Golf setting
Golf-course views and access make this a strong choice for golfers, with guests praising the tranquil green surroundings.
Emirates Hills
Address Montgomerie is a hotel in Emirates Hills with a peaceful golf-course setting, spacious rooms and suites, and an 18-hole course for golfers. Reviews also point to the Glasshouse as an elegant venue for intimate weddings and family celebrations.
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Golf-course views and access make this a strong choice for golfers, with guests praising the tranquil green surroundings.
The hotel has only 22 rooms and suites, giving stays a quieter, more exclusive feel.
Several guests describe the rooms as spacious, bright, clean and comfortable.
Breakfast can be delivered to your room, which suits guests looking for a slower morning.
The Glasshouse is praised for intimate weddings, natural light, elegant décor and a serene setting.
Plan parking. Allow extra time for valet, especially during events or iftar; one review reported a 20–25-minute wait.
Check readiness. For wedding stays or early arrivals, confirm room readiness and any crib or extra-bed request before arrival.
Choose weekdays. A weekday pool visit may be calmer, as one guest found the pool quiet then.
Confirm massage. If booking deep tissue, confirm the requested pressure and treatment format in advance.
Avoid peak suhoor. Ask about table capacity before booking suhoor; one busy night left guests standing beside seated diners.
Plan the visit
Nineteen is mentioned as the fine-dining option with golf-course views.
Links is mentioned for casual dining within the clubhouse setting.
El Nafourah Tent is noted for suhoor with fresh dishes, attentive service and live entertainment.
The Al Nafoura Ramadan Outdoor setting is praised for its atmosphere, food selection and service during iftar.
Monty’s is mentioned as the breakfast venue, with one guest rating the breakfast positively.
Event arrivals can make valet access difficult, with limited above-ground parking and long waits reported.
One wedding guest waited for a room and found the replacement room was still being cleaned; a requested crib and extra bed were also missing.
Reviews mention hot water problems, a slanted desk and an outdated overall feel.
A couple booked deep tissue massage but said the treatment stayed light and the room was cold and noisy.
One suhoor became severely overcrowded, with extra tables blocking walkways and 20–25-minute valet waits.
The Bottom Line
Address Montgomerie is a small hotel in Emirates Hills built around a golf-course setting. It suits golfers, couples and guests attending events, with reviews highlighting spacious rooms, calm green surroundings and an intimate 22-room scale. The Glasshouse is a particularly well-regarded wedding setting, praised for its soft natural light and elegant décor.
Food and seasonal gatherings are a significant part of the experience. Guests mention Nineteen and Links for dining, while El Nafourah Tent receives strong comments for suhoor, live entertainment and an attractive outdoor atmosphere. Iftar reviews also praise the food and organisation, though one suhoor became so overcrowded that tables were placed in walkways.
Service feedback is mixed. Many guests describe warm, attentive help and well-maintained rooms, but others report slow or unhelpful responses, missing amenities and rooms not being ready at check-in. A few reviews also mention hot-water, cleanliness and outdated-condition concerns, so expectations may depend on the room and occasion.
Parking deserves planning. Event and iftar arrivals can create difficult access and long valet waits, including a reported 20–25 minutes. A weekday pool visit may be quieter than a major event night.