Dubai Hotels

About Dubai Hotels

Shopping and sightseeing in the City of Gold

Home to the architectural marvel, Burj Khalifa, the city of Dubai is located along the Persian Gulf course in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Known for its sprightly nightlife, unparalleled views, and shopping attractions, Dubai is a popular tourist destination. Tourists must ensure the Dubai Fountains, Sheikh Mohammad Centre for Cultural Understanding, and Dubai Creek are on their itinerary.

If you are visiting in January, be prepared to watch a cultural potpourri as millions from across the globe come together for the Dubai Shopping Festival. There are light and sound shows and attractive deals and discounts at this shopping fiesta.

The city also houses hundreds of retail avenues that let you browse and purchase apparel, jewelry, and exotic spices to carry back home. Walk through Karama's streets where you will find enough treasure to satiate your hearts and your luggage.

Indian tourists

The Karama area is especially known for housing Indian expats, which has earned it the nickname of Little India. Here, you can feel right at home amidst Indian people and culture!

Visit your nearest Visa center in India and submit your duly filled application form in advance to ensure you are Dubai-ready.

Hotels in Dubai

The hotels in Dubai are spread across a vast expanse, thereby suiting each visitor's needs. Many hotels are located in Bur Dubai and Al Sofouh Road. For those looking for a truly luxurious stay, opt for hotels in and around areas like Jumeirah Beach and Dubai Marina Mall.

If you are in Dubai for business purposes, opt for a hotel that is near any metro stations, like Al Falak Street and Sheikh Zayed Road, which would help reduce your traveling time. Dubai Design District (D3), Dubai Media City (DMC), and Dubai Internet City (DIC) are three of this city's business hubs.

Dubai also provides several affordable accommodation options. Dubai's Deira area is popular amongst budget-friendly travelers as it houses many budget hotels in Dubai.

Tips and warnings

• Dubai is a part of the UAE, it is advisable that you wear modest clothing wherein you are covered from the shoulders to the knees
• If you are travelling during the month of Ramadan, be respectful of local traditions. Public smoking, drinking, are eating are prohibited, although most restaurants serve food behind screens.

Along with following customs and rules in Dubai, book your accommodation well in advance. Plan your trip to Dubai with the help of the Cleartrip app. Let it manage your itinerary and accommodation at the best hotels in Dubai while you prepare for its majestic sand dunes.