Palm JumeirahLuxury
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Kerzner's stacked-block landmark on the Palm crescent, built around a chef-driven restaurant collection and a resort programme of its own.
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A curated selection of Dubai hotels, reviewed and written up by our editors. Filter by district, style of stay and the experiences that matter most to you.
Palm JumeirahLuxury
Kerzner's stacked-block landmark on the Palm crescent, built around a chef-driven restaurant collection and a resort programme of its own.
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.
Palm JumeirahResort
The original Palm Jumeirah landmark: a kilometre of private beach, Aquaventure Waterpark and The Lost Chambers Aquarium on one estate.
Downtown DubaiLuxury
160 rooms and suites inside the Burj Khalifa, every element designed by Giorgio Armani — the most restrained address in Downtown.
Jumeira BayLuxury
Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel's seahorse-shaped island resort: balconied rooms from 53 sqm, standalone villas and a private marina.
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.
Palm JumeirahLuxury
Low-rise Andalusian-inflected rooms, suites and villas on a quiet stretch of the Palm, with two-Michelin-starred STAY by Yannick Alléno.
Palm JumeirahResort
400 metres of private shoreline, three 24-hour swimming lagoons with direct room access, and the first over-water villas built in the UAE.
Business BayLuxury
Dorchester Collection's first Middle East hotel, on Marasi Drive in Business Bay — waterfront, architecture-led and dining-driven.
Za'abeelLuxury
An all-suite city resort in the One Za'abeel towers, connected by The Link — the cantilevered skybridge over Sheikh Zayed Road.
Za'abeelWellness
Kerzner's fitness-and-recovery brand, built around training, sleep and recovery programming rather than conventional hotel leisure.
Downtown DubaiLuxury
Emaar's twin towers in Downtown Dubai, linked high above the street by a sky bridge, with the Burj Khalifa in the window.
Downtown DubaiLuxury
Emaar's Arabian-styled Downtown property, set on the Burj Lake with the fountain and the tower directly in view.
DIFCLuxury
Four Seasons' smaller Dubai address, inside DIFC — built for business days and a dining scene that runs late.
DIFCLuxury
Waldorf Astoria's DIFC tower: a business-district address with a dining programme that draws the district in.
The DesertLuxury
Suites and signature villas inside the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve — the quietest luxury address in the emirate.
The DesertResort
A fort-inspired desert resort of courtyards and low buildings, built around Arabian hospitality and desert experiences.
JumeirahLuxury
Jumeirah's newest Dubai resort, a ship-form building by Shaun Killa on the water beside Madinat Jumeirah.
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Properties where the sand is the point — chosen for beach quality, shade and service on the water.
Palm JumeirahLuxury
Kerzner's stacked-block landmark on the Palm crescent, built around a chef-driven restaurant collection and a resort programme of its own.
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.
Palm JumeirahResort
400 metres of private shoreline, three 24-hour swimming lagoons with direct room access, and the first over-water villas built in the UAE.
Downtown, DIFC and Za'abeel addresses for travellers who want the city itself.
Downtown DubaiLuxury
160 rooms and suites inside the Burj Khalifa, every element designed by Giorgio Armani — the most restrained address in Downtown.
Business BayLuxury
Dorchester Collection's first Middle East hotel, on Marasi Drive in Business Bay — waterfront, architecture-led and dining-driven.
DIFCLuxury
Four Seasons' smaller Dubai address, inside DIFC — built for business days and a dining scene that runs late.
Downtown DubaiLuxury
Emaar's twin towers in Downtown Dubai, linked high above the street by a sky bridge, with the Burj Khalifa in the window.
Desert lodges and reserves within a comfortable drive of the airport.
The DesertLuxury
Suites and signature villas inside the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve — the quietest luxury address in the emirate.
The DesertResort
A fort-inspired desert resort of courtyards and low buildings, built around Arabian hospitality and desert experiences.