Metro access
Baniyas Square Metro Station is right next to the hotel, making shopping and city travel straightforward.
Naif
Landmark Plaza Hotel is a practical base in Naif, especially if quick city access matters: Baniyas Square Metro Station is directly nearby, with shops and restaurants all around. Reviews also mention spacious rooms, breakfast, Wi-Fi and a helpful travel desk, though the building and some rooms feel dated.
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Baniyas Square Metro Station is right next to the hotel, making shopping and city travel straightforward.
The lively area puts restaurants, supermarkets, mobile stores and late-night shopping within easy reach.
Several guests found the rooms spacious and comfortable, including one business traveller who also reported good Wi-Fi.
Reviews include examples of welcoming reception, housekeeping and travel-desk support that made stays smoother.
Breakfast is described as fresh and delicious by one guest, while another specifically praised the breakfast staff’s cooperation.
Check amenities. Confirm where pool or bowling facilities are located before booking; one guest found they were in another building.
Request quiet. Ask for a quieter room if possible, since the surrounding street and marketplace can be noisy around the clock.
Check entrance. Allow time to find reception: the entrance is through an older shopping complex and reception is on the second floor.
Confirm views. If the view matters, confirm it directly before arrival; one city-view booking resulted in a building-view room.
Check invoices. Business travellers should request and follow up on an invoice before leaving, as one guest never received theirs.
Plan the visit
One guest specifically praised the room service and laundry during a stay in the lively Deira setting.
Wi-Fi is described as good by a business traveller, although another review reports frequent disconnections.
Multiple reviews describe old furniture, outdated bathrooms, faulty air-conditioning and fittings needing renovation.
Some guests reported dirty rooms, mould, unpleasant odours, worn towels and poor bathroom hygiene.
The crowded marketplace setting can be loud, with traffic, people and street activity continuing late.
Guests have reported non-working TVs, weak cooling, unreliable Wi-Fi, leaking sinks and limited plug points.
A family of four may find the sleeping arrangement uncomfortable because rooms do not always have two standard double beds.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
one night
“I was charged 340 AED for one night, which is outrageous considering the condition of the room”Google review · January 2026
a night
“For 350 dirhams a night, the experience was completely unacceptable”Google review · December 2025
The Bottom Line
Landmark Plaza Hotel suits travellers who value transport and street-level convenience over polished surroundings. In Naif, it sits directly by Baniyas Square Metro Station, with shops, restaurants, supermarkets and taxis close by. That makes it useful for short business trips, shopping-focused stays and getting around old Dubai without relying on a car.
The hotel’s practical offerings include breakfast, Wi-Fi, a travel desk and housekeeping. Some guests found rooms spacious, clean and comfortable, and several praised the staff’s helpful approach. One detailed stay also mentions a walkable route to Naif Souk and Dubai Creek, adding useful local access beyond the metro.
The trade-off is inconsistency. Recent reviews describe very old furniture and bathrooms, unpleasant smells, mould, dirty linens and maintenance faults such as weak air-conditioning, broken TVs, leaking plumbing and limited sockets. Other guests report spotless rooms, so room condition appears uneven rather than reliably poor or reliably good.
Expect a busy, crowded neighbourhood and possible street noise. The hotel entrance can be confusing because reception is on the second floor of an older shopping complex, and there is no dedicated parking area. Families should confirm the bed setup, while business guests should check invoices and Wi-Fi before settling in.