Comfortable Rooms
A repeat guest described the rooms as clean and comfortable across seven to nine stays.
Deira
Bliss Hotel L.L.C is a straightforward Deira hotel with informal rooms, a café with a terrace and spa treatment rooms. Guests also mention booking stays around Chef Wong Restaurant and, in one older review, a filling complimentary breakfast.
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A repeat guest described the rooms as clean and comfortable across seven to nine stays.
One guest stayed for more than 12 days and said they were comfortable with the room, air conditioning and cleanliness.
An older review specifically praised the complimentary breakfast as substantial and satisfying.
Several guests describe the hotel as budget-friendly, with one calling it excellent value for the money.
Positive reviews mention friendly, cooperative staff, although service appears inconsistent across shifts.
Inspect First. Check the pillow covers, sofa and bedding as soon as you enter, since one guest noticed an unchanged pillow cover only later.
Confirm Cleaning. Ask at check-in when your room will be cleaned; one four-day guest said it happened only twice.
Clarify Rules. Confirm all hotel rules and any extra charges before arrival, as one guest said these were not explained during booking.
Test Wi-Fi. If you need internet for work or calls, test it in your room immediately because some rooms have connection problems.
Plan Transport. Check your route before booking: one guest found the hotel far from the metro or bus stop.
Check Kettle. Inspect the kettle on arrival and request a replacement if needed; one guest found old stains immediately after check-in.
Plan the visit
Recent reviews report unchanged pillow covers, dirty sofas, cockroaches, hair and unclean bedding.
Bathrooms and bathtubs are a recurring concern, with one guest also reporting water leakage.
One four-day stay received room cleaning only twice, and cleaning was unavailable on a requested day.
Guests report a long wait for towels and an unhelpful refusal when requesting room service during the night shift.
Wi-Fi does not work properly in some rooms, which can be frustrating for work or video calls.
The Bottom Line
C is a Deira stay centred on straightforward rooms, with a café terrace and spa treatment rooms listed in its own description. Reviewers also mention coming for Chef Wong Restaurant, while an older guest highlighted a filling complimentary breakfast. That gives the hotel some appeal for a simple short stay or a visit built around the restaurant.
The experience is uneven. Repeat and longer-stay guests describe clean, comfortable rooms, working air conditioning and friendly service, and several reviews call the pricing budget-friendly or good value. On the other hand, recent complaints are serious: unchanged pillow covers, dirty sofas, cockroaches, hair, torn sheets and grimy bathtubs all appear in the feedback.
One four-day stay received cleaning only twice, while another guest waited more than an hour for towels. Service can depend on the shift, with night-time assistance drawing particular criticism. Wi-Fi is unreliable in some rooms, and one guest found the hotel distant from public transport.
Check the room and kettle as soon as you arrive, confirm cleaning arrangements and hotel rules, and ask about any extra charges before settling in. Seasonal prices also vary, so checking the rate in advance is sensible.