Clean units
Several guests found the apartments spotless, accurately listed and ready with fresh linen for short or extended stays.
Business Bay
DVR Luxury Living Real Estate & Vacation Homes manages short- and long-term rentals and vacation homes across Dubai, including apartments in Business Bay. Reviews highlight clean, furnished units, Burj Khalifa views and responsive help for both brief stays and several-month rentals.
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Several guests found the apartments spotless, accurately listed and ready with fresh linen for short or extended stays.
One long-stay guest says every request was resolved in under 24 hours, including a late-night arrival question.
Reviews mention unusually fast internet, including a clean Arjan apartment with spotless linen.
One modern building had a rooftop pool and gym, with a mall and Starbucks described as a 10-minute walk away.
A week-long Business Bay studio was described as comfortable, with a Burj Khalifa view and friendly staff.
A planned two-month stay became six months because the apartment was well equipped, convenient and reasonably priced.
Confirm cancellation. Before paying, get the cancellation window and 50% refund terms in writing, then keep every email and message.
Verify apartment. Ask for the exact unit, floor and layout before arrival; one guest received a different apartment after self check-in.
Clarify fees. Have the cleaning fee and deposit-return timing written into the booking, since one guest says cleaning was deducted despite being included.
Check availability. Reconfirm the property shortly before arrival; one half-year lease was reportedly unavailable for two weeks on arrival night.
Test essentials. At check-in, test hot water and gas immediately and report problems in writing; one repair took four days.
Plan the visit
A reviewer described this Business Bay property as suitable for corporate accommodation.
This Dubai Marina apartment was praised for its private pool, hot tub, equipped kitchen and fresh linens.
Reviews describe both a fast, systematic rental process and helpful support at this complex.
A month-long booking here was described as a good stay, with the deposit returned at move-out.
Recent cancellation reviews report that replies stopped after requests for the stated 50% refund.
One tenant waited five weeks for a security deposit, while another was still chasing it after more than a week.
A booking.com guest says check-in was denied on arrival, leaving them stranded for six hours and paying double elsewhere.
A confirmed apartment was reportedly canceled for a longer booking and replaced with a lower-quality alternative at the same price.
One guest reported no gas and no hot water; repairs took four days despite daily messages.
The Bottom Line
DVR Luxury Living Real Estate & Vacation Homes is a Dubai rental and vacation-home operator, with apartments available for short stays, monthly arrangements and longer leases. Reviews mention a Business Bay studio with a Burj Khalifa view, a two-bedroom Business Bay apartment with a full Burj view, and furnished homes in places such as Dubai Marina, Dubailand and Dubai Residence Complex. The strongest pattern is accommodation quality: guests describe units as clean, comfortable, well equipped and accurately listed.
A few mention spotless linen and notably fast internet, while one modern building had a rooftop pool and gym and was about a 10-minute walk from a mall and Starbucks. Another guest planned to stay for two months but remained for six because requests were resolved within 24 hours. There is also a clear caution around booking administration.
Recent reviews describe unanswered cancellation-refund requests, delayed security deposits and a cleaning fee disputed as already included. Other guests report a denied check-in, a substituted apartment or delayed repairs, including four days without gas and hot water. Before paying, confirm the exact unit, cancellation terms, included fees, deposit timeline and arrival contact in writing.
The overall picture is mixed: appealing apartments and good stays for many reviewers, but meaningful reliability risks when plans change or something goes wrong.