Spacious Rooms
Several guests found the rooms spacious, clean and comfortable, with large beds and good mattresses.
Pearl Swiss Hotel
Deira
Pearl Swiss Hotel is a relaxed Deira stay with warmly furnished rooms and suites, dining, a spa and a rooftop pool. Reviews point to spacious rooms, varied breakfast and convenient access to shops and metro stations, though reception experiences can differ sharply.
Reputation Score
3.4
★★★☆☆
596 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Breakfast Variety
The breakfast buffet is praised for its broad selection and fresh, enjoyable food.
Metro Access
The hotel is walkable to metro stations, with reviews placing the walk at roughly five to twelve minutes.
Housekeeping
Multiple guests described housekeeping as kind, accommodating and attentive, with rooms kept clean during longer stays.
Airport Transfers
One stay included smooth airport pick-up and drop-off, useful if you want transfers arranged with the booking.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check Visitors. Ask about visitor access and charges before booking; reviews mention entrance restrictions, identification checks and room-entry fees.
Confirm Pool. If the pool matters to your stay, confirm that it is operating before arrival rather than relying on the listed facility.
Check Fees. Confirm early check-in charges in advance; one guest was charged for a three-hour early arrival.
Clarify Bed. If you need a king bed, ask how it is configured: one review says two joined single beds placed sockets and switches in the middle.
Plan Parking. If friends or relatives will visit, ask about parking and visitor fees beforehand; a review reports a 10 AED hourly charge.
Check Wi-Fi. Ask about current Wi-Fi quality if reliable internet matters, as one guest said the network needed improvement.
Plan the visit
Practical details
32 34B St
Al Muraqqabat - Deira, Dubai
Popular Mentions
smart TV
Rooms include a smart TV, which one guest used for holiday entertainment.
swimming pool
The swimming pool is mentioned in reviews, but one guest reported it was unavailable during a six-day stay.
Common Concerns
Reception Service
Reception service is inconsistent, with several reviews describing rude, dismissive or argumentative interactions during check-in and enquiries.
Visitor Rules
Guests report visitors being stopped at the entrance, with charges and identification requests for room access.
Pool Availability
One guest stayed six days without being able to use the swimming pool, reporting that it was not working.
Room Condition
Some rooms were described as old and dim, while other guests reported cigarette smells and insects despite cleanliness labels.
Parking Charges
Visitors may find parking difficult, with one guest reporting an hourly charge when friends or relatives came to visit.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
100 AED
3 hour early check in
“We were 3 staying, and were given only 1 towel, had to pay 100 AED only for 3 hour early check in”Google review · January 2026
30 dirhams per night
large bed request
“Upon check-in, the receptionist informed me that I had to pay an additional 30 dirhams per night just to fulfill my request for a large bed, which I found unreasonable”Google review · July 2025
AED100
family visitor access
“After further arguments I was asked to pay AED100 to visit my family and I had to pay to visit them for just an hour”Google review · November 2025
DXB
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The Bottom Line
Pearl Swiss Hotel is a Deira property with rooms and suites, dining, a spa and a rooftop pool. Reviews make the rooms, breakfast and location the clearest reasons to consider it: some guests found spacious, clean rooms with big beds and good mattresses, while the breakfast buffet was praised for its variety. The hotel is also within walking distance of metro stations and surrounded by shops, markets and restaurants.
Service is much less predictable. Housekeeping and bell service receive several warm mentions, including reports of attentive daily cleaning and accommodating staff. Reception, however, is the biggest risk: multiple guests describe rude or argumentative treatment, delayed check-in and poor handling of phone enquiries.
Other reviews describe professional, helpful front-desk service, so the experience appears inconsistent rather than uniformly poor. Before booking, clarify visitor rules and charges. Reviews mention visitors being stopped at the entrance, asked for identification and charged for room access.
Confirm early check-in fees, bed configuration and whether the pool is operating; one guest could not use it during a six-day stay. Parking may also be awkward for visitors, with a reported 10 AED-per-hour charge. Room condition varies too, from well-maintained to dim, dated or affected by cigarette smells and insects.