Metro access
The hotel is near the metro, with one review saying Dubai Mall takes about 15 minutes by train.
Millennium Place Barsha Heights Hotel
Barsha Heights
Millennium Place Barsha Heights Hotel is a serviced-accommodation base in Barsha Heights. Reviews often describe its rooms and studios as clean, spacious and comfortable, while the nearby metro makes Dubai Mall and other attractions easier to reach; breakfast, especially the omelette station, is another recurring draw.
Reputation Score
4.8
★★★★★
1,618 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Room comfort
Rooms are often described as spacious, tidy and comfortable, with studios equipped for longer stays.
Housekeeping
Several reviews highlight thorough cleaning, including rooms left spotless by the housekeeping team.
Omelette station
The breakfast egg station is a standout for guests who like made-to-order omelettes.
Family activities
Families can use daily on-site activities designed to keep children occupied during the stay.
Shuttle service
A shuttle bus serves malls and beaches, giving guests another way to get around beyond the metro.
Long stays
The fully furnished studio setup has been compared with living in a home, making it useful for extended stays.
Tips for a Better Visit
Avoid peaks. If possible, avoid holiday or high-occupancy dining times; reviews describe queues close to an hour for breakfast and dinner.
Allow check-in time. Build extra time into arrival plans during busy periods, as one group waited almost two hours to check in.
Check pool rules. Ask about current child pool-access rules before booking specifically for swimming, since one family was refused regular-pool access.
Request quiet rooms. Ask about room location if you are sensitive to noise; one guest could hear elevator movements through the night.
Use the metro. For Dubai Mall and wider sightseeing, consider the nearby metro rather than relying only on road transport.
Check shuttle fees. Confirm shuttle pricing before choosing the beach option; the TH8 Palm beach service was described as an additional paid service.
Plan the visit
Practical details
First Al Khail St
Al Thanyah First - Barsha Heights, Dubai
Popular Mentions
M1 Restaurant
M1 Restaurant is mentioned for Eid dinners with varied buffet dishes and live cooking, though other reviews found peak-period dining overcrowded.
Live cooking station
The live cooking station is highlighted for freshly prepared kebabs and seafood.
TH8 Palm beach
TH8 Palm beach is a paid shuttle option mentioned as a worthwhile beach experience.
Slash Restaurant
Slash Restaurant is described as modern and cosy, with fresh, well-presented food and generous portions.
Common Concerns
Peak crowding
Holiday and high-occupancy periods brought reports of very long check-in, breakfast and dinner queues.
Buffet queues
During busy periods, guests reported long waits for tables and buffet food running short.
Pool access
One family reported that a small child was not allowed into the regular pool, despite knowing how to swim.
Gym upkeep
One review found the gym lacking towels, water, tissues and cleanliness, with dirty machines.
Room issues
A guest reported a strong food-like odour and finding a live ant on the bed sheets.
DXB
LOCAL
LOCAL
The Bottom Line
Millennium Place Barsha Heights Hotel is a serviced-accommodation choice in Barsha Heights, with both regular rooms and studios for longer stays. Guests can use the nearby metro, eat at M1 Restaurant, book breakfast or dinner buffets, and take a shuttle to malls and beaches. One review says Dubai Mall is about 15 minutes away by metro.
Rooms are commonly praised for being spacious, clean and comfortable, while housekeeping reviews mention thorough work. Breakfast gets particular attention for its egg station and omelettes, and several guests also enjoyed pastries, coffee and themed dinners. Families may appreciate the daily children’s activities offered on site.
The main caution is timing. During Eid, Ramadan and other high-occupancy periods, guests reported check-in delays of up to two hours, long breakfast and dinner queues, crowded dining areas and shortages at the buffet. The pool has also been described as uncomfortably crowded, and one family questioned the rules for a small child’s access.
Before booking, ask about pool access and request a quieter room if elevator noise would be a problem. The gym received one notably poor report for cleanliness and missing supplies, so it may not match the otherwise positive room and service feedback.