One&Only Royal Mirage Hotel, Dubai
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“The most romantic resort in Dubai, this hotel has four different hotels to choose from; while they differ in appearance and amenities, they are all tranquil, private, and spacious.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Dubai.
“Guests at The Royal Mirage have included Michael Jackson and David Beckham, who’ve slept within the Arabian architecture, immaculately cultivated palm tree gardens and probably lounged on the crisp white beachside cabanas.”
“The One&Only Royal Mirage is a romantic beachfront resort made up of three properties – the regal Arabian Court, the Moorish-style Palace and the intimate Residence & Spa. Guests can expect sea-facing rooms, abundant gardens, a lavish spa and some of the city’s best restaurants.”
What guests liked
- Friendly staff
- Swimming pool
- Boutique style
- Top location
- Excellent Wifi
All you need to know
Facing directly the bay of Palm Island and overlooking the Arabian Gulf, this luxury hotel offers the best of accommodation options for tourists, shoppers, and travelers in the city. This luxury resort has a large beachfront which covers up to a kilometer while the lush garden covers a large expanse of land reaching 65 acres. The One&Only Royal Mirage Hotel offers a comfortable and luxury lifestyle to guests in its excellent location where it offers proximity to some of the most beautiful and interesting places in the city. The hotel is just a 10-minute drive away from the Aquaventure Waterpark while the famous Mall of the Emirates is located at just a 10-minute drive also away from the hotel.
The hotel offers several high-tech hospitality amenities in its well-furnished and neatly arranged room. The hotel also offers interesting packages such as a visit to the nearby Aquaventure Waterpark to guests staying over three nights in the hotel. This they would enjoy once every two nights stay in the hotel. Such packages are provided by the hotel to ensure a complete experience of the city.
The hotel features Arabian styles in its design and is divided into 3 main parts; the Palace, the Arabian Court, and Residence & Spa. Each environment is designed to its theme and features uniquely decorated rooms and themed restaurants.
One & Only’s 8 on-site restaurants serve gourmet dishes and several cuisines from all over the world, including the Mediterranean, and Indo-European cuisine. Guests can enjoy fresh seafood served in an exquisite manner and international cuisine by the beachfront with a clear view of the beautiful water.
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