Conrad Dubai

Great staff, very welcoming and helpful at all points. Special mention to the Valet staff who were very helpful with loading and unloading cars with two kids and their stuff. I must mention Mr. Badawy who is one of the welcoming staff in the lobby. Great conversationalist and very friendly.

During my family stay at the Conrad, the staff went beyond there way of making our accommodation as comfortable as possible.

Hotel was very good. I booked 2 connected rooms for me and the family and they were very nice and spacious (1 King bed and 2 queen beds). Rooms were quiet and comfortable. Bathrooms were clean. Staff were very nice and welcoming. All smiles for me and my family. Swimming pool is small but nice for the kids. Breakfast was good. Not crowded and easy to go over the buffet. Many food varieties are available to choose from. The manager of the restaurant 'Khet Khet' was exceptionally nice and greeted my family every morning. She was a very nice lady. The location is good. Close to Dubai Mall and Burj Khalifah. Less than 10 minute car ride. The station is just 1 minute walk if you prefer to take it. In general, the hotel is great and very recommended for families.

This is a stunning 5* property that has genuinely not lost any of its sparkle since I first stayed there in February 2015. The accommodations and public areas are all grand and spacious, and the views from the bedrooms (floors 24 to 46) are impressive, particularly on the highest floors. Little touches in the bedrooms, like automated curtains, daily changing of bed linen and towels, rainfall showers and evening turndown service contribute to the 5* service. There's a wide range of restaurants and bars on site. The 24th floor Executive Lounge offers a varied range of breakfast items (6.30-11am), Afternoon Tea (1-3pm) and an evening Happy Hour. 5-6pm is "family hour", aimed at those with younger children, then from 6-8pm, kids under 10 years old are asked to leave, while alcoholic beverages are also served. "Bliss 6" is an amazing outdoor swimming pool and bar, offering the convenience of all-day sunbathing without needing to travel to a beach. There's also a spa offering a free jacuzzi, sauna and steam room, as well as a range of paid-for treatments and there's also a well-equipped 24-hour gym. Despite it being Ramadan, there was little or no appreciable difference in service or operation of hotel facilities compared with previous stays. The Dubai Metro has a stop literally outside the front door of the hotel, so it is relatively straightforward to get around to the key tourist sites, but there's usually a plentiful supply of taxis for those harder-to-reach places.