A neat hotel but by no means it should be considered “Luxurious” as they advertise. Food was very average and the property is alcohol free so couldn’t have a glass of wine with our meal.
Not a place we would go back to even though the staff were very good.
We stayed here as a couple from Japan, and it was a wonderful experience.
As soon as we stepped out of our room, we were faced with the endless desert, and the desert was beautiful with large and small sand dunes. I'm sure it was a view that you wouldn't see at a desert hotel close to Dubai city.
The hotel tour was also wonderful, and on the heritage tour, the guide gave us detailed information about the homes, food, and lifestyles of people in the Middle East in the past, and we were able to experience some of that. The camel ride and safari were also very satisfying. One thing about the food was that it wasn't to our liking, but we were happy to be able to eat traditional cuisine.
This time, we stayed at five hotels in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, and this hotel was the one we would most recommend.
Everything was perfect.
Clean room, nice facilities, kind staffs and quiet and safe staying.
But it would make you more outstanding if you enhance a speed of serving in the restaurant.
Coffee and egg-fries were late.
Anyway, overall, very goo.
There were not much visitors in the July weekdays which allowed us to dominate the pool. I could also enjoy walking up to hills in deserts which was memorable experience for me.
Property over all ok, food was limited option, rooms are ok not highly maintained
