Metro access
The nearby Business Bay metro station makes getting around Dubai straightforward without relying entirely on taxis.
Business Bay
City Premiere Hotel Apartments is a hotel-apartment stay in Business Bay, with large units that suit families and longer visits. Reviews highlight kitchens and washing machines, plus easy access to the nearby metro and Dubai Mall; some apartments also have balconies with Burj Khalifa views.
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The nearby Business Bay metro station makes getting around Dubai straightforward without relying entirely on taxis.
Reviews specifically mention useful longer-stay features such as a kitchen, washing machine and lounge area.
Some larger apartments have balconies with striking Burj Khalifa views.
One review describes the pool as child-friendly and temperature controlled, which is useful for family stays.
Several guests report clean rooms and daily housekeeping, including regular cleaning during week-long stays.
Premiere Cafe is reported to stay open around the clock, giving apartment guests an all-day food option.
Confirm breakfast. Before arrival, confirm in writing that breakfast is included and that any prepayment appears in the booking system.
Check inventory. Inspect the apartment on arrival, especially chairs, plates and cups, and report damage immediately rather than discovering it later.
Ask guest policy. If friends or relatives may visit, ask about the policy before booking; reviews say some guests can meet visitors only in the lobby.
Request quiet. Ask about a quieter room if balcony or pool noise matters, as a review found the central location brought substantial noise.
Plan water. Families in two-bedroom apartments may want to budget for extra drinking water beyond the daily supplied bottle.
Document cancellations. For cancellations or refunds, keep written records and follow up directly, since one guest reported weeks without a clear response.
Plan the visit
One guest praised the buffet spread and described the pool visit as an affordable daycation.
A review mentions a complimentary shuttle service towards Dubai Mall.
City Cafe is mentioned in connection with breakfast and use of the swimming pool.
Reception service is a major variable: some guests describe warm help, while others report rude staff, unanswered calls and poor handling of complaints.
Some reviews describe old furniture, worn appliances, a broken chair and chipped kitchenware.
A guest reported insect bites and bed bugs, while another mentioned finding a cockroach and inconsistent housekeeping.
The restaurant can feel cramped at busy times, and one review described limited seating and poor breakfast service.
Multiple reviews say visitors or friends may not be allowed into rooms, with meetings restricted to the lobby.
The Bottom Line
City Premiere Hotel Apartments is built around large, self-contained units rather than standard hotel rooms. Guests mention fully equipped kitchens, washing machines and lounge areas, making the layout useful for families or longer stays. The nearby metro is a recurring advantage, and reviews also place Dubai Mall within easy reach; selected apartments have balconies facing the Burj Khalifa.
There is plenty to use on site: guests mention a gym, a temperature-controlled children’s pool and Premiere Cafe, which one review says is open 24/7. Breakfast feedback is mixed. Some guests enjoyed the International Breakfast Buffet, fresh omelettes and fruit, while others reported cold tea, limited choice and a cramped dining room where they had to wait for a table.
The biggest caution is inconsistency. Many reviews describe clean rooms, helpful housekeeping and welcoming service, but others report unanswered calls, rude reception interactions, disputed breakfast payments, old appliances and damaged kitchenware. One guest reported bed bugs, and another found a cockroach.
If you book, confirm breakfast and visitor rules in writing, inspect the apartment promptly, and ask about noise and housekeeping expectations. The generous space and location are compelling, but standards appear uneven.