Spacious rooms
Several guests found the rooms roomy, with comfortable beds and enough space for groups.
Deira
Lavender Hotel Deira is a casual budget hotel with spacious rooms, two alcohol-free restaurants, an outdoor pool and free Wi-Fi. Its main draw is practical access: guests describe easy taxi availability, nearby supermarkets and a roughly 10-minute walk to Al Rigga metro station.
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Several guests found the rooms roomy, with comfortable beds and enough space for groups.
Al Rigga metro station is about 10 minutes away on foot, while taxis are easy to find.
Some stays included daily housekeeping, with guests saying rooms were cleaned and organised each day.
When open, the pool has been described as clean and deep enough for swimming, with a rooftop chill-out area.
One guest specifically singled out the Wi-Fi as fast, useful for staying connected during a hotel stay.
Request quiet. Ask for a room away from the nightclub and ground-floor bars; one guest was placed directly above the nightclub.
Check parking. Confirm parking charges before arrival, as guests reported paying an additional 30Dhs for parking.
Check pool. Ask whether the pool is open during your stay; one review says swimming was closed for maintenance.
Inspect first. Check cleanliness, lights, the flush and basic amenities as soon as you arrive, then report problems immediately.
Confirm policies. Clarify visitor and identification rules in advance; guests reported a 100-dirham visitor charge and confusion over ID copies.
Test air-conditioning. Test the air-conditioning at check-in rather than waiting until later, since one repair reportedly took several hours.
Plan the visit
Breakfast is available, but reviews range from good feedback to complaints about low quality and limited variety.
One guest specifically mentioned Lavender Spa, but warned that it did not provide the authentic spa experience they expected.
Multiple reviews report cockroaches, mould, dusty rooms, stained carpets and poorly maintained bathrooms.
Ground-floor bars and the nightclub have disturbed guests with loud music and bass continuing until around 4 AM.
Reception experiences vary sharply, with several guests describing rude, dismissive or unhelpful responses.
Guests have reported malfunctioning air-conditioning, flushes, lights, safes and hot-water problems.
Breakfast received mixed feedback, including complaints about poor quality, limited variety and an unpleasant dining room.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
visitor per visit
“When our friends want to visit us, they will not allowed, and they will charge 100 dirham per visit”Google review · February 2026
5th guest
“We booked 2 rooms for a total of 5 guests, but the receptionist still charged us an extra 50 AED for the 5th guest”Google review · May 2026
The Bottom Line
Lavender Hotel Deira is a budget-oriented hotel whose strongest practical points are room size and location. Guests have used it for spacious rooms, daily housekeeping, a rooftop pool when operating, and free Wi-Fi. Al Rigga metro station is about 10 minutes away, Carrefour is roughly 10 minutes on foot, and taxis are easy to find, making the hotel useful for getting around Deira and central Dubai.
The experience is inconsistent. Some guests describe clean, comfortable rooms, helpful reception and a good-value family stay; others report cockroaches, mould, dusty carpets, dirty towels, broken flushes and unreliable hot water or air-conditioning. Breakfast is also uneven: one couple enjoyed it, while other reviews call the food low quality and lacking variety.
Noise deserves serious attention. Ground-floor bars and a nightclub have reportedly played loud music until 4 AM, so request a room away from those areas before checking in. Parking is not free in several reviews, with a reported 30Dhs charge, and the pool may be closed for maintenance.
Visitor charges and identification rules should also be confirmed in writing. In short, the hotel can work if price, space and metro access matter most, but inspect the room immediately and avoid booking without clarifying noise, facilities and extra fees.