Large apartments
Three-bedroom apartments can comfortably fit families and groups; one review housed seven people in a spacious 3BHK.
Deira Suites Hotel
Deira
Deira Suites Hotel is an apartment-style stay in Deira, with roomy two- and three-bedroom suites that several families found comfortable for longer visits. Guests can also use the rooftop swimming pool, while nearby supermarkets, cafés, pharmacies and parking make day-to-day stays fairly straightforward.
Reputation Score
4.2
★★★★☆
478 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Family space
A three-bedroom apartment gave a family plenty of room, with a living room and working televisions in every bedroom.
Helpful staff
Several guests found the front desk and wider team cooperative, with prompt help on queries and issues.
Useful facilities
Reviews mention a swimming pool, gym, sauna and steam rooms, giving longer stays more than just apartment space.
Nearby essentials
Two stocked supermarkets, a pharmacy, cafés, a hairdresser and an ATM are reported just outside the hotel.
Parking
Guests reported dedicated customer parking, including ample basement spaces.
Creek views
Some apartments have views of the creek, adding a more scenic aspect to the stay.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check visitors. Ask about the no-visitor policy before booking if friends or family may come by.
Request updates. Ask about the apartment’s furniture and condition in advance, as some reviews describe dated rooms.
Use parking. If driving, ask for the customer parking area; reviews point to ample basement parking.
Find the pool. For the rooftop pool, press the elevator’s “R” button; one guest specifically noted what it means.
Plan pool time. The pool reportedly opens at 9:00am, so an earlier swim may not be possible.
Use the kitchen. A two-bedroom apartment review mentions a kitchen, which can help you save on meals during a longer stay.
Plan the visit
Practical details
34 Al Maktoum Rd
Riga - Riggat Al Buteen, Dubai
Popular Mentions
Al Ghazal Cafeteria
The ground-floor cafeteria is mentioned as a hangout for food and shisha, even by someone who did not stay in the rooms.
2BR
A two-bedroom apartment was noted to include a kitchen, giving guests the option to cook.
Common Concerns
Dated rooms
Multiple reviews describe old furniture and dated apartments, while one guest said the rooms needed renovation.
Visitor policy
Several guests were unhappy that visitors were not allowed, even for short visits, so check the policy before booking.
Odours
Some guests reported bad smells, including a stinking sofa and carpet in an apartment.
Metro distance
Reviews disagree on metro convenience, but some guests found the hotel far from the train station or not conveniently located.
Inconsistent reception
Although many guests praised the team, some reported rude or poor treatment from reception and security.
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The Bottom Line
Deira Suites Hotel is built around spacious apartment-style accommodation rather than compact hotel rooms. Reviews repeatedly point to two- and three-bedroom apartments, including a 3BHK that accommodated seven people and another three-bedroom stay where each bedroom had a working television. That makes the layout useful for families, groups and longer visits.
There is plenty to do without leaving the property: guests mention a swimming pool, gym, sauna and steam rooms, while the rooftop pool is reached by pressing “R” in the lift. The ground-floor Al Ghazal Cafeteria is also praised for food and shisha, and nearby supermarkets, pharmacies, cafés and an ATM make supplies easy to find. Drivers can ask about the dedicated basement parking.
The main caution is condition. Some guests found the apartments clean and well maintained, but others reported old furniture, dated rooms, small bathrooms, stinging sofas or bad smells. Service feedback is similarly mixed: many describe helpful, friendly staff, while others report rude reception or security encounters.
Visitor restrictions come up repeatedly, including complaints about visitors being refused even briefly, so clarify that policy before paying. Metro convenience is also inconsistent in the reviews; check transport needs carefully if you plan to rely on the train.