momondo users have recommended 12 hotels to users looking to stay near Jumerah Mosque. Hotels in this area have an average price of $355 per night. These prices may change based on several factors, such as time of year. Hotels near Jumerah Mosque are typically 80% more expensive than the average hotel in Dubai, which is $69.
Hotels near Gold Souq are typically 80% more expensive than the average hotel in Dubai, which is $69.
Hotels near Dubai Museum are typically 80% more expensive than the average hotel in Dubai, which is $69.
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Low season
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April |
High season
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May |
cheapest month to stay
45%
expected price decrease
most expensive time to stay
51%
expected price increase
Price
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$147 - $536
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Highest day of week
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Friday |
Cheapest day of week
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Wednesday |
avg. price over the last two weeks
Average price (weeknight)
$404
avg. price over the last two weeks
avg. price over the last two weeks
Average price (weekend night)
$331
avg. price over the last two weeks
Cheapest time to book
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The cheapest time to book hotels in Dubai is: 1-2 star, on the same day that your stay begins. 3 star, on the same day that your stay begins. 4-5 star, on the same day that your stay begins. |
1-2 star
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$46 - $79
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3 star
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$64 - $89
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4-5 star
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$176 - $213
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Dubai does not experience multiple seasons. It is either hot or hotter all year round! From November – April, average temperatures range from 24 – 35 degrees Celsius, with warm evenings and slightly cooler nights. This is peak tourist season for Dubai, hence, you must reserve your accommodation in advance. Dubai also receives light rainfall between January – March. During the rest of the year, from May – October, the temperatures soar to 40 degrees Celsius or even higher, and outdoor activities become difficult in the scorching heat. Hotel prices are slightly lower during this time of the year. If you visit Dubai during these months, protect yourself from the heat, wear sunscreen, drink plenty of water, and try not to spend too much time outdoors.
Dubai has a fairly extensive metro and bus network to travel within the city. The Dubai Metro runs mostly above ground and standard adult ticket prices range from 4.00 AED – 8.50 AED depending on the number of zones travelled. Tickets can be purchased in the form of a Red Nol card which costs 2.00 AED. The card can be loaded with the cost of 10 individual trips. The Dubai Tram runs from Al Sufouh to Jumeirah Beach Residences in 42 minutes, and connects directly to the Palm Monorail. The Palm Monorail runs from the trunk of the Palm to the iconic Atlantis, The Palm. There are nearly 1500 buses circulating in Dubai and fares are usually combined with the metro ticket prices. Dubai Ferry, with fares starting at 25.00 AED operates between Business Bay and Dubai Marina via the Dubai Canal. With a large number of cycle paths coming up in the city, cycling around Dubai is becoming increasingly popular. You can easily rent a bike at any BYKY station and the first 30 minutes are charged at 15.00 AED. Most taxis in Dubai are government-operated and charge a metered fee based on distance travelled. Big Bus Dubai runs a comprehensive hop-on hop-off bus service to escort tourists to major landmarks throughout the city. A 1-day ticket costs approximately 225.00 AED.
You can get significant savings on top museums, tours, activities, and attractions, if you buy a GO Dubai Card. An all-inclusive card starts at 759.00 AED for an adult and 519.00 AED for a child (ages 3 – 12). You can also choose a 3, 4, 5, or 7 calendar days’ card depending on the length of your stay and your Dubai itinerary.
When a shimmering and stunning skyline shines like a million stars against the barren desert backdrop, you know you have arrived in Dubai. Whether you wish to shop, dine, relax, play, or explore the diverse culture and ethnic heritage, Dubai offers plenty of exciting possibilities. Make sure that you choose your accommodation in a neighbourhood that best caters to your interests and itinerary.
Downtown Dubai
Downtown Dubai offers you the world’s largest shopping mall – Dubai Mall, the world’s tallest building – the Burj Khalifa and the world’s tallest hotel – JW Marriott Marquis. Glistening skyscrapers, incredible shopping, and exciting attractions, make Downtown Dubai the most attractive area for first-time visitors to the city. The VIDA Downtown on Sheikh Mohamed Bin Rashid Boulevard offers stunning views of the city and great dining options. You can also consider The Palace Hotel located in Souk Al Bahar for amazing views of Burj Khalifa and the Dubai Fountain. For a unique luxury experience, consider the Armani Hotel in the Burj Khalifa building. For convenient access to Dubai Mall, stay at The Address Downtown Dubai hotel.
Dubai Marina
The impressive district of Dubai Marina is sheer luxury on the water. Waterfront restaurants with al-fresco seating and pop up entertainment stalls, make this an attractive area for younger couples as well as families with kids. Beaches, relaxation and food will be the key themes while you stay in this area. Consider the La Verda Suites and Villas Dubai Marina which enjoys the largest stretch of the Dubai Marina promenade. Within a short walk from the beach, you have the Address Dubai Marina, a luxurious 5-star hotel with world-class amenities and an infinity pool offering spectacular views across the Dubai Marina.
The Palm Jumeirah
At the landmark Palm Jumeriah, the world’s largest man-made island, you can treat yourself to the most high-end hotels, luxury beach clubs and spas, and the best in fine dining. Enjoy a luxury stay at the majestic 5-star hotel, Atlantis, which has a 17-acre water park and several award-winning restaurants. You can also consider the traditional Thai-inspired Anantara the Palm Dubai Resort perched on the eastern crescent of the Palm Jumeirah. Another interesting option is the Waldorf Astoria Dubai Palm Jumeriah hotel which boasts a private beach, numerous leisure activities and elegant sea-facing rooms and suites.
Old Dubai
All areas around either side of the Dubai Creek form the Old Dubai neighbourhood. Old Dubai is known for gold and spice souks (markets), fresh food markets at the dhow wharves, and several ethnic food restaurants with Arabic, Persian, Moroccan and Lebanese cuisine. For exceptionally luxurious Arabic-themed accommodation along the Dubai Creek, stay at the Barjeel Heritage Guest House, which is a short walk from the Heritage Village. For a more budget-friendly stay, consider the Arabian Courtyard Hotel & Spa, located opposite Dubai Museum and within walking distance from Meena Bazaar, Al Bastakiya Quarter, and the Dubai Creek.
Downtown Dubai has several budget-friendly hotels, such as the ibis Dubai Mall of the Emirates Hotel or the ibis One Central Hotel. In the Dubai Marina area, you can consider the Wyndham Dubai Marina which is well-connected by public transport and within a 7-minute walk from Dubai Beach. Near the Dubai Old Souk area, you can stay at the Admiral Plaza Hotel or Savoy Crest Hotel Apartments. You can also get cheap accommodation at hotels such as the Holiday Inn Express Dubai Airport or the Le Meridien Fairway, both near the Dubai International Airport.
With a stunning Persian Gulf shoreline, a booming international culinary scene, and an abundance of larger-than-life attractions, Dubai has several exciting must-see and must-do activities.
4 nights is the typical length of stay for people visiting Dubai.
Hotels in Dubai show a range of prices for their rooms. These are determined by factors such as availability, locale and amenities. On average, rooms will be around $166 per night.
Dubai hotels are at their most economical to book in the month of April. The rates you are charged may be 46% lower than in the high season, making it the best time to get a great deal.
Room prices for hotels in Dubai will be at their lowest on Tuesday and peak on Thursday.
Per person, per night, a hostel in Dubai (or a sub 2-star rated hotel) is priced at $55, on average. This price is $111 cheaper than your average Dubai hotel.