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The exterior of Jumeriah Marsa Al Arab with pools and the beach stretching out in front
A lavish and airy room with marina view at Jumeriah Marsa Al Arab with warm neutral decor and a bed facing floor to ceiling windows

Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab

Dubai
The exterior of Jumeriah Marsa Al Arab with pools and the beach stretching out in front
Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab

Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab

Dubai
A lavish and airy room with marina view at Jumeriah Marsa Al Arab with warm neutral decor and a bed facing floor to ceiling windows
Dubai

Adding even more drama to an already iconic skyline, the third instalment of Jumeirah’s nautical-inspired masterpieces is a celebration of the Avant Garde and polished superyacht style.

Dubai

Adding even more drama to an already iconic skyline, the third instalment of Jumeirah’s nautical-inspired masterpieces is a celebration of the Avant Garde and polished superyacht style.

The brainchild of Shaun Killa (the designer behind many of Dubai’s icons) Jumeriah Marsa Al Arab was destined to be an architectural hit. Bold and beautiful, the inspiration came from the sleek silhouette of a superyacht, complimenting Jumeirah Burj Al Arab’s sailboat and Beach Hotel’s wave shapes, and in true Jumeriah style, every detail has been considered to enhance the experience.

Its defining feature – a futuristic arrival archway – begins the design journey with a fountain centrepiece and views of the Jumeirah Burj Al Arab, and the welcome ambient temperature is partly thanks to the self-shading design of the wrap-around balconies. And no, the staff aren’t magic, they just have their own dedicated spaces out of sight to keep things running smoothly and seamlessly behind the scenes.  

A wooden pool cabana with comfy seating and a view of the ocean
Commodore Club terrace
Travel notes
  • 386 rooms and suites; 82 residences
  • 11 restaurants featuring global cuisine and 4 bars
  • Located on Dubai’s largest private beach right next to the D-Marin superyacht marina
  • Guests have access to the wider Jumeriah Dubai portfolio and Wild Wadi Waterpark
  • 5 pools range from family-friendly to adults-only and the 3-storey wellness space includes women-only areas and treatment rooms with private terraces
  • 386 rooms and suites; 82 residences
  • 11 restaurants featuring global cuisine and 4 bars
  • Located on Dubai’s largest private beach right next to the D-Marin superyacht marina
  • Guests have access to the wider Jumeriah Dubai portfolio and Wild Wadi Waterpark
  • 5 pools range from family-friendly to adults-only and the 3-storey wellness space includes women-only areas and treatment rooms with private terraces
Pricing
We customise every trip to you and our quotes are bespoke.

A sense of
place

Indicative of its plum position on the tip of one of the city’s most exclusive private beachfronts, peak at anyone through the warming tint of designer shades around any of the five pools and you’re bound to land on a discerning and stylish traveller.

This is where half of the jet set come to play and the other half long to be; lounging on the plush amber sunbeds and sipping on a pre-treatment hibiscus tea wrapped in the warmth of the three-storey spa and fitness centre.

Its essence...

STYLISH
MODERN
POLISHED

In pursuit of...

An ornate marble bar in the Italian Bar at Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab surrounded by blue bar stools beneath a statement chandelier with glimpses of other furniture around
…a culinary love affair

In true Jumeirah fashion, foodies are in seventh heaven when it comes to the hotel’s diverse dining. A total of 11 restaurants encompass the globe, each with décor so sumptuous it rivals the food itself, and the four bars range from chilled afternoon tipples to dancing into the early hours. Dining isn’t limited to this Jumeriah outpost either, with Marsa Al Arab’s sister properties opening their doors to bring the total number of restaurant options to over 80 – 20 of which are listed in the Gault & Millau and Michelin guides.

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    Wake up
    here

    With their sleek design a superyacht-inspired accents, every room is a lesson in sophistication, so the real test revolves around the views. Every room benefits from ever-changing and every-beguiling vistas no matter which way they face, but with sweeping wrap-around decks, the higher-level Terrace Suites and above truly make the most of them. And when no expense is spared, the 360-degree experience of the four penthouses in the residence building isn’t easily forgotten.

On location

The futuristic arrival arch of Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab featuring a large fountain with a glimpse of the sunset and Burj Al Arab in the distance

While not strictly ‘in resort’, the shiny new private marina on the hotel’s doorstep is the place to be seen. It’s the springboard for all things nautical, including hiring one of Jumeirah’s private yachts. Then there’s the boardwalk, who’s lively atmosphere around its shops and restaurants lets unsure sea legs experience the yachting lifestyle while staying firmly on land. And with half of the suites having the marina in their sights, it’s easy to keep an eye on what’s going on. 

This is where half of the jet set come to play and the other half long to be; lounging on the plush amber sunbeds and sipping on a pre-treatment hibiscus tea wrapped in the warmth of the three-storey spa and fitness centre.

A Carrier
curation

Perfectly positioned to explore the rest of the portfolio, we’d recommend taking a day or two for a Jumeriah grand tour. Spend a day wandering the souks and waterfront of Madinat – Jumeriah’s mini-city – before indulging in afternoon at new heights in the Jumeirah Burj Al Arab. And if little ones are in tow, a day at the iconic Wild Wadi Waterpark is a surefire way of ensuring they’ll sleep well that night. 

A family of four sat in a yellow ring float about to slide down a large water slide at Wild Wadi Waterpark
A female hand browsing patterned scarves at a market stall
Two glasses of champagne on a low coffee table in the middle of a circle of chairs on the rooftop terrace of Jumerirah Burj Al Arab
Destination essentials
  • May - Sep
    HIGH
  • Oct - Apr
    LOW
SEASON
  • 7hrs
    LHR - DXB
FLIGHT
  • 25min
    BY ROAD
TRANSFER
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