Hotels near QUEEN DIAMONDS, Dubai

It's a hotel with the best value for money. Every day we took a walk from the hotel to the beach and surrounding houses. It takes about 20-30 minutes to walk to Burj Al Arab (7 star hotel) and Souk Madinat Jumeirah (shopping mall). The hotel is located in a quiet residential area, and there are a lot of cute cafes and restaurants around, and there's a supermarket a 4-minute walk away, and the deli was delicious. The room was cute and resembled a Japanese business hotel, and disposable slippers were provided for convenience.

Our stay at the Ibis was fine. This is our 130th hotel stay this year and among our least favorite experiences. First, it is very clean, so don’t worry about that. But a clean bed and room is all you can expect. Things we didn’t enjoy: -Breakfast is a chaotic cluster. No staff were seating guests. People were sprawled out across the Ibis and adjoining Novotel. It is difficult to find staff to clean off a table or provide new cutlery. The food is fine, but the coffee is horrible. - We were told the room included tea and coffee. When we checked in we notified the front desk we had no coffee and would like some. They told us someone would bring it, but it never arrived. The same thing happened the second day. The third day we asked cleaning staff if they have coffee. They told us they were out and only had decaf. They did provide decaf, but regular coffee should have been available. -The shower is extremely slippery. The shower drain is raised to prevent hair and product from clogging it. But that means people are standing in .5” of water the entire time they are showering. The smooth tiles are extremely slippery when covered in standing water. I’m a 36 year old agile, athletic person. I fell, hitting my knee and face on the tile. There are no grippy mats to reduce slipping. There are no handles to get up from in the shower. - After falling, I asked for a hand towel to wash my face. I was told “we don’t offer hand towels on THIS SIDE of the hotel. Only the Novotel side gets hand towels.” It’s very weird to make people feel lesser than others over hand towels. 🤷♀️ Other small weird stuff: - There are ZERO outlets by the bed. You have to charge all electronics, including your phone, across the room. - The faucet barely hangs over the sink. When you wash your hands, they are against the side of the bowl, and water will run out on the counter. It’s like the designer never used the sink. - They have chosen a strange press soap bottle. It breaks off from the wall daily. -Aside from soap, no basic toiletries are provided. (no shampoo, conditioner, or lotion.) Overall, this place is cheaper than others, but it still costs too much to have this many issues.

The hotel is very close to Moe, and there are Chinese restaurants and Chinese supermarkets at the door.

Great hotel experience. Food at La Farine was super good, especially the breakfast and their French Onion Soup. Definitely a must try. The hotel room was spacious and clean. In view of so many hotel guests, I was surprised that the hotel managed to maintain a very high standard in all aspects. For sure will return again as we all had a great time there!

It was one of the bests in Dubai. I've been in several hotels before. I'm telling you this is the one you can feel relaxed and everything is just right there. The waterpark and Dolphine Bay are close and there are some swimming pools. The aquarium is also in the hotel. I prefered having breakfast in the room and the room service was completely satisfactory. I enjoyed my stay. Highly Recommended👍👍👍

If you intend to stay at Palm Jumeirah the entire duration, the location would make sense. If you're going in and out of Palm Jumeirah, then be prepared for some traffic during peak hours or even to the point of not being able to book a taxi when you need to get out! Amenities were not replenished daily - toothbrush, razors, for example. We had to ask each day. Kinda odd for a hotel. Service crew were polite and helpful - especially at breakfast! Cafe crew was also excellent. My 11-year old went to Ripples Bar to get a scoop of vanilla ice cream one eveing and the wait staff at the Ripples Bar, told her, its a treat for little children on Christmas Day, which made her day! Kudos for that! We were hoping for a high floor - with a view but we were on the 3rd floor with a partially blocked view (we saw most of a balcony top) despite paying for a sea view.

good choice for me in contrast to most hotels in Dubai cater for Indian guests favourably. Room is wide & fine. Excellent bath & toilet room.」

I had an amazing one night stay at the QE2 - as a Brit now living in Austrália the QE2 has a special place in my heart - never as a Cunard ship could I have afforded travelling to New York - now I could and the ship is sparkling - the renovation is fantastic throwing you back to the heyday of her life - the service was fantastic the food and drink authentic and worth the stay! My wife says I better come back with her

Nice clean place very attractive marvel . Good places are all around and close easy access and I have very good time staying here and with respect to money it’s worth .

**Review:** I recently stayed at this hotel in Dubai, and it was a fantastic experience. The location is excellent, placing you right next to the metro station and in a good heart of the city with easy access to major attractions. The rooms are very comfortable, providing a perfect retreat after a busy day of exploring. The value for money is outstanding, especially considering the range of services available. The hotel offers great amenities, including a well-maintained pool, which was a highlight for relaxation. However, the most impressive aspect was the customer service. The staff were incredibly friendly and supportive, making me feel right at home. Despite being on a very tight budget, I felt I received five-star treatment. If I ever return to Dubai, even with a larger budget, I would still choose to stay at this hotel. It contributed significantly to my wonderful experience in the city. Thank you for everything!