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In a city with over 135,000 available hotel rooms, choosing the best hotels in Dubai is a real challenge. From gleaming skyscrapers with Italian design to authentic Arabian resorts in the desert\u2014the options are vast and varied. We\u2019ve taken the guesswork out of it and handpicked our personal favorites, suitable for every type of traveler. Here\u2019s our curated selection of the best hotels in Dubai.<\/p>\n

How We Choose the Best Hotels in Dubai<\/h3>\n

Each hotel on this list has been independently selected by our editors and reviewed by a journalist from Cond\u00e9 Nast Traveller<\/a> (a prestigious travel publication) who is intimately familiar with the destination and has personally stayed at the property. In our selection, we focus on both luxury properties and boutique and lesser-known spots that offer an authentic and immersive experience. We always look for striking design, an excellent location, and a warm welcome\u2014as well as a serious commitment to sustainability. This list is updated regularly as new hotels open and existing ones evolve.<\/p>\n

Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab, Dubai<\/h3>\n

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This is the newest place to be and be seen in Dubai. Rising from the ocean like a futuristic super-aircraft, the long-awaited Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab is the final piece of Jumeirah\u2019s maritime trilogy, joining the wave-shaped Jumeirah Beach Hotel and the sail-shaped Jumeirah Burj Al Arab on the city\u2019s most coveted stretch of beach. Despite the property\u2019s size\u2014300 rooms, 86 suites, and 82 serviced residences\u2014a special effort has been made to create a sense of intimacy and exclusivity. The lobby is divided into zones, partially concealed by mashrabiya lattice screens, with a centerpiece featuring an impressive Viennoiserie bakery, created by renowned chef Pierre Herm\u00e9, where the rows of exquisite pastries look almost too beautiful to eat. The rooms at Marsa Al Arab are inspired by vintage Riva boats from Italy, featuring subtle nautical details and terraces overlooking the Burj Al Arab or the hotel\u2019s marina and the curve of Kite Beach beyond. Amenities feature products by Votary and celebrity stylist Rosano Ferretti, and all rooms are equipped with Dyson hair dryers.
\nMarsa\u2019s 15 restaurants and bars offer endless dining options, but the highlight is The Fore, billed as Dubai\u2019s first \u201ctransformative dining experience.\u201d Four distinct restaurants\u2014the Japanese Umi Kei, inspired by the art of kintsugi; the Asian Madame Li; the cozy Mediterranean brasserie Mirabelle; and The Bombay Club, curated by renowned Indian chef Manav Tuli\u2014transform in the morning via movable panels and hidden walls into a single space where one of the city\u2019s best breakfasts is served.<\/p>\n

Delano Dubai<\/h3>\n

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Delano\u2019s debut in the Middle East takes place on Bluewaters Dubai\u2014the artificial island also known for the world\u2019s largest Ferris wheel. This hotel has the potential to be just as innovative as the original Delano in Miami. Unlike most five-star hotels in Dubai, which are decked out in marble and chandeliers, Delano opts for a clean and elegant interior, and its scale creates a sense of comfort and tranquility.
\nHere, forget about the usual \u201cstandard room\u201d or \u201cocean-view room\u201d\u2014the rooms have romantic names like Rising Light and Waking Eclipse, which evoke wide horizons and watery vistas; something less common in Dubai than you might expect.
\nThe Rose Bar may not offer the same opportunities to run into Hollywood stars as its Miami counterpart, but it perfectly captures the atmosphere of a decadent speakeasy. The restaurants are managed by the local group Rikas Hospitality; worth noting are Blue Door, featuring coastal Anatolian cuisine, and Maison Revka, where French and Slavic flavors intertwine.<\/p>\n

Banyan Tree Dubai<\/h3>\n

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Making the most of its beachfront location on the northernmost tip of Bluewaters Island, Banyan Tree Dubai is a thoughtfully curated resort with an impressive spa. In addition to excellent French and Asian restaurants nestled among the hotel\u2019s lush gardens, along the beach promenade between Banyan Tree Dubai and its \u201csister\u201d property, Delano Dubai, you\u2019ll find even more options for dining and drinks, making this resort a wonderful choice for connoisseurs of culinary experiences.
\nThe resort is ideal for both families\u2014it offers excellent amenities for children\u2014and for couples seeking tranquility and privacy during a vacation or weekend getaway. The hotel\u2019s stylish pool, with its orange and white stripes, is a wonderful place to relax and escape city life.<\/p>\n

