Atlantis The Palm
5 StarsCelebrity chef dining collection, Aquaventure World waterpark access
Celebrity chef dining collection, Aquaventure World waterpark access
Signature suites with private pools, Celebrity chef culinary collection
Rooftop pool with city views, Diverse international dining
Dubai Creek and skyline views, Extensive temperature-controlled pools
Iconic Palm Jumeirah tip location, Oasis-themed swimming pools
Five outdoor swimming pools, Three themed buffet restaurants
Sheesh rooftop restaurant and bar, Extensive water park and lazy river
Floor-to-ceiling Arabian Gulf views, Five temperature-controlled pools
Ocean Deluxe Suites with Burj Al Arab views, Four distinct swimming pools
Six temperature-controlled pools, Moana Seafood Restaurant
Thai-inspired over-water villas, Expansive lagoon-style swimming pools
Rooftop swimming pool with city views, Diverse international dining options
Expansive sundeck and swimming pool, South American flavors at Santè Ria
Signature bay window seating, Flavours on Two theme nights
Heated outdoor rooftop pool, In Balance wellness center
Al Dawaar revolving rooftop restaurant, Outdoor temperature-controlled pool
Panoramic skyline infinity pool, Authentic North Indian dining
Outdoor pool and sun deck, Lola Taberna Española dining
Iconic Palm Jumeirah setting, Temperature-controlled swimming pools
Extensive private sandy beach, Jungle Bay waterpark adventures
Eight temperature-controlled pools, Serenity - The Art of Well Being
Rooftop temperature-controlled pool, Pan-Asian dining at Wox
Insta-famous social pool, Michelin-listed culinary experiences
Rejuvenating Refive Spa treatments, Private terrace plunge pools
Temperature-controlled outdoor pool, Flexible dine-around half board
Infinity pool and juice bar, Healthy gastronomy at Vibe
Float Beach Lounge, Artsy and glamorous boutique concept
Rooftop pool with city views, Rayya Wellness Spa sanctuary
Emirates Metro Station proximity, Rooftop fitness center
Panoramic rooftop infinity pool, Signature Emirati dining at Walima
Original porthole window views, Licensed on-board theatre
Palm West Beach lifestyle hub, Ocean-view temperature-controlled pool
Rooftop pool with skyline views, Ginger Pan-Asian signature dining
Panoramic Creek and skyline views, Outdoor pool with swim-up bar
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Discover Dubai – the pearl of the Middle East and the most progressive and modern of the United Arab Emirates. It’s one of the fastest growing cities on earth and a hugely popular tourist and business destination. As the gateway between the East and West, Dubai is a truly unique destination; from the dry desert landscapes on the outskirts of the city, to the sky-scraping Burj Khalifa and artificial islands in the form of palm trees. Dubai’s distinctive culture is embodied by its top hotels, globally renowned for their glamour, comfort, style and six to seven-star luxury.
With the mix of traditional Arab heritage, hot weather all year round, and its booming trade and retail industry, Dubai is a flourishing tourist destination for people all around the world. Brazenly rich and glamorous, Dubai attracts affluent tourists and top businessmen all year round, hosting huge trade events such as Arab Health, top sporting events, music festivals and fashion shows. From golf courses and sand dunes to the world’s largest shopping centre, The Dubai Mall and Michelin star restaurants, there’s never a dull moment in Dubai.
For a Middle Eastern country, Dubai is unashamedly Western. It has a thriving economy, with booming trade in tourism, real estate, IT and finance. With its unique position as a capitalist Emirate, Dubai has attracted people from all over the Middle East, Asia and Europe, creating a hugely cosmopolitan population. People flock to Dubai in the promise that it is a city like no other; ostentatious and glamorous where every visitor is a VIP. Dubai aims to stand out in the global market, with huge iconic structures like the Burj Khalifa and the huge artificial islands of the Palm Jebel Ali and Palm Jumeirah cementing Dubai’s world fame as a thriving and luxury holiday destination. With the famous wave-shaped Jumeirah Beach Hotel and the fortress-like structure of the Mövenpick Ibn Battuta Gate-Dubai, Dubai’s top hotels are unrivalled for their extravagance and style.
But beneath the veneer of shiny shopping malls and five-star hotels like the Sheraton Dubai Creek, lies the remnants of the true, traditional Dubai. Explore the mosques and souqs of Bur Dubai, where local Emiratis go about their daily rituals and habits and the Muslim culture lives strong. This is a stark contrast to the new build office blocks of Deira, the modern residential areas of Al Barsha, and world-famous top hotels of Jumeirah.
Dubai’s top hotels are scattered all over the city; from sea-side hotels such as the Grosvenor House in the Dubai Marina, overlooking the huge man-made palm islands, to more centrally-located hotels like the Burjuman Arjaan by Rotana, near the popular Burjuman shopping mall. Dubai is a city of extremes, contrasts and cultural diversity.
Getting to Dubai is relatively easy. With direct flights from London taking only about 7 hours and airlines providing increasingly competitive prices, Dubai is becoming a much more accessible holiday destination. Being a relatively small city, Dubai International Airport is well-linked to all areas of the city. The airport is about a 25 minute drive from Jumeirah and only 7 miles from the popular tourist area of Deira, where you can find some of Dubai’s top luxury hotels like the Hyatt Regency. With so many good hotels closely located to the airport, businessmen are just as well-catered for as the tourists.
October is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Dubai, with typical prices around RM 390 per night based on 24,007 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Dubai are usually highest during December, with typical prices around RM 705 per night.
Hotel prices in Dubai usually range from RM 231 per night to RM 1,426 per night, with typical prices around RM 539 per night.
Hotel prices in Dubai are typically lowest in October at around RM 390 per night, rising to around RM 705 per night in December.
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In Dubai, you might want to check out Sunday Hotel Holiday International Dubai, Sleepover Terminal 3, Concourse C - formerly sleep 'n fly, Atlantis The Palm, DoubleTree by Hilton Dubai M Square Hotel & Residences. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Dubai, you might want to explore Address Beach Resort Dubai, Atlantis The Palm, DoubleTree by Hilton Dubai M Square Hotel & Residences, Dusit Thani Dubai. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Dubai with your family, you could look at Sunday Hotel Holiday International Dubai, Atlantis The Palm, DoubleTree by Hilton Dubai M Square Hotel & Residences, Dusit Thani Dubai. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Premier Inn Dubai Al Jaddaf, Four Points by Sheraton Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai, The First Collection at Jumeirah Village Circle, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, Aavri Hotel could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Dubai, check out Sunday Hotel Holiday International Dubai, Atlantis The Palm, DoubleTree by Hilton Dubai M Square Hotel & Residences, Dusit Thani Dubai – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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