Where To Stay In Dubai
Where To Stay In Dubai
Dubai – a place for business, tourism and employment, a place where the world has come to recognise as a competitor for all things glorious and wonderful. If you are planning to come to Dubai for some purpose, accommodation is among the two most important aspects (the other being transportation) you need to remember to resolve before arrival. Dubai is very popular among the new-age tourists looking for a holiday destination with diversity and if you travel to Dubai during peak tourist season, between December and May, you’ll be hard pressed to find a place to stay.
Your visit’s purpose may very well influence your choice of Dubai accommodation, partly because that will be related to your budget as well. Dubai is synonymous with luxury hotels and the availability of five-star hotels seem to surpass the number of budget hotels, but you’ll be surprised to know that Dubai has a huge variety of one to three star hotels located all over the city for those who seek comfortable and yet affordable places to stay. While Dubai luxury hotels can cost approximately $350 per night for a single standard room as a minimum, budget hotels will cost you only around $50 per night.
Most visitors who arrive in Dubai for business prefer to stay at a fully-serviced business traveller-oriented hotel, such as the Jumeirah Emirates Towers, Fairmont Dubai and Crowne Plaza on Sheikh Zayed Road, which is the most commercialised street in Dubai. These Dubai hotels are renowned for their international standard services and facilities and are quite expensive for the general traveller. So, tourists on holiday prefer hotels such as the Radisson SAS, JW Marriott, Rotana, Hilton, Holiday Inn etc. Tourists have a large selection of Dubai hotels to choose from, which range from three to five star rated accommodation providers. The more high-end luxurious hotels in Dubai are concentrated around Jumeirah, a community mostly populated by expatriates. Central city hotels are much more affordable to the average traveller.
Both within the city and along the outskirts, you’ll find plenty of budget hotels in Dubai. These budget hotels are popularly known as hotel apartments and are often available as fully-furnished, self-catering accommodation facilities.
