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Holiday Inn & Suites Dubai Festival City, an IHG Hotel

Holiday Inn & Suites Dubai Festival City, an IHG Hotel

4.7/576 Reviews
Dubai Festival City
Had a great experience staying at this hotel. The location great connecting to the mall and Ikea. The service was great. staff were very welcoming and friendly. The facilities were new and well maintained. The food breakfast was excellent, loads of variety and taste great. Overall wonderful stay and will definitely return.
Holiday Inn Express Dubai Airport, an IHG Hotel

Holiday Inn Express Dubai Airport, an IHG Hotel

4.3/5556 Reviews
Dubai International Airport
The location is good but the the service is so so with such a well branded hotel chain. We booked for 3 but they never provide us the basic for three persons, such as the bath towel which they prepared only ONE. When we asked for the housekeeper, he came in and kept asking to write a good review on google yet he forgot to bring all what I requested over the phone, he didn’t want to be off till you write the review for him while it was almost midnight during that time. It’s a very bad experience. Then needed to wait for almost 30mins for him to bring in another 2 bathroom towels
Premier Inn Dubai International Airport

Premier Inn Dubai International Airport

4.5/5317 Reviews
Dubai International Airport
Convenient hotel for business travelers. Check-in and check-out are very easy. Rooms are clean. There is an airport shuttle every 30 minutes. Near to city center. Recommended for transit travelers and tourists.
InterContinental Dubai Festival City, an IHG Hotel

InterContinental Dubai Festival City, an IHG Hotel

4.6/585 Reviews
Dubai Festival City
The leader met with foreign friends and booked this hotel. Next to it is the holiday inn and crown plaza. The big boss can stay here while others can stay in a relatively cheap hotel. There is a large shopping mall on three floors next to it, which is convenient for shopping and eating. There are also several There are Michelin restaurants to choose from, generally recommended, for food, accommodation and business negotiations.
Crowne Plaza Dubai - Festival City

Crowne Plaza Dubai - Festival City

4.7/561 Reviews
Dubai Festival City
Great experience! Location is perfect, just right next to Festival Mall with loads of shops and restaurants! Breakfast is amazing! Staff was friendly and accommodating! Concierge and door men are easy to communicate. Easy access to taxis and airport! Thank you for the wonderful experience. Will definitely stay again.
Dubai International Hotel, Dubai Airport

Dubai International Hotel, Dubai Airport

4.5/561 Reviews
Dubai International Airport
For those that follow me, you know I'm a fan of this product, particularly the executive room offering. From the meet and greet at the airplane gate (which always makes one feel welcome seeing that sign with your name on it), to the zipping through internal airport security (many don't realize even in transit in Dubai you clear security), to being in a big, clean comfy room with amenities within 15 minutes of getting off a long international flight, well, it's a win win win for me. Staff are incredibly polite, and the rooms are soundproof. Touches like full Emirates first class amenities (tooth brush kits, combs, toiletries and sewing kits), to massage chairs in room, bath and shower, coffee station, two desks and high speed internet, I get a lot of work done on my stopovers. In gate B, fifty or so meters from the train elevators, even if you are traveling out of A terminal or C , you are 15 - 20 minutes from the gate. The desk can have a golf cart waiting for you outside the elevator to whisk you towards gate C if you wish. There is a nice pool free for guests, a sauna, and a jacuzzi. Tge rooms provide slippers and robes. All food and drinks at the lounge are free, so if you don't have airline lounge access, you can eat and drink a big chunk of your hotel bill (beers can be in the 12$ to 15$ range in resteraunts in the airport... you have been warned). There's a full business service as well. Elevators down tge hall from reception go right to the Emirates business and first class lounges. All in all, for me, I often use this over going into Dubai and adding all the pickup, journey time and having to get to the airport hours before a flight. Staying in the terminal means 15 minutes before boarding, I leave my hotel room! Oh, and you have time to shop all available stores! WIN!

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Introduction to Dubai: A Confluence of Traditions and Futurism

Located on the Eastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula, in the south west corner of the Arabian Gulf, Dubai is one of the seven emirates that make up the United Arab Emirates. Known for its opulent architecture, luxury shopping and vibrant nightlife, Dubai offers an irresistible blend of traditional Arabic culture and futuristic innovation. This city is home to the tallest building in the world, the Burj Khalifa, and it boasts an artificial island in the shape of a palm tree, the Palm Jumeirah!

Tips for Travelling to Dubai

Dubai International Airport, one of the busiest airports in the world, serves as the primary gateway to the city. The Dubai Metro, taxis, and ride-hailing services like Uber are commonly used to navigate the city.

Visa policies vary depending on nationality, so travellers are advised to check the UAE embassy website in their respective countries. Credit cards are widely accepted and the official language is Arabic, but English is commonly used, especially in business and by the large expatriate population.

As for traditions, remember that the UAE is a Muslim country and visitors should dress modestly in public. Also, the consumption of alcohol is regulated and is typically only allowed within licensed venues.

Unforgettable Attractions in Dubai

Dubai's iconic skyline is dominated by architectural marvels like the Burj Khalifa, Burj Al Arab and the Palm Jumeirah. Shoppers will find their paradise in the Dubai Mall and the traditional Gold and Spice Souks. For a dose of culture, one can visit the Dubai Museum, Al Fahidi Historic District or the stunning Jumeirah Mosque. The adventurous can explore the vast Arabian Desert on a safari.

Weather in Dubai and the Best Time to Visit

Dubai has a hot desert climate with extremely hot summers (June to September) with temperatures frequently reaching 41°C (105°F), and warm winters (December to March) averaging 24°C (75°F). The most comfortable time to visit is from November to April.

As for clothing, light, breathable fabrics are recommended due to the heat. However, it's also wise to carry a light jacket or shawl, as indoor areas can be heavily air-conditioned.

Selecting the Right Hotel in Dubai

Dubai's hotels are as varied and impressive as its skyline. To stay near main attractions, consider the Armani Hotel inside the Burj Khalifa.

For a food-centric stay, Pierchic offers gourmet dining and is located near various eateries.

For luxury accommodation, the Burj Al Arab is an iconic choice, while budget travellers can consider Rove Downtown, which offers great value.

Business travellers might appreciate the convenient location of Dusit Thani near the business district. Atlantis The Palm offers highly Instagrammable views and interiors. Near the airport, the Dubai International Hotel offers convenient and comfortable lodging.

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