A beautiful hotel in the old city of Dubai to stay for a few days. A very calm atmosphere of the old town, a beautiful embankment along the Creek Canal, where you can walk and not waste time and energy on moving in the heat. The hotel itself is a house of Persian architecture (inside there is a courtyard with a real big tree where breakfast takes place), and rooms are located around the perimeter. Each room has its own theme, we had it under the ventilation tower. Of course, it doesn't work, but to be honest, it was creepy to sleep under it. The rooms themselves are very beautiful, especially the shower room, spacious and with a cool chandelier. There are also rooms on the second floor + a wonderful playground where you can practice yoga (there is a mat in the closet), sleep on pillows in the shade in the midday heat. In general, in order to soak up the leisurely life in the Arabic style and not run anywhere, you can stay here for 1-2 nights. This is more than enough. The breakfasts are delicious, but monotonous. Omelet with vegetables and cheese is very tasty! There are a lot of cool restaurants on the shore along the Creek Canal, crossing to the other shore on a boat for 1 dirhams, you will generally find yourself in authentic Deira. And around the hotel itself, I understand that Hindus live and there are establishments with Indian cuisine in the style of street food. They helped us out a lot since we got into Ramadan. Have a nice stay in Dubai :)

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Иван

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A very authentic hotel in a historic building, as we were told, one of the two really historic ones, the rest is new. The hotel is designed, so modern art has been successfully incorporated into the aesthetic interiors. A quiet courtyard, where we ended up sitting alone in the evening by candlelight. I didn't like the fact that there was a men's toilet next to our room, which is open to everyone during the day, when they flush the toilet, you hear the hum of the drain, but they start walking in the morning, that is, they woke up to the sounds of flushing the toilet. The cafe closes in the evening and these inconveniences are gone. The second point is that there are no windows in the rooms on the ground floor. This is such a feature of the architecture apparently. The breakfasts are quite good. For 2 days and taking into account the fact that we were practically absent during the day, the hotel left a good impression. And candlelit evenings cover all the disadvantages.

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Александр Макаров

Level 13 Local Expert

Interesting cuisine. The design is cool. A little expensive, but tolerable. There may be queues at lunchtime. The staff is very responsive, although they don't speak Russian, but everything is clear on their fingers.

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