Hotels in Oud Metha, United Arab Emirates

If you are looking for a place to relax during your layover for a day or 2, this is the place. the rooms are big and clean. great mini-bar . Jumbo bath towels. very clean bathroom.. after being in Afghanistan for so long the bath was great....

As an owner of a company, I have been travelling to Dubai for the last 8 years at least 65 times for multiple days each time; and have stayed in many hotels and hotel chains, from 7 star to 4 star. I admit to demanding only the best and stay at only the best.., only to be disappointed several times. This hotel was not a disappointment in any way. I read a review of loud noises coming from the Nightclub on the roof, but that has been shuttered, so that is irrelevant, as I had no problems with music or clubgoers being inappropriate. Clean and modern, attentive staff, comfortable beds (a rarity over here), great location to the Metro and all other attractions, and a price that cannot be beat, makes this a worthy place to stay for a business professional or a family. One of the best values for the dollar I have seen here over 8 years. I Highly recommend this for professional and family travelers alike. Respectfully, James B

10 minutes from the airport by Taxi ( 35 AED) but far enough away that you are out of the noise and chaos zone. This is more of a business hotel, but has a great rooftop pool with excellent views of the city and Dubai Creek. City Center Mall is 5 minutes away and there are excellent eateries (including Western chains) in the area. HH Gold & Diamond members usually can get a corner room upgrade with an excellent view of the Creek. Some rooms have a wonderful view of the building next door however. AC works well (even in August). Good water pressure and temperature control. Complementary daily shuttle to the Hilton Dubai Jumeirah Resort lets you enjoy the amenities of the beach resort yet get away from the tourist district. I’m on hotel stay 8 at the Dubai Creek with two more booked in 2012 and it remains one of my favorite Middle East properties. Like many Dubai hotels, they are tolerant of Westerners but you are expected to respect Islamic rules and traditions. No alcohol is served at the hotel between 4 and 6 PM daily, and it is very scarce (if available at all) during Ramadan. The rooftop pool is relaxed and very casual, with good service and food selection. The HH Executive lounge on the M level offers continental breakfast (one or two hot items) and the evening snacks are excellent, with a variety of adult beverages served from 6 to 8 (except during Ramadan). If I were staying over 3 days, I’d split my stay between the Dubai Creek and Jumeirah Resort to give you the best of both properties.