Fortune Plaza Hotel

Fortune Plaza Hotel

Al Qusais

Fortune Plaza Hotel is a low-key stay in Al Qusais, useful for airport connections and metro access. Guests can book straightforward rooms, eat at the on-site Tharavadu restaurant for Kerala food, and use the hotel’s English pub, restaurants, rooftop pool and bar.

Reputation Score
3.8
★★★★☆
2,406 ratings
5★
38%
4★
28%
3★
18%
2★
6%
1★
9%

Source: Google Maps

The Good Stuff

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Airport access

Terminal 2 is about a five-minute drive away, making the hotel practical for short stays and connecting flights.

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Metro links

Reviews consistently point to easy metro, bus and taxi access, even though driving to the hotel can be awkward.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Request upstairs. If you need quiet, ask for a top-floor room: one guest heard dancing from a first-floor room until 3am.

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Clarify breakfast. Confirm whether breakfast is buffet or à la carte and what is included before paying; guests report very different setups.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Al Nahda St
Al Qusais 2, Dubai
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Common Concerns

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Pest reports

Multiple reviews report cockroaches in rooms and bathrooms, sometimes alongside dirty sheets or missed cleaning.

Night noise

Club or party music has reportedly continued until around 3am, while thin doors let hallway noise into rooms.

Customer-reported prices

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

AED 10 per night per room

tourism development tax

“Also, at the end of the stay, they levied a AED 10 per night per room as tourism development tax”
Google review · November 2023
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The Bottom Line

Fortune Plaza Hotel is a practical Al Qusais base when airport access matters more than being close to Dubai’s main attractions. Terminal 2 is described as roughly a five-minute drive away, and the hotel sits near metro and bus connections. That makes it useful for a short stopover, a connecting flight or a budget-focused business stay, though downtown journeys can take one to one and a half hours in traffic.

There is an English pub, two restaurants and a rooftop pool and bar, while reviews specifically mention the on-site Tharavadu restaurant for Kerala food and an Indian restaurant in the lobby. Breakfast is less predictable: some guests enjoyed a good buffet, while others found mostly Indian choices, no menu or difficulty getting simple items such as an omelette. Confirm the breakfast arrangement before paying, especially if travelling with children or guests who want wider options.

The main caution is inconsistency. Some visitors found neat rooms, fresh sheets, smooth check-in and attentive housekeeping, but others reported cockroaches, dirty linens, unpleasant smells and poor pest control. Air-conditioning and hot-water problems also appear in the feedback.

Nightlife noise can continue until around 3am, so request a top-floor room if quiet sleep matters. Driving and parking are awkward; taxi, metro or bus may be easier.

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