Luxury Dubai: Find the right hotel for you

With a portfolio of more than 820 companies offering 150,000 rooms, Dubai’s hotel and accommodation sector caters to all types of travellers, regardless of taste, budget or needs.

Be it a family with children or a couple looking for a romantic holiday, there is accommodation to suit everyone – in the city, on the beach or in the middle of the Dubai desert.

Desert adventurer: Al Maha, Luxury Collection Desert Resort & Spa

For an unforgettable desert experience, Al Maha offers 42 suites for adults, each with a private pool, located in the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve. This eco-focused resort allows guests to immerse themselves in the beauty of the desert. 45 minutes away from the city, the constellations of the night sky are as clear as crystal and finding strange shooting stars is not unusual.

Luxury seekers: Atlantis The Royal

For those seeking the pinnacle of luxury, Atlantis The Royal offers an unparalleled experience. Included in the list of the 50 Best Hotels in the World, this ultra-luxury resort has 795 rooms, suites, and penthouses, each with a breathtaking view of the Dubai skyline and the Arabian Gulf. With 90 swimming pools and more celebrity chef restaurants than anywhere else in the world, it’s a paradise for the discerning traveler.

Beach lovers: Jumeirah Beach Hotel

The undulating Jumeirah Beach Hotel is perfect for sun seekers. All 599 rooms and suites offer prime sea views, many facing the Burj Al Arab. Guests enjoy complimentary access to the popular Wild Wadi Waterpark, combining beachfront luxury with family fun.

Health enthusiast: SIRO One Za’abeel

Described as Dubai’s ‘first fitness and recovery hotel’, SIRO One Za’abeel integrates well-being into its offering with sleep-optimized rooms and innovative facilities like the Fitness Lab. In-house staff can also provide nutritional support and custom meal plans, while guests can recharge at the Fuel Bar.

Family friendly: LEGOLAND Hotel

The LEGOLAND Hotel, also at Dubai Parks and Resorts, is the first of its kind in the region and is an ideal base for families visiting Dubai’s theme parks and attractions. The hotel has 250 rooms and suites, all designed and decorated with different LEGO themes: Adventure, Kingdom, Pirates, Friends and NINJAGO. Guests can also dine at the themed Bricks Family Restaurant.

Romantic getaway: Anantara The Palm Dubai Resort

Couples will find happiness at Anantara The Palm Dubai Resort. Combining Thai-inspired hospitality, a private beach, and special spa rituals, it offers a tranquil getaway with easy access to the city’s attractions. Overwater villas and rooms with direct lagoon access add to the romantic appeal.

History lovers: Al Seef Heritage Hotel Dubai

Luxury meets history on the banks of Dubai Creek at Al Seef Heritage Hotel Dubai, Curio Collection by Hilton, where guests take a journey through time while still enjoying contemporary comforts. With heritage-inspired architecture including intricate details, arched doorways and wind towers, guests will feel as if they have been transported back in time.

Culinary enthusiasts: One&Only One Za’abeel

Gastronomists will find heaven at the recently opened One&Only One Za’abeel. This architectural marvel, with two slender towers connected by The Link – a floating restaurant and lounge 100 meters above the city – offers an unparalleled dining experience. With 11 world-class restaurants, including establishments by renowned chefs Anne-Sophie Pic and Australia’s Tetsuya Wakuda, this is a culinary journey around the globe. If you don’t indulge your loved gourmet, guests can rejuvenate at the cutting-edge Longevity Hub by Clinique La Prairie or relax in one of the four stunning pools.

Paul Johnson

Paul Johnson is the Editor of the Luxury Travel Blog and has worked in the travel industry for over 30 years. He is the Winner of Innovation in Travel ‘Best Travel Influencer’ Award from WIRED magazine. In addition to other awards, the blog was also voted “one of the best travel blogs in the world” and “best for luxury” by The Telegraph.