One&Only One Za\u2019abeel<\/h3>\n

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One&Only One Za\u2019abeel is an impressive new addition to Dubai\u2019s already iconic skyline. The hotel is located in one of two imposing towers connected by a suspended bridge called The Link\u2014a three-level boulevard home to a number of restaurants helmed by Michelin-starred chefs.
\nOn the rooftop, trendy couples enjoy the soothing waters of a suspended infinity pool and views of gardens, the desert, and the Burj Khalifa. The deck, dotted with olive trees, is served by the Peruvian-Japanese restaurant Tapasake, and Kerzner\u2019s first urban \u201cvertical resort\u201d offers no shortage of opportunities for new experiences: a three-story Longevity Hub wellness center by Clinique La Prairie, a Balinese multi-level pool surrounded by greenery, and a graffiti-adorned tunnel housing the renowned StreetXO restaurant by Spanish culinary wizard Dabiz Mu\u00f1oz.
\nThe rooms at One&Only One Za\u2019abeel impress with their sense of spaciousness: the tall glass walls draw the eye toward the horizon. The interior design by Jean-Michel Gatti features shades of light sand, gray-brown, and gold, while silk rugs soften the marble floors.
\nGuests in the corner suites can choose between Urban, Sanctuary, or Creative room themes, each with unique amenities\u2014from a conference table to a massage bed to a luxury audio system.
\nThe most unforgettable part? Waking up to the pink glow of sunrise at the foot of the bed; the magic of the curtains parting across the glass and steel, revealing the view from the corner suite; the panoramic view of the brightly lit Dubai from the Sphere cocktail bar at The Link; the view\u2026 the view\u2026 the view.<\/p>\n

The Lana, Dorchester Collection<\/h3>\n

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A private Rolls-Royce Phantom is parked at the entrance, and doormen in top hats and tailcoats greet guests\u2014yet arriving at The Lana remains a discreet and unobtrusive experience. This is the Dorchester Collection\u2019s first hotel in the Middle East and a symbol of Dubai\u2019s maturity\u2014the group behind iconic properties such as The Dorchester in London and the Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles has chosen to bring its distinctive concept of understated, elegant luxury right here.
\nThe architectural firm Foster + Partners designed the 30-story, 225-room hotel to take in the impressive views: the circular Marassi Marina stretches out in front, its ink-blue waters reflecting the lights of the skyscrapers at night, with the majestic Burj Khalifa in the background. In a city often associated with excess, The Lana showcases the power of understated aesthetics\u2014the sofas are upholstered in pale pink velvet, and the elevators are lined with pink leather featuring a wave-like texture.
\nAt the Riviera restaurant, young French chef Jean Imbert\u2014known for succeeding Alain Ducasse at the H\u00f4tel Plaza Ath\u00e9n\u00e9e\u2014creates a culinary odyssey inspired by the coastal cuisines of France and Italy. At Jara, Spanish chef Mart\u00edn Berasategui serves Basque classics\u2014a well-deserved recognition, given that his restaurants have been awarded a total of 12 Michelin stars.
\nThe first Dior spa in Dubai opened its doors a month ago\u2014the final piece of The Lana\u2019s already revolutionary puzzle.<\/p>\n

Address Beach Resort<\/h3>\n
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\nWith its gleaming glass facade shaped like a keyhole, rising 77 stories above one of the city\u2019s most popular beach areas, Address Beach Resort is a true star in Dubai\u2019s skyline\u2014stretching from Dubai Marina to Ain Dubai. Its rooftop features the world\u2019s tallest infinity pool (certified by Guinness World Records), offering simply incredible views\u2014on a clear day, you can see the entire city and the tip of the Burj Khalifa more than 20 kilometers away.
\nGuests can choose from six different room types\u2014with views of the marina or the sea, with or without a balcony\u2014as well as four categories of suites (with one, two, or three bedrooms). All rooms feature the modern, minimalist style characteristic of all Address hotels\u2014snow-white bedding, natural light-colored wood, elegant cream-colored wardrobes, and soft carpets in shades of navy blue.
\nDining experiences range from relaxed poolside lunches at The Beach Grill, to refined Chinese cuisine at Mott 32, to a lively atmosphere and a fusion of Lebanese and Brazilian cuisine at Li\u2019 Brasil. The hotel\u2019s location is ideal for walks to Bluewaters, Dubai Marina, or JBR, with easy access to numerous bars, restaurants, and attractions.<\/div>\n

