Meeting setting
The building is described as easy to access and suitable for professional meetings, with a large, quiet lobby.
Business Bay
Bay Square Building No: 6 is a low-rise corporate office building in Business Bay, with a spacious reception, office floors and basement parking. Reviews point to a calm setting for professional meetings, including visits to the Deca developer office, while nearby eateries make the wider Bay Square area useful for a business lunch.
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The building is described as easy to access and suitable for professional meetings, with a large, quiet lobby.
The spacious reception and quiet common areas can make arriving for an office appointment more comfortable.
Bay Square brings together many commercial, immigration and business offices, making it a practical business hub.
The wider Bay Square area has eateries and is mentioned as a place for combining meetings with a business lunch.
One review says Bay Square is connected with Dubai Metro, although the area is large enough that a taxi or Metro bus may still help.
A review describes the prayer room as bigger, adding a useful facility for visitors and office users.
Check parking. Confirm the visitor parking route before leaving the lift; one reviewer points to a UB button and a walk from the ground floor.
Check fees. Ask about the current parking fee and payment method at entry, since a visitor reported no paid-parking information at the entrance.
Allow time. If driving, leave extra time for the exit queue: one visitor reported waiting 45 minutes to get out.
Keep receipts. Keep your parking payment record and check the barrier charge against the displayed amount, after a reported 10 AED versus 20 AED discrepancy.
Ask prayer hours. If you need the ladies prayer room, check its opening hours first because access was reported as time-limited.
Plan transit. Metro access is mentioned, but the broad Bay Square area may still require a taxi or Metro bus to reach the exact office.
Plan the visit
The Deca developer office is mentioned as friendly, easy to access and suitable for a professional meeting.
Visitor parking is available in the building, with reviews discussing its route, payment method and access issues.
Visitor parking is repeatedly described as difficult, with one review saying it took 45 minutes to exit.
Parking charges were not clearly displayed at the entrance, and one visitor was surprised by an AED 10 charge after 20 minutes.
A faulty machine reportedly displayed 10 AED but charged 20 AED, while staff assistance and contact details were also criticised.
A review from a crowded period said the restroom cleaning needed improvement.
The ladies prayer room was reported as restricted to particular times rather than being accessible throughout the day.
The Bottom Line
Bay Square Building No: 6 is a low-rise corporate office building in Business Bay, useful for office appointments, developer sales visits and professional meetings. The Deca developer office is specifically described as friendly and easy to access. A spacious reception, security desk, seating area and quiet lobby give visitors a straightforward place to wait before heading upstairs.
The building has basement parking, elevators serving the parking levels and office floors, and common toilets on each floor. The wider Bay Square setting also works for a mixed business visit: one reviewer mentions eating a business lunch alongside meetings, while another points to the variety of eateries in the commercial area. Metro connectivity is a plus, although the area is large and a taxi or Metro bus may be needed for the final stretch.
Parking is the main caution. Reviews mention full or confusing visitor parking, long exit queues and inconsistent payment information. Reported examples include a 10 AED fee after 20 minutes and a separate case where 10 AED displayed but 20 AED was charged; these should not be treated as a current price list.
Check the payment process at entry, follow the lift instructions carefully and allow extra time if driving. Restroom cleaning and ladies prayer-room access have also drawn criticism.