Grand Hyatt Hotel Dubai
Bur Dubai, United Arab Emirates
5 Star Hotel

Dubai's luxury city conference hotel, Grand Hyatt Dubai, towers majestically by the edge of Dubai's historic creek. Set within a lush oasis of 37 acres of landscaped gardens, the hotel is an outstanding combination of resort facilities, luxury hotel guest rooms and suites, residential apartments and one of the most advanced conference centres in the Middle East.

Grand Hyatt Dubai offers a first for a Dubai hotel - the concept of a city resort, which includes first-class recreational facilities such as a Zen-inspired Grand Spa, a tennis centre, indoor and outdoor swimming pools and a kids’ club. The hotel is centrally located, close to Dubai city centre, the shopping and business districts, and just minutes from Dubai International Airport.

The 674 guest Rooms and suites at Grand Hyatt Dubai are a blend of luxury, comfort and convenience, designed with both the business and leisure traveller in mind. Spacious and well-planned for guests to work with ease or simply sleep soundly on oversized beds and enjoy the personal touches given to every room. All bathrooms feature elegant fixtures and finished in hand-carved marble.

The crescent shape of the hotel maximizes room views of either the 37 acres of gracious, landscaped gardens within the resort and beyond to the Creek, or the striking architecture of Dubai's business districts and the shimmering desert horizon.

All the features in the rooms are designed for well-being and comfort. Beautifully furnished with roomy work areas featuring high-speed communication lines and two phone lines combined with comfortable seating which allows guests to unwind and relax in privacy. All Suites feature elegantly-crafted furniture, luxury fabrics and tasteful objet d'art. In acknowledgement of local culture, a unique and original collection of artwork in all rooms has been specially commissioned for Grand Hyatt Dubai by artists living in the United Arab Emirates and Egypt.

Fully-serviced apartments within the hotel's Grand Residence complex offer the ideal accommodation solution for long-stay business travellers, with housekeeping services, butlers on every floor, an in-house supermarket and access to all the facilities of the hotel.

There are 674 rooms which include 198 Grand rooms, 283 Creek Side rooms, 133 Grand Club rooms, 18 Grand Deluxe King rooms, 23 Grand Suite King rooms, 10 Emiri Suites, 7 Prince Suites and 2 Royal Suites. Accommodation also includes 186 fully serviced apartments ideal for long stay business travelers.

Grand Hyatt Dubai sets itself apart with its range of resort facilities all set within 37 acres of perfectly-landscaped gardens where winding pathways lead past cascading waterfalls and tropical lagoons, towards the hotel's spectacular pool area.

This is an area designed for families to enjoy, with a poolside restaurant serving snacks and refreshing drinks whilst a children's play area and specially designed children's and toddler pools will keep younger guests occupied.

Fitness-oriented guests can enjoy an energetic game of tennis at the dedicated floodlit Tennis Centre or make use of the purpose-built jogging track whilst The Grand Spa with its indoor lap pool, squash courts, and Zen-inspired treatments offers members and guests definitive well-being.

For seamless, professional services, a sophisticated Business Centre provides executive travellers with an 'office away from the office'.

A heady mix of authentic cuisine, stylish interiors and a lively welcoming ambience are the hallmarks of the 14 food and beverage outlets operating within Grand Hyatt Dubai. Offering the finest dishes from Western, Eastern and Middle Eastern cuisine, as well as an array of lively bars, cafés and a unique Entertainment Center, Grand Hyatt Dubai has set a new benchmark of excellence for five-star dining and entertainment in the region.

Authenticity and quality are the hallmarks of the hotel's restaurants and all have been designed to reflect the cuisine they represent Italian, Lebanese, Singaporean, Vietnamese, Japanese and an American Grill among them. To add a touch of culinary theatricality, in each restaurant, indigenous chefs preside over open kitchens where diners can watch dishes being freshly and skilfully prepared.