Italian to Lebanese and steak. VaKaVa, exciting and relatively new, is a fun, colorful Latin American restaurant with an open-air alfresco bar. Breakfast at Rosewater is an elaborate must-try. How did you find the staff? Service is collectively impressive. And anything we missed? The hotel has a private beach and three pools, including a swim-up bar. The Avenue, also part of the complex, boasts shops, cafes, and a supermarket. Talise Spa offers a variety of regionally inspired treatments. For families, there's a children's pool and a kids' club, as well as babysitting services. And even if you're not here for business, be sure to peek around the conference level, which has a pearl-encrusted ceiling. Bottom line: Why are we staying here? You're spoilt for choice here. There's really no need to leave if you're looking for rest, relaxation, dining, and shopping in a luxurious setting." - Melinda Healy

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15 Best Hotels in Abu Dhabi | Condé Nast Traveler

"Jumeirah At Etihad Towers is a glistening example of the best Abu Dhabi has to offer. Located on the western end of the Corniche , opposite Emirates Palace, the luxurious hotel provides a jaw-dropping welcome thanks to sparkling Swarovski chandeliers and amethyst-encrusted elevators. Generous Grand Deluxe rooms have a comfortable king bed, a daybed, a good-sized desk, and a beautiful bathroom with a mosaic tiled soaking tub. The hotel also happens to be home to some of the best restaurants in the city." - Melinda Healy

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14 Best Things to Do in Abu Dhabi | Condé Nast Traveler

"One of Abu Dhabi's most iconic images, is its modern, ever-evolving skyline. The best place to scope out the view? Observation Deck at 300, a sleek, 360-degree lookout on the 74th floor of the posh Jumeirah At Etihad Towers. Although it's the highest vantage point in the city, this isn't your typical tourist spot. As its coveted address suggests, the vibe here is high-class. Rooms are lined with dramatic marble and sleek leather chairs. Hint: Ditch the fanny pack." - Jenna Scatena

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Observation Deck at 300

Kathrine Quiambao (.

Google

Very nice ambience. The receptionist in observatory is very professional and she explain everything to us. We will comeback for sure. Because we went there late and it's dark outside we didn't see much view. The staff is very friendly, professional and accomodating. Especial thanks to Ms. Aida for accomodating us. Such a professional staff and she's always smiling too. What a great experience. I'll give five star for this.

Jack C.

Google

An agreeable locale for sightseers. The Observation Deck is perched at an altitude of 300 meters, on the 74th Floor of Etihad Towers (Tower 2, which also accommodates numerous residential dwellings). It's a circular, doughnut-formed, glass-enclosed Lounge with the elevators centrally located, affording panoramic, awe-inspiring vistas of the isles of this gorgeous city within the Abu Dhabi Emirate. Plentiful seating options are present, along with a compact refreshment stand. One could readily while away an hour or longer. The admission charge is 50 AED per person and complimentary for children under 12. Complimentary valet parking is offered. Take advantage of the complimentary introduction concerning this edifice from the Receptionist on the ground floor prior to ascending in the elevator. If visiting in the late afternoon, one can relish observing the sun setting into the sea. The experience will captivate youngsters.

Ola F.

Google

Very disappointing experience at Observation Deck 300, Conrad Etihad Towers I had a very disappointing experience at the Observation Deck 300. I called around 3:00 PM to ask if I needed to make a reservation, and the person on the phone told me it’s a walk-in venue, not busy, and that no booking was needed. They never mentioned that seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. I arrived around 4:00 PM, planning to spend about an hour and a half enjoying the view with my guest who came from outside Abu Dhabi especially for this visit. However, when I arrived, the lady at the reception said there were no available tables and that I could only go up to see the view without being seated. After I explained that I had called in advance and that a proper table was important for the experience, she said she would check and offered me a table near the TV — not by the window and definitely not with a view. When I asked to see it, she only showed me a photo, and it was clearly unsuitable. I decided to skip dining and just visit the deck, but once I went up, I was surprised to see several empty tables available. The bigger disappointment, however, was the view itself — the glass was dirty and completely ruined the experience. Overall, from the reception to the deck, the experience was extremely disappointing and not worth the effort. It’s a shame because this place has great potential as a major tourist spot in Abu Dhabi, but poor management and lack of maintenance make it fall short. Definitely not an experience I would repeat or recommend. Attached some pictures.

Col G I Balakrishnan I.

Google

A nice spot for tourists. The Observation Deck is at a height of 300 metres , on the 74th Floor of Etihad Towers ( Tower 2 which houses many residential apartments too). It is a circular doughnut shaped glazed Lounge with the elevators in the centre, providing a 360 degree breathtaking views of the islands of this beautiful city of Abu Dhabi Emirate. Ample seating arrangements exist with a small cafeteria counter. You can spend about an hour or more easily. Fee is 50 AED per head and free for kids below 12. Free Valet parking is available. Avail the free briefing about this building from the Receptionist at the ground floor before going up in the lift. If you go in the evenings, can enjoy watching the setting sun in the ocean. Children would love the experience.

Waldemar K.

Google

The third must-see place in Abu Dhabi. If the weather is nice, the view is spectacular. Unfortunately, it wasn't as nice for me. Pollution takes its toll here. It's a shame you can't go outside. At the top, you can grab a coffee and a snack. Overall, I recommend it.

Brian R.

Google

Great views surrounding the Corniche area. It was a little hazy on the day that I arrived so I couldn't see as much as I wished I could. Fortunately, since I stayed at the Conrad Ethiad Towers and the entry was free.

Alexander W.

Google

🌟 A Must-Visit Gem in Abu Dhabi! 🌟 The Observation Deck at 300 is absolutely breathtaking! The panoramic view from the top is nothing short of spectacular — you can see the entire Abu Dhabi skyline, the sparkling coastline, and even the Emirates Palace from a whole new perspective. It’s the perfect spot for stunning photos and unforgettable memories. What truly made the experience stand out was the staff. From the entrance downstairs to the team up at the deck, everyone was incredibly friendly, professional, and welcoming. Their warm hospitality made the visit feel even more special. The only downside? The café prices are definitely on the higher side — a bit more than expected, even for such a premium location. Still, sipping a coffee while overlooking the city is a unique experience that might just be worth the splurge. All in all, an unforgettable visit. Highly recommended for first-timers and locals alike! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆

Vaida S.

Google

Beautiful Views & Great Vibes The observation deck offers absolutely stunning views — a perfect spot to relax and take it all in. The coffee was rich, the cakes were delicious, and the atmosphere was warm and inviting. The staff were incredibly friendly and made the whole experience even better. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area!