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Going to a hotel for the day
Ok we've done this before (but I don't care).
Trying to have a nice, chilled day tomorrow - so rather than beach thought I'd go to one of the hotels for the day. We went to Habtoor Grand a few weeks back with mates, AED 175 each but pretty busy and full of tourists (obviously). Was thinking Jebel Ali club as round the corner from me and is AED 220 or AED 325 with bbq lunch, not been but sounds ok. We went to one and only royal mirage last year and loved it there.Was about AED 300 I think. Also went to Desert Palm which is class and for AED 175 (or simialr) you get lunch and can use the pool, but it's a fair hike for us. Am thinking of pool, beach, massage maybe, nice bit of food and maybe watching the sunset with a few cocktails. Any recommendations then? |
Re: Going to a hotel for the day
http://www.leroyalmeridien-dubai.com...ya-buena-vista
and Barasti have an offer on as well for BBQ and beach access, we are wanting to do the same but I begrudge the prices they charge. |
Re: Going to a hotel for the day
What about that Shoreside place on the Beach Road?
There's a beach, a bar that also does food. Unlike hotels it shouldn't be full of screaming kids either. I haven't been, but suggest you ask Max as I am sure she used to go there regularly. |
Re: Going to a hotel for the day
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 9261322)
http://www.leroyalmeridien-dubai.com...ya-buena-vista
and Barasti have an offer on as well for BBQ and beach access, we are wanting to do the same but I begrudge the prices they charge. |
Re: Going to a hotel for the day
Originally Posted by Meow
(Post 9261352)
What about that Shoreside place on the Beach Road?
There's a beach, a bar that also does food. Unlike hotels it shouldn't be full of screaming kids either. I haven't been, but suggest you ask Max as I am sure she used to go there regularly. |
Re: Going to a hotel for the day
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 9261322)
http://www.leroyalmeridien-dubai.com...ya-buena-vista
and Barasti have an offer on as well for BBQ and beach access, we are wanting to do the same but I begrudge the prices they charge. if you go to mina seyahi turn right when you head to the beach and walk all the way long to westin where theres a much nicer pool and its usually way quieter. or jebel ali hotel. now the palm has stopped its nice and quiet up there |
Re: Going to a hotel for the day
Originally Posted by Meow
(Post 9261352)
What about that Shoreside place on the Beach Road?
There's a beach, a bar that also does food. Unlike hotels it shouldn't be full of screaming kids either. I haven't been, but suggest you ask Max as I am sure she used to go there regularly. |
Re: Going to a hotel for the day
Originally Posted by shiva
(Post 9261457)
if you go to mina seyahi turn right when you head to the beach and walk all the way long to westin where theres a much nicer pool and its usually way quieter.
or jebel ali hotel. now the palm has stopped its nice and quiet up there |
Re: Going to a hotel for the day
Originally Posted by shiva
(Post 9261457)
if you go to mina seyahi turn right when you head to the beach and walk all the way long to westin where theres a much nicer pool and its usually way quieter.
or jebel ali hotel. now the palm has stopped its nice and quiet up there |
Re: Going to a hotel for the day
Originally Posted by Spugsy
(Post 9261528)
yeah I'm edging towards jebel ali, never been but seems canny - like the sound of bbq lunch as well.
easily the best beach in a hotel in dubai. absolutely massive which means your never cheek and jowl with anyone else. 3 seperate pools including a fresh water and salt waterpool. the view was semi ruined when they built the palm but as i say now there is no construction its nice and quiet. re westin no nee dto break in BC just walk along and sit down. i checked with em last time we were there and they were fine about it. |
Re: Going to a hotel for the day
should be an e in the above but it wont let me edit so here it is. put it where you like.
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Re: Going to a hotel for the day
Originally Posted by Meow
(Post 9261352)
What about that Shoreside place on the Beach Road?
There's a beach, a bar that also does food. Unlike hotels it shouldn't be full of screaming kids either. I haven't been, but suggest you ask Max as I am sure she used to go there regularly. |
Re: Going to a hotel for the day
Really?
I do dragonboat training at the Westin/Mina all the time and I've seen hotel staff escort off people who presumably walked off the streets. *It's probably ok if you order something and sit down somewhere, but if you're swimming it's a different story.
Originally Posted by shiva
(Post 9261768)
easily the best beach in a hotel in dubai. absolutely massive which means your never cheek and jowl with anyone else. 3 seperate pools including a fresh water and salt waterpool. the view was semi ruined when they built the palm but as i say now there is no construction its nice and quiet.
re westin no nee dto break in BC just walk along and sit down. i checked with em last time we were there and they were fine about it. |
Re: Going to a hotel for the day
Originally Posted by shiva
(Post 9261768)
easily the best beach in a hotel in dubai. absolutely massive which means your never cheek and jowl with anyone else. 3 seperate pools including a fresh water and salt waterpool. the view was semi ruined when they built the palm but as i say now there is no construction its nice and quiet.
re westin no nee dto break in BC just walk along and sit down. i checked with em last time we were there and they were fine about it. |
Re: Going to a hotel for the day
Originally Posted by shiva
(Post 9261768)
easily the best beach in a hotel in dubai. absolutely massive which means your never cheek and jowl with anyone else. 3 seperate pools including a fresh water and salt waterpool. the view was semi ruined when they built the palm but as i say now there is no construction its nice and quiet.
re westin no nee dto break in BC just walk along and sit down. i checked with em last time we were there and they were fine about it. |
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