This luxurious low-rise hotel within the Jumeirah fold is inside the large Madinat Jumeirah complex, made up of four resorts. This means that extensive facilities are on offer, including a choice of pools, a private beach, spa, fitness centre, tennis courts and water park. There are around 80 shops, bars and eateries encompassing many cuisines around the world within the complex, which is dotted with waterways populated by boat taxis. The hotel has a relaxing Arabic-themed decor and boasts stunning Burj Al Arab and Persian Gulf views. It has 430 guest rooms and suites, which are spacious and luxurious.
We love the number of restaurants, bars and shops (more than 80) at the Madinat Jumeirah, meaning that you don't need to leave the complex at all during your stay.
The hotel is in a large resort complex. Guests get free entry to Wild Wadi Waterpark which is a 10-minute walk away.
By plane: flights from London and Manchester to Dubai take 7 hours. The hotel is a 25-minute drive from the airport. Free private parking on-site. skyscanner.com
The hotel is mainly geared to leisure travellers of all ages, including couples and families, and the service is fantastic.
The choice of leisure facilities is brillaint. There's even the turtle rehab lagoon - something you don't see at many hotels - helping protect an endangered species and a great experience for any guest.
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Tennis court
- Beach
- Fitness centre
- Spa
- Beauty treatments
- Room service
- Free parking
- Free Wi-Fi
All rooms are impressive but those with a balcony and a view of Burj Al Arab are best. We love the mosaic-tiled showers, inspired by hammams.
Resort Deluxe, Ocean Deluxe, Ocean Club Terrace, Family Superior Room, Pool Terrace Room, Two Bed Deluxe Family Room, Ocean Club Superior, Family Suite, Gulf Ocean Suite, Ocean Terrace Suite, Ocean Suite, Presidential Ocean View Suite, Royal Penthouse, Royal Suite
Facilities include: ensuite bathroom, luxury toiletries, TV, free Wi-Fi
There's an amazing selection of dining outlets. Breakfast at The Palmery is a real feast, with everything from Asian street food to artisan breads, Arabian saj bread and much more.
The Palmery: all-day dining, international cuisine. Open daily for breakfast and dinner.
Rockfish: Mediterranean, dishes include veal milanese and turbot en guazzetto, from AED 170. Open daily for lunch and dinner.
Kayto: Peruvian Nikkei. Mains include saikyo miso black cod and wagyu beef tataki, from AED185. Open daily for lunch and dinner, and Saturday brunch.
Summersalt: sushi, seafood. Open daily for drinks, lunch and dinner.
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