JumeirahLuxury
Closed for restoration
Jumeirah Burj Al Arab
198 duplex suites on a man-made island 280 metres offshore — the sail-shaped silhouette that fixed Dubai in the global imagination.
- Beach
- Fine Dining
- Spa
Destination Guide
Low-rise coastline and old-Dubai calm

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Jumeirah stretches along the coast south-west of the creek. It is lower, older and calmer than the districts built after it, and it retains a neighbourhood texture that visitors often say they were not expecting.
Beach clubs and boutique properties sit between villas and small galleries; mosques and cafés anchor the streets behind.
It suits repeat visitors, longer stays and travellers who want the sea without the resort scale.
Where to stay
JumeirahLuxury
Closed for restoration
198 duplex suites on a man-made island 280 metres offshore — the sail-shaped silhouette that fixed Dubai in the global imagination.
JumeirahLuxury
A beachfront address on Jumeirah Beach Road that behaves like a city hotel — strong dining, a serious spa, and the skyline fifteen minutes away.
JumeirahLuxury
237 rooms and suites across a 14-acre low-rise beachfront site — the most garden-like of Dubai's city-side resorts.
JumeirahResort
435 rooms and suites facing Jumeirah Burj Al Arab, with eight restaurants and bars, Talise Spa and the resort's turtle rehabilitation project.
JumeirahLuxury
Jumeirah's newest Dubai resort, a ship-form building by Shaun Killa on the water beside Madinat Jumeirah.
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