Acupuncture
A long-term customer has returned for acupuncture and other treatments for more than a decade.
Dubai Herbal And Treatment Centre
Zabeel
Dubai Herbal And Treatment Centre is a complementary and alternative medicine centre in Zabeel where customers book treatments such as acupuncture and colon hydrotherapy. Reviews also point to a wellness-focused setting with a pharmacy, herbal products and supportive practitioners across several types of care.
Reputation Score
4.4
★★★★☆
260 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Colon Hydrotherapy
Several reviews describe colon hydrotherapy as professional and comfortable, with careful guidance through the process.
Osteopathy Results
Reviews report progress with shoulder pain, scoliosis, neck problems and long-term back pain through osteopathy.
Calm Setting
Customers describe a relaxing centre with sauna, steam rooms, changing facilities and a skyline-facing relaxation area.
Easy Parking
One review says parking is available directly in front of the entrance, alongside an on-site pharmacy.
Product Checks
A vitamins shopper says product authenticity can be checked by scanning the QR code on the packaging.
Warm Service
Reviews commonly describe reception, nursing, pharmacy and cashier teams as kind, welcoming and professional.
Tips for a Better Visit
Confirm Availability. Before buying an Ayurvedic package, confirm the therapist’s schedule and how soon follow-up sessions can be booked.
Clarify Pricing. Ask exactly which procedures are included before treatment starts, especially if acupuncture may be combined with cupping or hijama.
Check Noise. For treatments needing quiet, ask whether maintenance or other activity is scheduled around your appointment.
Use Parking. Parking directly in front of the door was reported, and there is also a pharmacy inside the centre.
Ask About Testing. If booking allergy testing, ask how antihistamines affect the test beforehand; one reviewer said this caused concern.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Za'abeel 1, Oud Metha Road - Al Ain - Dubai Rd
Towards - Za'abeel, Dubai
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Ayurvedic massage
An Ayurvedic massage was followed by ginger and honey tea in a skyline-facing relaxation setting.
Chinese cupping with bleeding
A review recommends this cupping format as part of a treatment addressing pain and tension.
Hot Stone massage
A first-time hot stone massage customer said the therapist checked the pressure and stone temperature throughout.
Orthomol Drink Vials (Sport & Vital F)
A vitamins shopper mentioned receiving these drink vials as a gift alongside an ice towel.
Common Concerns
Therapist Leave
An Ayurvedic package customer reported repeated therapist leave and long gaps between available treatment dates.
Unexpected Charges
One acupuncture customer expected a single session but was charged AED 670 after cupping and hijama were added.
Treatment Noise
A regular customer reported lawn machinery, maintenance activity and children disrupting treatment-room sessions.
Waiting Issues
A reviewer described a wrong patient file, an appointment mix-up and a wait exceeding the promised 30 minutes.
Medical Concerns
One family reported that medical service, lab results and post-visit support felt below Dubai provider standards for the cost.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
AED 320
acupuncture session
“The aqua puncture session costs AED 320”Google review · September 2024
AED670
45 min session
“I paid today AED670 for a 45 min session”Google review · September 2024
AED 300
consultation
“Then came the final insult: I was charged AED 800 for the treatment (fair enough), but also AED 300 for the “consultation” which, as I mentioned, barely lasted a minute and provided zero value”Google review · June 2025
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The Bottom Line
Dubai Herbal And Treatment Centre in Zabeel brings together complementary care and wellness services. Reviews specifically mention acupuncture, colon hydrotherapy, Ayurvedic massage and osteopathy, so it suits people looking beyond a conventional clinic for treatment or ongoing support. Several customers also praise practitioners who take time to explain symptoms, discuss lifestyle changes and listen carefully.
The setting is part of the appeal. Customers describe a tranquil centre with steam and sauna facilities, changing rooms, a relaxation area overlooking Dubai’s skyline, an in-house pharmacy and healthy food options. Parking directly in front of the entrance is another practical plus, while the centre also has a separate children’s room according to one review.
There are some important checks to make before booking. An Ayurvedic package customer reported that only two therapists handled the service and that repeated leave created long gaps between sessions. Another customer was charged AED 670 for a 45-minute session after additional procedures were added to acupuncture, so confirm what is included and the final price first.
A long-term acupuncture customer also reported disruptive maintenance noise around treatment rooms. Experiences vary: many reviews describe warm staff and positive results, but others raise concerns about patient-file mix-ups, waiting times, lab results and value for money. Ask clear questions at reception and before treatment.