Metro access
The building is directly opposite Oud Metha Metro Station, making it straightforward to reach by public transport.
Oud Metha
Office Court Building is a business center in Oud Metha, with commercial offices and businesses including educational consultants and medical-device suppliers. Its strongest practical advantage is access: reviews place it directly opposite Oud Metha Metro Station, making appointments easy without a car.
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The building is directly opposite Oud Metha Metro Station, making it straightforward to reach by public transport.
Visitors describe a large lobby, open hall and reception area that work well for official meetings.
The building houses many consultant, accounting, financial and other business offices.
One listing mentions fully furnished 650-square-foot offices with reception, meeting and private rooms.
Customers mention buying wheelchairs and other medical devices from businesses in the building.
A natural-ambience smoking area is described as one of the building’s notable features.
Take the metro. Use the metro if possible: the building is opposite Oud Metha Metro Station Exit 2 and parking is limited.
Check parking. Do not assume visitor parking is available; confirm arrangements with the office you are visiting beforehand.
Allow lift time. Build in extra time for vertical access, as one meeting visitor reported long waits for the lifts.
Check washrooms. If facilities matter for your visit, ask about washroom access or plan accordingly because cleanliness reviews are mixed.
Verify companies. Before paying a company in the building, independently check its promises, documents and support arrangements.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
An Etisalat B2B channel partner is mentioned as one of the businesses operating in the building.
Another review highlights the building as a place to find medical equipment.
G LINKS is mentioned for educational consultancy and university guidance for overseas study.
Visitor parking is not available, and car users may need to park some distance away.
Multiple reviews flag dirty washrooms; one specifically reports a bad smell in the first-floor toilet.
The lifts are described as outdated, crowded and sometimes malfunctioning, with long waits.
Although some visitors praise the building, others report poor interior maintenance and broken ceiling sections.
Reviews warn visitors to check individual companies carefully, including allegations of scams and misleading promises.
The Bottom Line
Office Court Building is a six-storey commercial centre in Oud Metha, used for work appointments and visits to businesses inside it. Reviews mention educational consulting, accounting services, an Etisalat B2B channel partner, and medical-device businesses selling wheelchairs and other devices. There are also fully furnished small offices with a reception and meeting room described in one listing.
The location is the main draw. It is opposite Oud Metha Metro Station Exit 2, near the bus stand, and easy to reach by public transport. A large lobby, open reception area and generally spacious layout make it workable for official meetings; one visitor also noted a small ground-floor takeaway for snacks.
The building’s condition is uneven. Several reviewers call it neat, clean or well maintained, while others report dirty toilets, bad smells, broken ceiling sections and occasional lift malfunctions. Lift waits can be long, and visitor parking is unavailable or difficult, so the metro is the less stressful choice.
The exterior and entrance appear more polished than some interior facilities. If you are visiting a particular company, verify its credentials and payment terms independently: one review describes misleading promises from a tourism firm, while others warn about scam concerns involving companies in the building.