Quiet setting
The residential surroundings feel calm, with several guests noting peaceful rooms and undisturbed sleep despite the central location.
Lemon Tree Hotel Jumeirah, Dubai
Umm Suqeim
Lemon Tree Hotel Jumeirah is a compact hotel in Umm Suqeim with a restaurant, fitness centre and rooftop pool. Reviews make it appealing for a quieter Dubai stay, especially if you want beach access, Burj Al Arab views and attentive service.
Reputation Score
4.3
★★★★☆
1,019 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Rooftop views
The rooftop pool is a relaxing spot with views toward the Burj Al Arab and Jumeirah, according to multiple guests.
Clean rooms
Many reviews describe the rooms as spotless or well maintained, with fresh bedding and thorough daily housekeeping.
Helpful service
Reception, housekeeping and restaurant teams are repeatedly described as polite, accommodating and willing to handle practical requests.
Beach access
Jumeirah Beach is reachable on foot, though reviews put the walk at roughly 15 to 25 minutes; a beach shuttle is also mentioned.
Shabestan dining
Guests praise the on-site Shabestan Restaurant, particularly its Iranian food, generous portions and accommodating service.
Tips for a Better Visit
Request quiet. If you are sensitive to traffic noise, ask for a room facing away from the busy road before settling in.
Check rooftop rules. For New Year’s Eve, confirm whether rooftop access is tied to the gala dinner and its AED 300 per-person charge.
Plan beach travel. Allow around 20–25 minutes to walk to Jumeirah Beach, or ask about the hotel’s shuttle rather than assuming the beach is next door.
Expect parking. If arriving by car on a weekend, allow extra time because parking was reported to become difficult, even though a space was found.
Confirm extras. Ask about peak-date mandatory fees and early check-in charges before booking or arriving, as guests reported unexpected conditions.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Al Wasl Rd
Jumeirah - Umm Al Sheif, Dubai
Popular Mentions
Breakfast
Breakfast receives strong reviews for fresh food and variety, including Indian and European choices.
Free shuttle service
A free shuttle service to Jumeirah Beach and the Mall of the Emirates is mentioned as a convenient way to get around.
Common Concerns
Bed-bug report
One guest reported finding bed bugs at 4 a.m. and said no room change, apology or assistance was offered.
Hot-water issue
A guest encountered no hot water, and reception reportedly had no repair estimate or practical solution available.
Small rooms
Some guests found standard rooms and bathrooms notably small, with one saying a single suitcase could fill the room.
Road noise
The hotel sits beside a busy road, and one review recommends earplugs or an opposite-facing room for noise-sensitive guests.
Extra charges
A New Year’s Eve guest was surprised that rooftop access required a gala dinner costing AED 300 per person.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
AED 300 per person
gala dinner
“However, we later discovered that access to the rooftop on New Year’s Eve requires attending their gala dinner, which costs AED 300 per person”Google review · January 2026
330 AED for one pax
Moroccan bath and massage
“Do not waste money at all because we paid 330 AED for one pax and the Moroccan bath felt as if we had washed ourselves with scrub at home, it was not good Moroccan bath and massage”Google review · December 2025
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The Bottom Line
Lemon Tree Hotel Jumeirah is a compact, unfussy hotel in Umm Suqeim that suits travellers who want a quieter base near Jumeirah Beach and the Burj Al Arab rather than a Downtown setting. Guests can use the rooftop swimming pool, eat at Shabestan Restaurant, book breakfast and use the fitness centre. The rooftop is a particular draw for its Burj Al Arab and Jumeirah views.
Service is the hotel’s strongest recurring theme. Reviews describe reception, housekeeping and restaurant staff as polite and responsive, with practical touches such as reheating takeaway food and accommodating an extended stay. Rooms are commonly reported as clean and comfortable, though expectations matter: some standard rooms and bathrooms are small, and one guest found the breakfast repetitive while another reported a bad bathroom smell at night.
Location is convenient but not fully walkable for every plan. Jumeirah Beach is roughly a 15–25-minute walk, and a shuttle is mentioned; nearby cafés, restaurants and Waitrose are useful, while the Mall of the Emirates is a short drive. Ask for a quieter-facing room if road noise bothers you, check weekend parking, and confirm peak-date, rooftop gala and early check-in charges before booking.
A serious bed-bug complaint and a separate hot-water issue also make it sensible to raise any room problem immediately.