Where To Book A Room In Dubai
Dubai is a unique destination full of impressive hotels, modern shopping centers, championship golf courses, and five-star luxury accommodations. It’s where the wealthy come to play and a safe place to get a sense of Middle Eastern culture. Where to Book a Room in Dubai all depends on what you’re looking for, but we’ve compiled a few suggestions based on guest reviews, amenities, price and reputation.
Book A Room In Dubai At One Of The Jumeirah Hotels
Jumeirah Group is a Dubai-based luxury hotel company that has been voted “Best Business Hotel Chain in the Middle East” by Business Traveller UK for three years in a row. They have also been recognized as one of the “Best Luxury Hotel Chains in the World,” along with Four Seasons, Shangri-La and Mandarin Oriental. Recently, The Daily Meal rated two of their restaurants – Al Mahara, a seafood restaurant in Burj Al Arab that doubles as an aquarium, and The Rib Room, a steakhouse in Jumeirah Emirates Towers -- among the “101 Best Hotel Restaurants Around The World” for the second consecutive year. Their impeccably designed suites certainly spare no detail to ensure you have a memorable stay.
Book A Room In Dubai At Atlantis The Palm Dubai
The Atlantis Palm Hotel is situated on half a mile of private beach, offering beautiful panoramic views of the Arabian Gulf and skyline. More than 1,500 guest rooms and suites await you – all with large plush beds, satellite TV, walk-in showers with separate tubs, and high-end Arabian décor in beige and burnt orange. The different room types vary in size, but all offer breathtaking views. A few suites include access to VIP-only areas for real high rollers. Best of all, rooms come with unlimited access to underwater labyrinths, lazy rivers and thrilling waterslides. Swimming with dolphins is also available on the premises, with preferential pricing given to hotel guests. There are 15 different bars and restaurants located on-site to meet your every craving.
Book Best Rated Rooms In Dubai
In addition to the Dubai hotels already mentioned, we recommend that you book a room in Dubai at The Oberoi in Business Bay. Guests give it the highest satisfaction score, noting beautiful views of city architecture (like the Burj Khalifa), staff service, cleanliness and rooms that are “the epitome of luxury.” Each room comes with a private balcony or floor-to-ceiling windows, a flat-screen satellite TV, mini bar, coffee maker, and contemporary artwork. The Dubai Mall is just a five minute drive, the Financial Center a 20-minute drive, and free valet parking is available. Spa treatments, all-day dining at three highly-rated restaurants and yoga classes add to the amenities at The Oberoi. Sort by “Guest Score” (at the top middle of the screen) on Book-A-Room.com to find more highly regarded hotels in Dubai.
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