The main glass hall on the sixteenth floor, overlooking the city.
The separate, quiet prayer room with washing facilities next to the main hall.
The private lift that takes guests straight to the sixteenth floor, with no outside view along the way.
The bar that pours only mocktails and fresh juices.
“Privacy was the single most important thing for the buraanbur, and on the sixteenth floor nobody could genuinely see in. The women could dance without any hesitation.”
“The prayer room really was right next to the hall, no walk down a corridor full of other guests. My father could pray in peace without missing the celebration.”
“The lift took us straight up without a single stop, which was pleasant with a long dress and many guests arriving at once. It did take a little longer than expected to get everyone up during the busy arrival window.”
“The alcohol-free bar was a proper one, with real mocktails rather than just soft drinks. Guests unfamiliar with that barely noticed that no alcohol was being served.”