Madinat Jumeirah

I had a great stay — the rooms were clean, the staff was friendly, and everything was well managed. Just a small suggestion to make things even better: I’ve recently seen hotels using a smart tool called HotelConnect. It lets guests scan a QR code in their room to access services, order food, explore local places, and more — all from their phone, without installing any app. It also helps hotels earn extra revenue by partnering with local vendors. Something like this could really enhance the experience here too.

Madinat Jumeirah is absolutely stunning — a perfect blend of traditional Arabian charm and modern luxury. The architecture is breathtaking, with beautiful canals, lush gardens, and authentic souks that give a real sense of place. The resort is massive, yet every corner feels thoughtfully designed and peaceful. There are plenty of dining options, from fine dining to casual cafes, all offering top-notch service and diverse cuisines. The private beach with views of the Burj Al Arab is a standout feature, and the whole atmosphere is calm, luxurious, and welcoming. Whether you’re staying at one of the hotels or just visiting for the day, it’s one of the most beautiful and unique places in Dubai — highly recommended!

I had the opportunity to attend an event at their ballroom, where our company held its annual gathering and Iftar celebration. The venue was truly impressive—spacious, elegant, and capable of accommodating up to a thousand guests comfortably. The evening went smoothly, with everyone enjoying the ambiance and festivities. The long entrance made for a grand photo opportunity, resembling a catwalk, while the spacious cocktail area provided a great space for mingling, interviews, and a pre-event holding area. Additionally, the outdoor section was a nice touch, offering a spot for guests to take a break, have a smoke, or enjoy casual conversations. This venue is ideal for large-scale events, dinner parties, weddings, and exhibitions. I would definitely love to return. I only wish I had the chance to book a room—it seems like the perfect place to stay overnight after attending such an event. The catering was excellent, and the staff were exceptionally generous, courteous, and professional. A truly memorable experience!

Parking charges are absolutely ridiculous, getting in is “automated” but getting out requires a validation from the venue. Which is fair enough, the only issue is that the venue won’t bother to validate when presenting the bill and even when you ask to do so, they are only able to validate 3hrs. So no matter how much you spend, after 2:59hrs just leave.

The most beautiful area in Dubai with great colors, lots of caffes and restaurants, sone of them overlooking beach. The best souq I visited. Comparing to rest of Dubai that is pretty gray and dusty this place is a true gem.

Didn’t stay in a hotel, day visitor. Beautiful location built in Arabic style around canals, enabling great vistas. We dined at the Greek restaurant and have to say the food was absolutely excellent, couple with great service.

Madinat Jumeirah is absolutely stunning — a perfect blend of traditional Arabian charm and modern luxury. The architecture is breathtaking, with beautiful canals, lush gardens, and authentic souks that give a real sense of place. The resort is massive, yet every corner feels thoughtfully designed and peaceful.

Madinat Jumeirah = Pure Luxury 🌟 This place is next-level. The rooms are spotless and insanely luxurious—like sleeping in a dream. The photos don’t lie, it’s even better in real life! Riding around in golf carts like royalty was weirdly fun, and the staff? So nice I started wondering if they were trained at a charm school. The rooms: Think “Arabian Nights” meets “Millionaire Pinterest board.” Every corner gleams, every fabric whispers “imported.” The beds? So comfy I briefly considered never leaving. The bathroom? Let’s just say I almost hosted a party in the bathtub. Everything is super clean, so clean I think you could eat off the floor (don’t ask why I know that). If I had enough money, I’d be staying here every time I come to Dubai… but until then, I’ll just be waving at it from the taxi☺️