Monaco Hotel

Monaco Hotel

Deira

Monaco Hotel is relaxed lodging in Deira with rooms and suites, dining, and a rooftop pool. Reviews make its central location and nearby metro appealing, while the pool and occasional positive comments on breakfast give travellers reasons to consider it—provided they confirm room condition first.

Reputation Score
3.7
★★★★☆
478 ratings
5★
42%
4★
19%
3★
17%
2★
7%
1★
15%

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The Good Stuff

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Metro access

Al Rigga metro station is described as walkable, with a bus stop outside the entrance and taxis readily available.

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Large pool

One review describes the pool as beautiful, big and clean, making it a useful leisure feature when operating.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Check condition. Ask to inspect the room before settling in; guests have reported mould, stains, smells and broken fixtures.

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Confirm pool. Check whether the pool is open before booking, as one guest found it under maintenance.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Abu Baker Al Siddique St - near Deira Clocktower
Al Muraqqabat - Deira, Dubai
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Popular Mentions

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Breakfast

One guest praised the restaurant breakfast for its variety, while another found the buffet quality poor.

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Desert safari

A review says the hotel can help arrange desert safari bookings, dinner cruises and advance tickets.

Common Concerns

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Cleanliness

Multiple guests report stained carpets, mould, dirty surfaces, ants and inconsistent housekeeping.

Room condition

Reviews mention broken air conditioning, fridges, phones, TVs, toilets and balcony locks, alongside worn furnishings.

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The Bottom Line

Monaco Hotel is a budget-oriented stay in Deira with rooms and suites, dining, and a rooftop pool. Its strongest practical advantage is location: guests describe Al Rigga metro as walkable, a bus stop outside the entrance, plentiful taxis, and easy access to nearby restaurants. That makes it useful for a short Dubai stop or a city visit without a car.

There are some worthwhile extras. Reviews mention a large, clean pool when available, breakfast, barbecue, and a ground-floor prayer room. One business traveller also appreciated the quieter atmosphere because the hotel does not have a club.

Friendly and helpful staff appear in several older reviews, including a midnight team that helped locate a lost phone before check-in. The main concern is inconsistency. Recent reviews describe stained carpets, mould, bad smells, bugs, dirty surfaces and unreliable housekeeping, while others report clean, comfortable rooms.

Broken air conditioning, fridges, phones, TVs, toilets and balcony locks also appear in the feedback. Wi-Fi has been unavailable or weak for some guests. Parking is particularly awkward: the underground route is narrow and congested, so public transport may be the easier choice.

Confirm the room condition, pool status, Wi-Fi and payment terms before committing, especially for a family or multi-night stay.

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