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Issie May 3rd 2006 12:33 am

Hotels
 
We have two nights in Dubai on our return trip back from Oz in Febraury 2007......looking for a good hotel for 2 adults and 2 children, would not like to travel that far from the airport as we just want to chill for a couple of days.....any suggestion will have Karma in exchange :)

Thanks Guys x

TA5 May 3rd 2006 12:40 am

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Originally Posted by Issie
We have two nights in Dubai on our return trip back from Oz in Febraury 2007......looking for a good hotel for 2 adults and 2 children, would not like to travel that far from the airport as we just want to chill for a couple of days.....any suggestion will have Karma in exchange :)

Thanks Guys x

The difference between beachfront and 'airport hotel' is about 10 minutes taxi and a few bucks. If you really want near airport there is airport meridian, al bustan rotana, and a few others i can't recall.

Issie May 3rd 2006 12:42 am

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Originally Posted by TA5
The difference between beachfront and 'airport hotel' is about 10 minutes taxi and a few bucks. If you really want near airport there is airport meridian, al bustan rotana, and a few others i can't recall.

10 minutes isnt hat far....ok you twisted my arm :D


beach front it is :)

Zannie May 3rd 2006 12:52 am

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The Jumeriah Beach Club is really nice, and more towards the airport end of Dubai, owned by the same co that owns the Burj, Jumeriah Beach Hotel atc..etc...

http://www.jumeirahbeachclub.com/

Or The Jumeriah Beach Hotel is also great, a bit further down the coast by 10 mins or so, but family friendly and right next to the Burj.

http://www.jumeirahbeachhotel.com/

Both are ideal places to chill out. Private beach access, lovely swimming pools. The Jumeriah Beach Club is in particular has lovely gardens.

Issie May 3rd 2006 12:54 am

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Originally Posted by Zannie
The Jumeriah Beach Club is really nice, and more towards the airport end of Dubai, owned by the same co that owns the Burj, Jumeriah Beach Hotel atc..etc...

http://www.jumeirahbeachclub.com/

Or The Jumeriah Beach Hotel is also great, a bit further down the coast by 10 mins or so, but family friendly and right next to the Burj.

http://www.jumeirahbeachhotel.com/

Both are ideal places to chill out. Private beach access, lovely swimming pools. The Jumeriah Beach Club is in particular has lovely gardens.

Thanks Zannie...will check them both out, Karma sent as promised :)

MJC May 3rd 2006 3:51 am

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Issie,

How much can you afford?

I can suggest you don't go anywhere near the following places Deira - JW Marriot etc, Bur Dubai - where should I start, Ascot, Regal Plaza, Yorks, Astoria, etc. etc.

You should be at Jumeriah Beach Hotel - good for kids (free entry to wild wadi water park) or anyone in the marina, Sheraton (cheap cos of the construction), mina al sayahi, Hilton Jumeriah (not Dubai Creek), Dont do the intercontinental or the Hyatt (too busy). The best tho, if you've got the cash is The Al Qasr or the Mina A'Salam, both owned by Jumeriah group.

Top notch and have a good stay with us.

Jammy_Dodgers May 3rd 2006 3:54 am

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Originally Posted by MJC
Issie,

How much can you afford?

I can suggest you don't go anywhere near the following places Deira - JW Marriot etc, Bur Dubai - where should I start, Ascot, Regal Plaza, Yorks, Astoria, etc. etc.

You should be at Jumeriah Beach Hotel - good for kids (free entry to wild wadi water park) or anyone in the marina, Sheraton (cheap cos of the construction), mina al sayahi, Hilton Jumeriah (not Dubai Creek), Dont do the intercontinental or the Hyatt (too busy). The best tho, if you've got the cash is The Al Qasr or the Mina A'Salam, both owned by Jumeriah group.

Top notch and have a good stay with us.

You forgot to mention Imperial Suites... :p :scared:

MJC May 3rd 2006 3:57 am

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Originally Posted by Jammy_Dodgers
You forgot to mention Imperial Suites... :p :scared:

I'm trying to send them to the decent places matey, now about your CV?

Miss Eck May 3rd 2006 4:55 am

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I agree with all those MJC has mentioned. Also the Habtoor Grand is really nice with a lovely beach and pool and should keep the kids entertained (it is also at the Marina). All their rooms have magnificent sea views. There is a lot of restaurants on site as well.

You should definetely stay at a beach hotel and make the most out of your stay. The weather will be lovely at that time of year.

Autonomy May 3rd 2006 3:42 pm

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Originally Posted by Miss Eck
I agree with all those MJC has mentioned. Also the Habtoor Grand is really nice with a lovely beach and pool and should keep the kids entertained (it is also at the Marina). All their rooms have magnificent sea views. There is a lot of restaurants on site as well.

You should definetely stay at a beach hotel and make the most out of your stay. The weather will be lovely at that time of year.

Yup all nice places... just a suggestion - but in many, many places you can do a beach hotel...

for something very nice and different - check out Bab Al Shams a family friendly VERY nice desert resort.

Have a look at this too...

Auto

Issie May 4th 2006 8:42 am

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Originally Posted by Autonomy
Yup all nice places... just a suggestion - but in many, many places you can do a beach hotel...

for something very nice and different - check out Bab Al Shams a family friendly VERY nice desert resort.

Have a look at this too...

Auto

Thanks guys for all your replys . will check all those out in the next few days.....we are looking forward to seeing Dubai even if it is only for a few days xx


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