Polishing
A customer described a professional, well-executed car polishing session.
Al Qusais
Al Dana Station is a car-wash and service-station stop in Al Qusais, with customers mentioning manual and full washes, polishing and interior detailing. It can also suit drivers combining a clean with routine oil service, but recent reviews raise repeated concerns about waiting times, supervision and inconsistent results.
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A customer described a professional, well-executed car polishing session.
The oil-changing section received praise for completing its work properly and treating customers well.
One review specifically recommends the full manual service for drivers wanting a hands-on wash.
The station has a nitrogen facility for tyres, useful alongside its car-wash services.
Customers mention a sitting area, toilets at the nearby fuel station and restaurants close by.
A customer reported using the station for more than 10 years, indicating a longstanding local presence.
Allow time. Avoid tight schedules: a 6 Apr 2026 review says washing could take over an hour. Excerpt: “Expect more than a hour delay.”
Confirm price. Confirm the total before paying and check the POS screen: an 22 Aug 2025 review alleges extra charges. Excerpt: “sneakily charge you extra.”
Check interior. If you need interior cleaning, verify vacuuming and wiping before departure; a 5 Oct 2025 review found neither was done. Excerpt: “No vacuum or even wet wipe.”
Plan the visit
| Mon | 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Tue | 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Wed | 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Thu | 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Fri | 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Sat | 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Sun | 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
Recent reviews describe waits of more than an hour, with some customers reporting two-hour full washes.
Several customers found dirt left behind; one sedan customer said they had to point out missed spots repeatedly.
Reviews describe weak oversight, including cars being returned without interior vacuuming or wet wiping.
Customers report changing rates and alleged extra charges, so the final amount may need careful checking.
Multiple reviews say service quality, staffing and customer handling worsened after a management change.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
simple sedan body wash
“Paid 33 AED for a simple sedan body wash, but the quality of service was terrible”Google review · May 2026
biggest SUV
“The rates for biggest SUV was 40 dirham, that was a very good price but now they changed to 50 dirhams it’s a big increase”Google review · January 2026
biggest SUV
“The rates for biggest SUV was 40 dirham, that was a very good price but now they changed to 50 dirhams it’s a big increase”Google review · January 2026
The Bottom Line
Al Dana Station is a car wash and service-station stop in Al Qusais. Reviews mention full manual washes, body washing, polishing and interior detailing, while the oil-changing section has also received positive feedback. It is a useful one-stop visit when you want cleaning and a basic vehicle service together, and the nearby fuel station provides toilets; restaurants and a sitting area are also mentioned.
The experience is uneven. Earlier customers described cars coming out sparkling clean and praised the full interior-and-exterior detailing, but many recent reviews report missed dirt, weak supervision and staff shortages. One sedan owner paid for a body wash and said they had to identify missed spots 15 times.
Another found white chemical-looking marks across the paint the next morning. Management changes are a recurring part of the recent criticism. Plan for delays rather than treating this as a quick stop.
Reports range from 30–40 minutes for basic vacuuming to more than an hour, and one older review describes a two-hour full wash. Check the car carefully in daylight, confirm exactly what is included, and agree the final price before payment. Reported prices include AED 33 for a simple sedan body wash, AED 40 for a body wash and AED 52 for a full-body saloon wash, but customers say rates have changed.