The Guinness World Records title for tallest hotel belongs to the impressive twin towers of the JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai. The J W Marriott Marquis Dubai in UAE, formerly known as Emirates Park Towers Hotel & Spa, is the tallest hotel, standing at 355.35 m (1,165.84 ft) from ground level to the top of its mast.
The hotel consists of two 77-floor twin towers, with the first tower opened on 11 November 2012. Both towers are entirely occupied by the hotel. The JW Marriott Marquis Dubai Tower 1 has 806 rooms. The two top floors are occupied by Vault, one of the hotel’s 15 lounge bars and restaurants and a swimming pool can be found on the mezzanine level between floors 6 and 7. The building’s spire is 49.60 m tall.
The clip, created by the American journalist Charli James, shows the cleaning crew diligently wiping the trays, sweeping the floor and clearing the seats. Each worker covers one 100-seat car, and takes 12 seconds to clean a row. They only have 7 minutes before the train must take the next set of passengers. More than 300 bullet trains depart daily from Tokyo station, transporting nearly 400,000 passengers.