Burj Al Arab Jumeirah<\/h3>\n

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The hotel that put Dubai on the world map, Burj Al Arab Jumeirah, continues to impress with its distinctive sail-shaped silhouette and extravagant interior, filled with gold accents, marble, and personalized service for every guest. The suites are spacious and elegant, and the hotel offers a private beach, a helipad, and numerous gourmet restaurants such as Al Muntaha and SAL. The experience here is luxurious in every way.<\/p>\n

Atlantis The Royal – Palm Jumeirah<\/h3>\n

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This new and remarkable icon of Palm Jumeirah impresses with architecture and design worthy of a masterpiece. The rooms and suites are meticulously designed to perfection, many of them offering incredible views of the Persian Gulf. The hotel features some of the best restaurants, helmed by world-renowned chefs, such as Dinner by Heston Blumenthal and Nobu by the Beach. Highlights include 17 pools, a private beach, and an impressive spa.<\/p>\n

Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf<\/h3>\n

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It remains a true surprise that even today, on the 99-acre (40-hectare) Madinat Jumeirah estate in Dubai, one can still discover a place that seems untouched and secluded \u2014especially considering that this Arabian palace-like oasis, with four hotels stretching along two kilometers of private beach overlooking the Burj Al Arab Jumeirah, will celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2024.
\nStaying in one of the newly renovated Malakiya Villas at Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf is like stepping into your own private kingdom. Guests can choose from seven standalone residences, each with two or three bedrooms\u2014including the impressive 650-square-meter (7,000-square-foot) Royal Malakiya Villa. Each villa features its own private pool and terrace, and guests arrive via a tranquil waterway by abra boat through man-made tropical lagoons.
\nThe interior is a harmonious blend of soft gray and cream tones, leather, silk, and boucl\u00e9\u2014all complemented by stylish, impressionist-style paintings. In the master bedroom, the bed is so high and luxurious that once you settle in (like a true princess), you won\u2019t want to leave the white sheets\u2014not even for breakfast.
\nA team of butlers is available 24\/7 via WhatsApp and appears discreetly with perfectly crafted cocktails or little \u201cgems\u201d for afternoon tea. A truly royal experience.<\/p>\n

One&Only The Palm, Dubai<\/h3>\n

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One&Only The Palm Resort attracts a diverse audience from around the world\u2014including both guests from Dubai itself and visitors from Europe and Asia. The hotel creates the feeling of a true oasis of tranquility\u2014whether you\u2019re lounging by one of the magnificent pools or relaxing in a room equipped with a Bose sound system.
\nThe spacious bathroom, stocked with Acqua Di Parma products, is almost as large as the bedroom itself. It\u2019s so spacious that AdP cosmetics are provided in full-size bottles rather than miniature travel-size packages.<\/p>\n

Address Sky View<\/h3>\n

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The name of this hotel hints at its main attraction\u2014the incredible views it offers: from almost every vantage point, you can see the Burj Khalifa and the city\u2019s iconic skyline. Floor-to-ceiling windows ensure that all 169 rooms enjoy breathtaking panoramic views.
\nThe linens are fresh and smooth, and the European design is sleek, sophisticated, and exceptionally luxurious. The rooms are exceptionally spacious and feature all the amenities expected of a five-star hotel, including smart TVs with free satellite access.
\nThe marble in the bathrooms\u2014which are equipped with a bathtub, shower, and double sinks\u2014enhances the sense of luxury, while the leather chairs add a touch of opulence and comfort. The service is five-star, with a friendly and welcoming attitude and attention to detail.<\/p>\n

Armani Hotel Dubai<\/h3>\n

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Located inside the world\u2019s tallest building, Giorgio Armani\u2019s first hotel is as glamorous as you\u2019d expect from the Italian designer. With a total of 160 rooms in 11 different sizes, the accommodations vary, but all are serene and sophisticated, featuring furniture in shades of chocolate, taupe, and gray. High-tech iPads control the lighting and curtains, and the branding is prominent.<\/p>\n

Raffles The Palm Dubai<\/h3>\n

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This magnificent hotel is a veritable palace, as if straight out of a fairy tale. Upon arrival, you\u2019ll be greeted by a lobby surrounded by supercars, setting the tone for the glamour inside. This is a stay guests won\u2019t soon forget. The rooms, which are the most spacious in the emirate, are designed with regal elegance. Decorated in shades of platinum or gold, each room features a sparkling chandelier, a private terrace, and an exquisite marble bathroom with a bathtub, shower, double sinks, and luxury toiletries.<\/p>\n

