Omega Hotel

Omega Hotel

Al Raffa

Omega Hotel in Al Raffa is a full-service stay with rooms and suites, restaurants, an outdoor pool and free Wi-Fi. Reviews highlight spacious rooms, including some with bathtubs, plus Indian dining and a location within walking distance of Dubai Frame.

Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
3,943 ratings
5★
53%
4★
23%
3★
10%
2★
3%
1★
11%

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The Good Stuff

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Room size

Some rooms are notably spacious; one guest described a suite as two large rooms.

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Clean rooms

Several guests found their rooms clean, comfortable and hygienic, including after a complimentary upgrade.

Let's go!

Tips for a Better Visit

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Confirm timings. Ask the hotel to reconfirm pool hours before booking; one guest could not use it after work because it closed at 6pm.

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Check availability. Confirm that the pool will be operating during your dates; a family found it under maintenance without being told at reception.

Plan the visit

Practical details

17 19th St
Al Raffa, Dubai
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Popular Mentions

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Swimming pool

The pool is described as relaxing when available, although other reviews mention restricted hours or maintenance.

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Buffet

The buffet receives mixed feedback: one guest called it average but cheap.

Common Concerns

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Reception service

Multiple reviews describe rude, unwelcoming or poorly coordinated front-desk interactions, which can affect check-in and requests.

Room cleanliness

Reported problems include urine smells, hair in the bathtub, dust, stains and maintenance issues in bathrooms.

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The Bottom Line

Omega Hotel is a full-service hotel in Al Raffa with rooms and suites, restaurants, an outdoor pool and free Wi-Fi. It is worth considering for the larger room layouts reported by several guests, and some standard rooms include a bathtub. Dubai Frame is also described as walkable from the hotel.

Food is a meaningful part of the experience, though opinions vary. Guests have praised grilled fish, Indian restaurant dishes and some breakfasts, while another called the buffet average. The room-service menu is described as interesting, and nearby restaurants can be useful because hotel restaurant prices were called high.

The biggest question mark is consistency. Some stays feature clean rooms, helpful service and complimentary upgrades; others report urine smells, dust, hair in the bathtub, stained surfaces and unrepaired bathroom problems. Front-desk manners and communication also draw repeated criticism, including complaints about early check-in and late check-out not being honoured.

Confirm your room category, bed setup and pool availability before arrival. Check pool hours too, as one guest found a 6pm closing time impractical. If driving, budget for the reported AED 25 daily parking fee, and ask about extra charges before ordering simple items or using facilities.

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