Dar Al Masyaf is one of three properties at the Madinat Jumeirah Resort. Its rooms and suites are designed to look like traditional Arab summer houses connected by canals. Amouage toiletries are frequently replenished in the spacious marble-accented bathrooms, and room amenities include daily fresh fruit and nightly chocolates.

The property's 50 on-site restaurants, private beach, and close proximity to Wild Wadi Waterpark make it a popular choice for families, many of whom return year after year.

Atlantis The Royal is on the crescent of the Palm Island in Dubai, next to Atlantis, The Palm, and the Aquaventure Waterpark. It offers free private parking, access to Aquaventure, the largest waterpark in the Middle East, 17 restaurants and bars, nightclubs, a show fountain, outdoor swimming pools, beach clubs, a cutting-edge spa, and more.

This 5-star resort offers free WiFi, a sky pool, a private beach, room service, and currency exchange for guests. It also has a front desk open 24 hours a day. Atlantis The Royal is a culinary destination in Dubai with 17 world-class restaurants, including 8 restaurants run by celebrity chefs. The hotel is 11 kilometers away from the Walk at JBR, and the Mall of The Emirates is 18 kilometers away. Atlantis The Royal provides a paid airport shuttle service and is 35 kilometers from Dubai International Airport.

By name and nature, this hotel's skyline views are its selling point: There are numerous vantage points from which to view the Burj Khalifa and the recognizable city skyline. Each of the 169 rooms has floor-to-ceiling windows that let in stunning views. The European design style is sophisticated and extremely opulent, and the linens are crisp.

The rooms are huge and have all the amenities you'd expect from a five-star hotel, like smart TVs with free satellite access. The bathroom's use of marble, with its tub, shower, and two vanities, adds to its appeal, and the leather chairs contribute to the room's richness and comfort. The administration is five-star with a well-disposed, inviting methodology and meticulousness.

The JW Marriott Marquis is the tallest hotel in the world. It is located in two iconic towers along Dubai's Business Bay. It has a noisy, club-like lobby that is always crowded and sometimes has long waits for check-in, but fresh dates and tea get rid of the small problem.

This hotel's guests include leisure travelers from India and Americans who are devoted to the JW Marriott brand. The rooms are new and beautiful.

The guests at the Park Hyatt are truly a diverse group of people from all over the world. In addition to locals, you'll meet Dutch, German, and American tourists. In addition to high thread count sheets and ultra-soft mattresses and modern Arabian accents, the bedrooms have a pillow menu so you can customize your sleeping arrangement.

The bathroom has a standing shower as well as a separate bathtub and is stocked with Bulgari toiletries.

W The Palm is the newest Gen Z hotel on The Palm. It is an expansive property that draws a lot of young, beautiful people, whether they are locals looking for a staycation or international tourists with a spring in their step. Its culinary menu, which includes Akira Back and Massimo Bottura's Torno Subito, consistently draws a crowd and attracts foodies. Inside and out, The W is a delight for Instagrammers because it exudes a lively, party atmosphere that makes everyone who enters smile.

In addition to the cocktail kit and boombox for your favorite tunes, each room is decked out in a combination of shimmering tiles, colorful furnishings, and architectural curves, making it a complete party pad. Each suite has a sense of place thanks to the Arabic calligraphy on the walls, and the views add to the appeal.

The Taj Exotica Resort & Spa in Dubai has a restaurant, an outdoor swimming pool, a fitness center, and free private parking. A tennis court, a private beach, and a bar are among the property's many amenities. Seven distinct restaurants, bars, and lounges serve British, Indian, Middle Eastern, and international cuisine at the hotel.

At Taj Exotica Resort & Spa, one can play table tennis and rent a car. The business center is available to guests, and there is a children's club. The resort is 14.6 kilometers from Sufouh Beach, and Mina Seyahi Beach is 15.1 kilometers away. Dubai International Airport is 42 kilometers away from Taj Exotica Resort & Spa.

Bulgari Hotel & Resorts, Dubai is a man-made island in Jumeira Bay that is connected to the central Dubai coastline by a 300-meter bridge. It has a private marina with 50 boat berths and is the first-ever Bulgari Yacht Club with unparalleled views of the ocean. There are 101 rooms and suites and 20 Bulgari villas with a pool, garden, and view of the sea at the resort.

The gourmet Il Ristorante – Niko Romito, the Il Café, the Il Bar with its iconic oval-shaped freestanding bar, and La Spiaggia, the most exclusive beach Club with a private beach and a unique mosaic-design outdoor swimming pool are just a few of the many amenities available at the Bulgari Resort & Residences Dubai. The hotel is 4.1 kilometers away from Dubai Opera, and Burj Khalifa is 4.2 kilometers away. Dubai International Airport is 13 kilometers away from Bulgari Hotel & Resorts, Dubai.

The IHG Hotel Indigo Dubai Downtown is 1.5 kilometers from Dubai Mall and offers rooms with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a fitness center, and a garden. At the 24-hour front desk, staff members are happy to offer guests helpful information about the area and speak Arabic, Bulgarian, German, and English.

The IHG Hotel Hotel Indigo Dubai Downtown is located 1.4 kilometers from the Dubai Fountain and 2.8 kilometers from the Burj Khalifa. The property provides a paid airport shuttle service and is 14 kilometers from Dubai International Airport.

This sprawling beach resort from the Ritz-Carlton features a private beach and resembles a serene Moorish villa. There are numerous restaurants within walking distance and a metro station less than a mile away, despite the resort's opulent atmosphere.

From the rose macarons served upon arrival to the geometric Islamic carvings on the room window screens, the experience has a hint of Arab influence. If you spend the extra money on the club lounge, you can get Lebanese wine, mezze, and frozen "shisha" meringues in addition to the breakfast and lunch that you get every day.