Dubai Hotels
Dubai City Hotels and Accommodations For The Traveller, by Dubai City Guide Summer 2008
Luxury, economic or in-between, Dubai City hotels are classic examples for ‘you get what you pay for’. The world’s finest luxury hotel, Burj Al Arab, is located in Dubai City and claims to be the only ‘seven-star’ hotel on Earth. With a booming travel industry and year-round visitors, Dubai City hotels are among the world’s most sought-after places. The peak tourist season in Dubai City is between December and May and all the hotels in city of Dubai are fully booked, which is a reason for the constant demand for more hotels.
Some of the world’s best known hotel groups have established their presence in Dubai City, including Hilton, InterContinental, Hyatt, Crowne Plaza, Sheraton, JW Marriott, Le Meridien, Ritz-Carlton, Dusit, Sofitel, Ibis, Novotel, Movenpick, Kempinski, Radisson SAS, Ramada and Taj. Dubai has over 700 hotels in the city and the majority are four and five star rated. Hotel rates vary according to season and from hotel to hotel and the average room rate per night can be anything from $70 to $2000. A night’s stay at the Burj Al Arab can cost up to $4000.
With the huge increase in demand for Dubai property, employment and business opportunities, more and more foreigners are arriving in Dubai every week. Some come in search of riches and the others come to see the wonder of a new world. The constant traveller flow in to Dubai has risen the need for modern amenities and facilities to be in a single location for their convenience. The Dubai hotels have gamely risen to the challenge, offering business centres, conference rooms, virtual offices, luxury spas, fitness centres and swimming pools as business and leisure facilities. Every hotel room has cable or satellite television for in-room entertainment and even the budget hotels are equipped with all the necessary amenities for a comfortable stay.
