Top 10 Luxury Hotels in Dubai

The resort-like atmosphere made me think that I would have enjoyed it even more if I had stayed longer. The hibiscus tea served was in a stainless steel water bottle, which gave it a slightly lived-in feel, which was a shame. The bread and jam at breakfast were delicious, and the tableware was luxurious.

The hotel is a bit old but it doesn't affect its beauty. It would be better if there were more Chinese waiters. The environment and location are excellent, and the service and breakfast are great

Everything is perfect, food, waterpark, boat trip, beach, room… so regretting not to stay for one more night!!

Best hotel in dubai, and the fact that you can swim at night is a big plus

perfect service, very friendly staff, very good hotel with a great outdoor area

The newly opened hotel is fantastic in every way. The only downside is that the kids' club isn't as good as the beach hotel next door. The steak at the Italian restaurant on the ground floor is even better than the Australian steak. The best part is that all the hotels along Jumeirah Beach, including the Burj Al Arab and the Canal Hotel, offer free shuttle bus service.

I had a wonderful stay at Atlantis The Royal. The hotel is stunning and feels very luxurious from the moment you arrive. The room was spacious, clean, and beautifully designed with an amazing view. The staff were friendly and attentive, always ready to help with a smile. The facilities, pool, and restaurants were all top quality. It was truly a memorable and relaxing experience. I would definitely love to come back again

The hotel was beautiful and the service was attentive. We took an Uber directly to the hotel, and a hotel staff member opened the door for us when we got out, but they didn't help us with our luggage, which was a bit of a drawback. The receptionist at check-in was very polite and even asked about our plans for the day; they were very friendly. Because we arrived early, the receptionist asked if we wanted to wait in the lobby, so we did. We saw a female server at the lobby coffee shop give us a cold shoulder because we hadn't ordered drinks. After our room was ready, we took a shower. Afterwards, we discovered the bathroom's waterproofing was poor; the outside of the toilet door was wet. The toilet design in this hotel is seriously flawed. Then, we noticed a floor-to-ceiling window in the toilet with only a semi-transparent curtain. Even with the curtain closed, we could still see into the toilet from the balcony. This means that even if you close all the doors and curtains, people in the opposite building can still see you completely when you come out of the bathroom to change clothes after showering. The privacy in this toilet design is practically zero. I was even worried that someone in the building across the street might be spying on me with binoculars or taking photos. I wouldn't mind being seen myself, but I was concerned about my girlfriend being seen or even photographed. Then we went up to the pool on the 30th floor of the hotel for photos; the view was beautiful. I guess the pool is the hotel's biggest (and only) highlight. It must be even more beautiful at night. However, the hotel facilities were small; there was only the pool, restaurant, bar, spa, and gym. I didn't see any other facilities. I felt there were better options at this price.

The hotel's location is great; it's very convenient to get to Dubai Mall via the connecting bridge – you don't get sunburnt and it's nice and cool. Watching the Burj Khalifa show at night was fantastic. The staff were all very polite and attentive.

Top notch luxurious hotel. Royalty treatment. Generous breakfast spread. Honourable mentions : Annalina at front desk , Sonia & Pankaj at Raffles club for their genuine and friendly service. True stars who made my stay enjoyable, I had to extend :)