Metro access
The hotel is close enough to the metro for convenient movement around Dubai, especially for short business or sightseeing stays.
Deira
Landmark Premier Hotel is a budget-oriented stay in Deira, appealing to guests who want a quiet room and easy access to the metro. Reviews also mention comfortable short stays, reasonable pricing, and staff who can be genuinely helpful, though room condition and facilities appear inconsistent.
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The hotel is close enough to the metro for convenient movement around Dubai, especially for short business or sightseeing stays.
Several guests describe the rooms as peaceful and comfortable, including one six-night stay that was described as calm and secure.
Some guests consider the pricing reasonable for a comfortable stay in Deira, particularly when location matters more than luxury.
Service can be warm and accommodating, with guests praising welcoming front-desk interactions and responsive housekeeping.
One guest received a free cancellation despite an originally non-refundable booking after a flight cancellation.
Check facilities. Confirm the pool and gym status directly before booking; several guests found facilities closed or unavailable despite earlier expectations.
Clarify parking. Ask about both availability and charges before travelling, as guests reported arriving to no parking or being asked to pay extra.
Inspect rooms. Check the room, bathroom and bedding as soon as you arrive and report problems immediately, especially if cleanliness is important to you.
Verify Wi-Fi. If reliable internet matters, test the Wi-Fi at check-in or confirm its current condition before relying on it for work.
Confirm refunds. Before leaving early or cancelling, ask in writing who handles the refund and what the booking terms require.
Check breakfast. Ask what the current breakfast selection is; reviews range from fresh variety to a limited buffet with the same food daily.
Plan the visit
Breakfast is available as a buffet, but reviews disagree about its quality and variety; one guest praised it while another found it repetitive and limited.
The swimming pool is mentioned by guests as a hotel facility, though multiple reviews say it was closed or under maintenance during their stays.
The gym is listed among the hotel facilities in one review, but other guests said facilities were missing or unavailable, so confirm its current status.
The banquet hall was used for a birthday event, with a room booked alongside it, although the related stay later involved a dispute over room occupancy.
Reviews report dirty carpets, stains, odours, insects, spider webs and, in one case, possible mould in the room.
The swimming pool was repeatedly reported as closed or under maintenance, including by guests who were told it would be available.
Wi-Fi performance is inconsistent, with one guest unable to use it and another describing it as very weak.
Some rooms and fittings feel dated, with reviews mentioning old carpets, cracked bathroom tiles, broken cups and malfunctioning electrical equipment.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
4-night stay
“I booked a 4-night stay for $427 USD, but the condition of the room was so poor that I could only tolerate staying one night”Google review · June 2026
The Bottom Line
Landmark Premier Hotel suits travellers who want a budget stay in Deira with metro access and a quieter place to sleep. Guests use it for short visits, business trips and Dubai sightseeing, and reviews mention comfortable rooms, housekeeping, breakfast buffet and access to facilities such as a swimming pool and gym. The appeal is value and convenience rather than a polished luxury experience.
The experience is notably uneven. Some guests found their rooms neat, clean and well maintained, while others reported spider webs, cockroaches, cigarette smells, stained carpets, bad odours and ageing fittings. Wi-Fi has also been described as unreliable.
The pool appears especially uncertain: several reviews say it was under maintenance or unavailable, sometimes after guests had been told it was ready. Parking deserves checking before arrival. Reports range from free basement parking to only six or seven spaces, no available parking and additional charges.
Breakfast feedback is mixed too, from fresh variety to a cold, repetitive buffet. Staff interactions vary sharply, with some guests describing warm, helpful service and others reporting dismissive or rude handling of complaints. Confirm facilities, parking, room condition and cancellation or refund arrangements before committing.