Serviced Dubai Accommodation – Luxury Accommodation in Dubai
The most populous of the United Arab Emirates and the most forward-thinking and go-getting too, Dubai is an extremely modern, buzzing metropolis famous the world over for its ambitious construction, boundless shopping malls and grander than grand hotels. Whether you are one of the increasing number of tourists who flock to the Dubai shores each year or a busy professional attending an important business conference Citybase Apartments has an excellent choice of accommodation in Dubai for you to choose from.
Dubai Accommodation List
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1 Night Minimum Stay
Lowest Rate: Dh385.00
Conveniently located in the centre of the city, on the famous Sheik Zayed Road, the Al Barsha Apartments are within easy reach of Dubai's key business areas and premier sights and attractions.
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1 Night Minimum Stay
Lowest Rate: Dh550.00
Boasting an enviable beach location on the north shore of the Dubai Marina, the Suha Apartments offer comfortable, luxurious living, perfect for both the business and leisure traveller alike.
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Concentrated around the creek and Persian Gulf coast, Dubai is easily navigated from your accommodation in Dubai either on foot, by car or public transport. Whether you want to bathe on the beach, indulge in the shops, play a round of golf, take a hot air balloon ride or have a go at skiing – there’s not much you can’t do in Dubai and it’s all within easy reach of your Dubai accommodation.
A sea of sweeping skyscrapers and gleaming office blocks, Dubai is one of the world’s leading business centres. With the Dubai Intern
et City and Dubai Media City, Dubai is a developing hub for key industries such as IT, finance and media and has attracted a number of multinational companies such as Microsoft, IBM, the BBC and CNN. Dubai serviced accommodation is perfect for those travelling for business, providing you with a comfortable base Dubai accommodation is within easy reach of the key business areas.
If the high-rise developments, shopping frenzy and the pace of modern Dubai get a bit too much then the older parts of Dubai offer a welcome change of scenery. From your accommodation in Dubai take a stroll around the Bastakiya District, explore the Dubai Museum or for the ultimate relaxation spend a few hours away from your Dubai accommodation at the creek watching the world go by.
Did You Know?
The 3 billion square foot development Dubailand, when completed, will be the world’s largest theme park. Twice the size of Walt Disney World in America, the development consists of 45 mega projects and will include theme parks, eco-tourism projects, shopping malls, restaurants and residential units.
Climate/Weather
Dubai has a hot arid climate with constant sunshine and, on average, only five days of rain each year. Summers tend to be dry on the hottest days and humid on the cooler days with average daytime temperatures of 40°c and night-time temperatures of 30°c. Winters are warm and short with an average high of 23°c during the day and lows of 14°c overnight.
Sightseeing
Old and new – there is much to see and do in Dubai.
• Burj Dubai – due to be completed by the end of 2009, this will be the world’s tallest structure standing at 818 metres, 160 floors tall.
• Dubai Marina – gaze at the amazing skyline, bask on the beautiful beach, admire the luxurious yachts, shop till you drop in the shopping mall or just walk around the marina – one of the highlights on any trip to Dubai.
• Burj al-Arab hotel – said to be the only 7 star hotel in the world, this iconic landmark is hard to miss. Enjoy afternoon tea or early evening cocktails for the experience of a lifetime.
• Palm Islands and The World – the iconic residential developments are the largest artificial islands on the planet.
• Shopping malls – too many to choose from. Dubai is the ultimate shopping destination.
• Old Dubai – visit the Dubai Museum, the Bastakiya District and the Shindagha District for a taste of Dubai before the construction companies moved in.
Getting Around
There are many transport options in Dubai.
• Car – the most popular mode of transport in Dubai. There is an excellent and well-signposted road network throughout the city.
• Bus – a public bus service with over 50 routes operates in and around the city.
• Abras – basic wooden boats – cross the creek and are a great value option.
• Waterbus – air conditioned. Cover the same route across the creek as the abras but will cost you four times as much.
• Metro – the 300km (186 miles) metro system is currently under construction and when complete will consist of four lines – red, blue, purple and green. The red line is the only one currently in operation.
Eat/Drink
Being such a cosmopolitan city, Dubai is home to a wide range of cuisine from American fast-food to fine Middle-Eastern, Asian, British, French and Indian fare. The city’s top hotels house some of Dubai’s finest restaurants and non-guests are able to make reservations to sample luxury, fine dining and unrivalled views. However, there are a number of local specialities that are well worth a try:
• Shawarma – meat grilled on a skewer then thinly sliced and served in a pitta with vegetables and sauce. Incredibly cheap but incredibly delicious.
• Fala-fil (Falafel) – another cheap but delicious local snack.
