3-Star Hotels in Dubai

"Only i don't like the cleaners of that hotel 9am knocking door they want to clean room its not good behaviour. Why need to clean on that day also we check out at 12 noon."

"Location & Transportation: Pros: It's a 15-minute walk from the metro station. Don't follow the navigation; it'll take you the long way around. Just head straight in the direction of your destination, trust me, you can walk there. Cons: There are no supermarkets or restaurants nearby. If you want to eat or shop, you'll need to go to Dubai Mall, which is a 30-minute walk away. Room Experience: The room is tiny. Once you open a 28-inch suitcase, there's barely enough room to stand. The bed is very narrow, probably less than 1 meter wide. The desk space is also small, which is tough when traveling with many small items; you constantly have to tidy up. Amenities: The restaurant is fantastic! They offer special à la carte dishes (one per person per day). We stayed three nights and ordered something different every day, all of which were good. There's also a wide variety of other buffet items, so we always had a full breakfast. The gym is amazing and far superior to hotels of similar caliber in China. The pool isn't huge but looks nice. Overall Impression: The value for money isn't great. The room being so small was quite disappointing, but the public facilities are all good. The location is still a bit far from the metro."

"it was a wonderful experience. The hotel is in a perfect location just a 1-minute walk to the metro and 1 minute to the bus station, with easy access to all Emirates of the UAE, Shandigha Museum, and many nearby historical places. The staff were very good, kind, and cooperative, and the food was delicious. Highly recommended"

"OK for a night although probably wouldn’t want to stay longer. Room ok but needs renovation"

"We recently stayed at this hotel for 5 nights. The location is convenient, with groceries and other shops within walking distance. The rooms are reasonably spacious and clean, which made our stay comfortable. However, the hotel appears quite old, and there was a noticeable moldy smell in some areas. The reception was often very crowded, and it seemed understaffed, resulting in longer waiting times during busy hours. Overall, it’s a decent option if you’re looking for a convenient location and clean accommodations, but the hotel could benefit from better maintenance and additional front desk staff."

"I stayed at Ibis Hotel last weekend and had a pleasant experience overall. The hotel offers good value for money, especially if you're looking for a clean, comfortable place to stay on a budget. My room was tidy, the bed was comfortable, and the basic amenities were all in good condition. The staff were friendly and check-in was quick and hassle-free. The location was convenient for getting around, which made my trip easier. While the rooms are fairly compact and the facilities are simple, everything was well maintained and met my expectations for a budget hotel. Overall, I would recommend Ibis to anyone looking for an affordable, reliable stay. It's a practical choice that delivers good value without compromising on cleanliness or comfort."

"I enjoyed my stay at the hotel , yet I took a hot shower and I left the door open when I was showering and security guards came to my door and were rude and barged into my room to check yet I was only wearing my towel and when they left they left the door open so I would like to complain regarding this matter ."

"The hotel is located near the old town, just a 5-minute walk to the metro. It's a 35-minute ride to Burj Khalifa and 1 hour 20 minutes to Marina Bay. The neighborhood surrounding the hotel is predominantly Indian, so the shops and cafes in the area are quite vibrant and authentic to that culture. It can be noisy and crowded on the streets, but everything you need is available almost 24/7. The staff is very polite and attentive. Check-in and check-out were quick. Room service was good. I used their complimentary luggage storage service at the reception. I didn't opt for breakfast. The in-room Wi-Fi was fast. I was assigned a room on the 4th floor, an accessible room (which essentially meant it was more spacious and comfortable). It was clean, tidy, and roomy. The room featured a large wardrobe, a cabinet by the entrance, a double bed, two nightstands, a desk, two chairs, a small table, a shelf, and a wall mirror. There was a large TV, a kettle, a refrigerator, plenty of power outlets, tissues, water, tea, and coffee. The lighting was good, and the light switches were convenient. The windows had thick curtains. The bathroom was huge and combined, with an accordion door, and fresh linen was provided. My main drawbacks were: 1. Poor soundproofing – even with the window closed, the street noise was unbearable. There seemed to be a dance club nearby, as low-frequency vibrations resonated through the walls late into the weekend nights (you couldn't hear it with your ears, but it definitely interfered with sleep). I was glad I was on the 4th floor. Interestingly, I stayed in a different room on the 4th floor of the same hotel a week prior, with windows facing an open courtyard, and it was significantly quieter there. 2. The air conditioning was practically unregulated – the room was incredibly, incredibly cold! I switched off the cooling right after checking in, but the background ventilation continued to cool the air (it blew directly on my feet). There was no heating mode. It was extremely uncomfortable – I couldn't walk barefoot and had to stay in warm clothes all the time. 3. No hairdryer – I'm used to blow-drying my long hair, but that wasn't an option here. This is a minor point, though. Overall, it's a very decent hotel for the price. I would gladly stay here again."