Bab Al Shams, A Rare Finds Desert Resort, Dubai<\/h3>\n

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Bab Al Shams unfolds gradually\u2014its sandstone fa\u00e7ade, inspired by traditional Emirati fortresses, almost blends into the surrounding date palms and dunes. In a city where everything is grand and luxurious, this desert resort impresses with its understated elegance and style.
\nFor nearly two decades now, UAE residents have been taking a 45-minute drive along Al Qudra Road, passing by man-made lakes and horse racing tracks, to celebrate special occasions amid the peace and quiet of Bab Al Shams. The famous infinity pool \u201cflows\u201d directly into the desert, and the sunsets transform the dunes into a magical landscape illuminated by lanterns and torches.
\nAfter a 10-month impressive renovation, the resort is now part of the Rare Finds Hotels & Resorts collection. The exterior remains true to the local architecture, but the interiors have been refreshed\u2014brighter, with exquisite details in mother-of-pearl and brass, subtle Arabian accents, and decorative mosaics.
\nThe main open-air dining area, Al Hadheerah, impresses with Arabic cuisine and evening performances\u2014dancers, musicians, and authentic culinary rituals. The Mediterranean-style Zala or the Pan-Asian Anw\u0101 offer a quieter atmosphere.
\nThe new spa center features men\u2019s and women\u2019s hammams made of green marble and treatments using local natural cosmetics. A walk through the Al Marmoom Desert Reserve reveals the rich natural beauty of the UAE\u2014from sand dunes and herds of camels to gazelles, mongooses, and the first migratory flamingos of the season.
\nBab Al Shams remains a magnetic destination for an escape from the city and a true oasis of harmony in the desert. Read more about Bab Al Shams in our special article.<\/a><\/p>\n

Palazzo Versace Dubai<\/h3>\n

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In this glamorous Italian palace, radiant newlyweds come to experience a stay that embodies the Versace brand. The Deluxe and Premium rooms offer a refreshing alternative to the neutral color palette that dominates so many other Dubai hotels. The bathrooms feature Roman-inspired mosaics on the walls, and additional tiles adorn the marble floor. You\u2019ll probably want to take home as many of the Versace-branded toiletries as you can fit in your carry-on luggage.<\/p>\n

Bulgari Resort Dubai<\/h3>\n

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Bulgari stands out for its location on its own artificial island shaped like seahorses and its low-rise architecture, which contrasts pleasantly with the skyscrapers that dominate the cityscape. This is thanks to the Milan-based architects who designed the hotel to divide two bays\u2014one a quiet beach with villas, and the other a modern yacht club with numerous restaurants and the Bulgari Yacht Club \u2014the first of its kind for the brand.<\/p>\n

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ME Dubai<\/h3>\n

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In a city with 160,000 hotel rooms, it\u2019s becoming increasingly difficult to stand out. But here we have the world\u2019s only hotel designed entirely\u2014inside and out\u2014by the late, great Zaha Hadid\u2014a distinction that speaks for itself. \u201cThe Opus\u201d\u2014a dazzling glass structure pierced by an amorphous void\u2014resembles an ice cube melting under the Middle Eastern sun. Its curves are smooth, and its aesthetic is organic and futuristic; the experience of staying here is inseparable from the architecture itself.
\nThe ME by Meli\u00e1 group adds an artistic touch with a gallery for temporary exhibitions and public spaces decorated with paintings. The brand\u2019s Spanish roots are subtly present\u2014cosmetics and a spa by Natura Bisse, tapas at the Central restaurant, and creative cocktails from Madrid\u2019s renowned Salmon Guru.
\nME, however, does not rely on paying homage to its own traditions or even to the city\u2019s Arab motifs\u2014an impressive departure in the UAE, where \u201cmodern Arabia\u201d is often the preferred style. ME creates its own rules.<\/p>\n

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\nWe create fully customized travel packages tailored to your wishes\u2014from planning your itinerary and selecting a hotel to perfectly organizing your entire stay. Our team will be happy to recommend the most suitable hotels and ensure that every detail is taken care of, so you can enjoy a vacation free of worries and compromises.
\nTrust Palms Travel to turn your trip to Dubai into a true adventure filled with comfort, luxury, and breathtaking experiences!<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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