Hotels in Dubai

hotel location: Near Metro breakfast: Crowded @10am, noisy kids are shouting, food is ok cleanliness: Room is clean, but having doubt on duvet cover which is nit normal fixing duvet in a wrong side, they might just flip in wrong side and fixed to look new 😂 service: Takes 1hour for check in, long line in check in area

very nice hotel. Staffs are very good. We had the best view from our room (Sabu, their staff gave us the best view🙌🏻)

nice location nice stuff.. good also good everything is good ..

This convenient hotel is about a 10-minute walk from the Dubai Mall. The location is amazing, yet the room rates are low, so I always stay here when I'm in Dubai. The rooms are small but clean and tidy. There's also a gym and a pool, and there's something like a convenience store on the lobby floor, which is convenient because you can buy things there when you need them.

This Hotel is far from the City but they have shuttle from hotel and going to hotel going to different places that will save a lot of money, like Kite Beach, Emirates Mall, Dubai Hills Mall😍😍😍they also Clean the room daily, for 6 nights stay i would say that this hotel is highly appreciated, staff are accomodating, helpful in every way they can

hotel location: amazing, you get to walk around expo city but I highly recommend renting a bike to go around since there’s no one around it’s an enjoyable ride breakfast: there’s a variety to pick from and an added bonus that we could select one dish from the menu as well!

Hotel is fantastic with good views. Service standard is okay, though not superb, but reasonable. Buffet breakfast is good.

There is no refrigerator, the cockroaches are everywhere, the room was smelly, the cable tv was not working.

I recently stayed at Al Seef Heritage Hotel and it was a beautifully immersive experience that felt like stepping back in time—without sacrificing comfort. The hotel is nestled in the Al Seef district along the Dubai Creek, surrounded by traditional architecture, cobbled pathways, and wind towers. The design is inspired by old Emirati homes, which gave a unique charm to our stay. Each room is located in a separate “bayt” (house), so it feels like you’re staying in a real heritage village. Our room had a lovely view of the creek, and the interiors were thoughtfully decorated with authentic local touches—brass lanterns, wooden doors, and traditional fabrics. Despite the heritage feel, all modern amenities were present: comfortable bed, strong Wi-Fi, spacious bathroom, and even a Nespresso machine. What I loved: The location: Perfect for exploring the historic parts of Dubai like Al Fahidi and the souks. The ambience: Peaceful, culturally rich, and Instagram-worthy at every turn.