Hotels near Jumeirah Beach

Exploring Jumeirah Beach

Jumeirah Beach covers the middle section of the strip of sand in Dubai and is now a top draw to the city. Pockmarked with some of the best hotels in the world, including the ‘seven-star’ Burj Al Arab and the Al Qasr Madinat Jumeirah, it oozes style and has the addition of reliable sun for much of the year, making it especially popular with visiting Europeans escaping the harsh winter.

It is a diverse area, with Europeans, Filipinos and Indians living in little enclaves of residential districts behind the beach. Beautiful villas abound and there is a large, luscious park near the beach, together with the Jumeirah Beach Residence's the Walk. The rest of the city is fairly close at hand, with the marina to the south and the downtown and Bur Dubai areas to the north.

Accommodations near Jumeirah Beach

There is a range of options for all travelers. The most popular hotel in Dubai is the Elan Rimal Suites - JBR Dubai, which has been booked 5 times from our Hotels.com verified guests. Our guests also highly recommended Residence Dubai - Marina Promenade in Dubai as it has been reserved 5 times.

There are many luxury hotels where guests will be pampered and enjoy amazing facilities and services. Check out Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf - Madinat Jumeirah and Jumeirah Beach Hotel.

Sightseeing near Jumeirah Beach

- Wild Wadi

The Wild Wadi Water Park sits in front of the amazing Burj Al Arab hotel and is a great alternative to the beach when it is just too hot. It features all sorts of watery activities for the little ones and for bigger kids, including high water slides, rides, wave pools, swimming holes and waterfalls. There’s good casual eating here, too, and a bus stop right out front.

- Jumeriah Mosque

For a slice of culture, also near to Jumeirah Beach is this massive mosque. As the biggest, most elaborate mosque in town, it is a popular tourist attraction and is better in a way than visiting the more traditional Grand Mosque since non-Muslims are allowed to enter. Despite being modern-built, Jumeirah Mosque displays all the fascinating elements of Islamic architecture with special Arabic calligraphy inside.

Transportation near Jumeirah Beach

Jumeirah Beach stretches for several miles, while the Jumeirah area itself goes back a few blocks. There is no metro access this far down, with the Red Line running the length of Sheikh Zayed Road, farther back. Jumeirah Road is, however, served by bus and you can buy a day pass that also covers the metro. Some visitors staying at Jumeirah Beach often rent a car.