Landmark Summit Hotel

Landmark Summit Hotel

Deira

Landmark Summit Hotel is a Deira hotel with rooms and suites, an outdoor pool and gym. Reviews make its metro access a key draw, while the rooftop pool, free guest sauna and breakfast give budget-conscious travellers a few useful extras to weigh against uneven maintenance.

Reputation Score
3.4
★★★☆☆
1,710 ratings
5★
36%
4★
21%
3★
16%
2★
7%
1★
20%

Source: Google Maps

The Good Stuff

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Metro access

Al Rigga and Union Metro stations are described as a short walk away, useful for DXB and exploring Deira.

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Rooftop pool

The rooftop swimming pool is a useful warm-weather amenity, and one family said it was a hit with their children.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Check breakfast. Confirm whether breakfast is buffet or packed before booking; one guest received a packed tray instead of the expected buffet.

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Test AC. Test the air-conditioning immediately and report problems early; one guest waited from 4 PM until after 8 PM for assistance.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Landmark summit hotel - Al Rigga Rd
Al Muraqqabat - Deira, Dubai
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Popular Mentions

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small gym

A reviewer used the small gym as a way to unwind during a family stay.

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complementary breakfast

One five-day guest particularly praised the breakfast's food quality, variety and live cooking counter.

Common Concerns

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Weak AC

Several guests reported rooms that stayed hot because the air-conditioning was weak or failed to cool properly.

Bathroom leaks

Bathroom ceiling leaks recur in the reviews, with one guest saying the floor stayed constantly wet.

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The Bottom Line

Landmark Summit Hotel is a Deira stay whose strongest practical advantage is transport access: reviewers describe Al Rigga and Union Metro stations as a short walk away, making DXB, central Deira and nearby shopping easier to reach. The hotel also has an outdoor pool, gym and 24-hour cafe, while guests mention a rooftop pool and a sauna that is free for hotel guests. There are some encouraging stays.

A family found its room clean, comfortable and roomy enough for children, enjoyed the rooftop pool and praised the breakfast variety. Other guests mention polite housekeeping and smooth help with requests. Those positives are not consistent, though.

Room condition is the main concern. Recent reviews report weak or non-working air-conditioning, strong smells, bathroom ceiling leaks, insects, blocked drains and old furniture. Basic items such as towels, dental kits, coffee, slippers or working fridges were also missing in some rooms.

Maintenance follow-up could be slow, including one AC complaint that went unresolved for hours. Confirm the breakfast format before booking: some guests expected a buffet but received packed trays. Ask about visitor rules too, and check the room, AC and supplied amenities at arrival.

This could suit a metro-focused, low-cost stay if the rate is compelling, but the maintenance record makes a careful room check worthwhile.

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