Nihal Hotel

Nihal Hotel

Deira

Nihal Hotel is a casual budget stay in Deira, with spacious rooms, on-site dining and nightlife. Reviews make its Indian food and convenient position near Al Rigga metro stand out, while the hotel’s older feel and guest-policy rules are worth checking before you book.

Reputation Score
3.6
★★★★☆
1,084 ratings
5★
38%
4★
22%
3★
18%
2★
8%
1★
15%

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The Good Stuff

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Metro Access

Al Rigga metro station is about a five-minute walk away, with shops and restaurants nearby.

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Large Rooms

Several guests describe the rooms as spacious, including one transit guest who found them tidy and roomy.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Check Policy. Ask the hotel to confirm visitor hours, identification rules and every related fee before you pay.

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Request Quiet. If you need sleep, ask for a room away from the nightclub; one guest heard music and vibrations until 4am.

Plan the visit

Practical details

18 41c Street
Al Muraqqabat - Deira, Dubai
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Popular Mentions

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Mughlai food

A repeat diner calls the Mughlai food, including biryani and kebabs, the main reason they return.

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Biryani

Biryani is specifically named among the dishes that received strong praise.

Common Concerns

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Guest Rules

Reviews report visitor restrictions, late-night entry cut-offs and unexpected charges that were not always clear during booking.

Older Rooms

The hotel and bathrooms are described as dated, with some guests reporting maintenance and finishing problems.

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The Bottom Line

Nihal Hotel is a budget property in Deira that appeals mainly to travellers who want a central base, larger rooms and on-site food without paying for a polished luxury stay. Al Rigga metro is about a five-minute walk away, and reviews also place shops, restaurants and the Deira Clock Tower within easy reach. Some guests used it comfortably for short transit stays, while others stayed for weeks.

Food is one of the clearer reasons to consider it. Guests mention breakfast, especially its Indian dishes, as well as Indian and Pan Asian restaurant cooking. Mughlai food, biryani and kebabs also receive strong praise in restaurant-focused reviews.

The hotel has nightlife on site, but that is a serious trade-off: one guest reported loud music and vibrations until 4am, while others found their rooms quiet. Expect an older, simple hotel rather than a freshly renovated one. Spacious, tidy rooms are reported alongside mold, cigarette smells, stained items and dated bathrooms.

Parking feedback is inconsistent, so drivers should check first. Most importantly, confirm visitor hours, identification requirements and extra charges before booking; several complaints describe confusing or strict guest rules. Families and light sleepers should be especially cautious.

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