Dubai Ladies Club

Dubai Ladies Club

Jumeirah

Dubai Ladies Club is a women-only spa and health club in Jumeirah, centred on a private beach and pool experience. Visitors can also use the spa, fitness centre, salon and other club facilities, making it a place to spend a full, unhurried day rather than just a quick swim.

Reputation Score
4.2
★★★★☆
1,987 ratings
5★
61%
4★
17%
3★
8%
2★
4%
1★
10%

Source: Google Maps

The Good Stuff

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Women-only

A dedicated women-only setting lets hijabi guests enjoy the beach and club without a hijab.

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Beach setting

The beach is repeatedly described as calm, quiet and comfortable, with a serene atmosphere for relaxing.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Choose weekdays. Visit on a weekday if you want fewer people; one reviewer specifically recommends weekdays for a quieter beach day.

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Ask discounts. Ask about selected-time offers before paying; one review mentions lower prices and a Monday AED 99 offer.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Dubai Ladies Club - 23a Jumeira St
Jumeirah - Jumeirah 2, Dubai
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Popular Mentions

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Padel courts

Padel is one of the sports facilities mentioned by visitors.

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Gel mani & classic pedi

The salon has received positive feedback for gel manicures and classic pedicures.

Common Concerns

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High fees

Several visitors consider day entry expensive, especially when beach upkeep and privacy fall short.

Beach upkeep

Seaweed, greenery, litter and algae are recurring complaints, with some visitors saying swimming was unpleasant or unsafe.

Customer-reported prices

These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.

15 AED

speciality coffee

“Love their speciality coffee for 15 AED and all the staff is super nice”
Google review · February 2021
DXB
LOCAL

The Bottom Line

Dubai Ladies Club is a women-only spa and health club in Jumeirah built around a private beach and pool day. Reviews also mention the spa, gym, fitness classes, salon and padel courts, so it can work as more than a swim stop. Its strongest draw is having beach time where women can relax without hijab across the club.

The setting is generally described as calm, quiet and comfortable, with attentive staff bringing food and drinks to beach or pool loungers. Day access has included a towel, locker and non-member pool access in one account; cafés, a restaurant and an on-site grocery store make staying for several hours easy. The trade-off is value and upkeep.

Reported entrance prices range from around AED 199 on a normal day to AED 250–300 on weekends, while another visitor reported AED 250 for an adult ticket. Reviews repeatedly mention seaweed, dirty or old sunbeds, hot water, ageing changing rooms and bathrooms needing more cleaning. Some guests also saw jet skis or nearby men, which may matter if privacy is your reason for coming.

Go on a weekday for fewer people and ask about selected-time discounts. Bring a swimming cap for the pools, not the beach, and keep food out of bags because crows are a recurring nuisance. Check beach conditions too: reviews mention jellyfish and algae.

Salon feedback is mixed, from excellent gel manicures and pedicures to a recent long wait for nail-refill correction.

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