Last Updated: 9 December 2023
1. “Bookings.com has excellent options, book without C/C, email the hotel directly.”
2. “Deira also has the Landmark group of hotels, affordable and just a metro ride anywhere, the other option is Airbnb. Followed Lovin Dubai as well as TravelFamilydxb. Hyatt Regency in Creek Heights, Hyatt Regency residential hotel adjacent to that is also fabulous.”
3. “Emirates is great if you have a big family. Bonnington on Jumeirah”
4. “Rixos JBR”
5. “Doubletree”
6. “Crowne Plaza on Sheikh Zayd was great”
7. “Contact Globe Travel for affordable hotels, visas, and transfers”
8. “JW Marriott Marquees”
9. “For a family Sonders jumeirah or sonders business bay”
10. “Ibis one central”
11. “Hilton, Rose Rayhaan by Rotana and novotel”
12. “Swissotel Al Ghurair”
13. “The Atlantis for at least 2 nights of your stay”
14. “The Tower Plaza is a great location if you looking to just relax and for kids to have fun at Centara Mirage. Dubai island”
14. “Grand Hyatt’
16. “Emirates Grand Hotel”
17. “Try Winchester Hotel and apartments, close to the rail station and lots of markets and eating places”
18. “Jumeirah beach hotel”
19. “Conrad Dubai just by the metro good breakfast and spacious rooms”
20. “As an ex-resident and family that still returns every 1-2 years, I highly recommend staying in both Deira and new Dubai. We loved the Swissotel Al Ghurair living (i.e. the service aparthotel) for the first half of our stay. large, spacious 4-star apartments with lots of bathrooms, laundry room, kitchen, dining and lounge. perfect for families. Breakfast is pretty good with a large variety. Lobby into the mall with lots to do including Carrefour etc, lots of authentic, affordable food, the best karak and juice for a fraction of the mall/new DXB prices, etc. Then end your trip to new Dubai at the Atlantis on the Palm if you can. This Is our standard itinerary. Best of both worlds”.
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