Clean stays
Many guests found their apartments spotless, comfortable and accurately represented by the listing photos.
Dubai Internet City
Prime Stay Vacation Homes is a holiday home rental company serving stays in Dubai, with listings in and around Dubai Internet City. Reviews point to clean, comfortable apartments, smooth check-ins and hands-on support, though deposit handling and property condition can vary between units.
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Many guests found their apartments spotless, comfortable and accurately represented by the listing photos.
A Dubai Hills guest said maintenance usually arrived the same day or by the next day when problems arose.
Concierge support was praised for handling requests quickly during a family stay at Marina Vista.
Reviews mention apartments where the listed amenities were available and functioning properly.
Some units have standout outlooks, including Dubai Marina, Burj Khalifa and fountain views.
A guest staying for around three months described the service as fast, professional and well managed.
One two-month guest reported receiving the deposit about 10 days after checkout and on time.
Inspect first. Check the apartment immediately and report stains, damage or missing items before settling in, since one review alleges existing issues were later charged.
Check locks. Before unpacking, test every bedroom and entrance lock; a Marquise Square guest said one door did not lock.
Confirm linens. Ask before arrival whether extra bed sheets are included, as one long-stay guest was asked to pay 175 AED for them.
Clarify deposits. Get the deposit-return process and expected timing in writing; reviews range from an on-time return after about 10 days to serious delays.
Verify condition. If the unit does not match its listing, contact the agency and booking platform promptly; one guest needed Airbnb assistance to check in.
Check repairs. For longer stays, ask how maintenance requests are handled; one review says the washing machine was replaced after several calls.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sat | Closed |
| Sun | Closed |
A District One review highlights access to the Crystal Lagoon alongside a balcony view and modern appliances.
Gardenia Livings is mentioned for clean, decorated apartments and access to a well-maintained pool, sauna and gym.
A stay at Damac Maison Prive Dubai was described as clean, comfortable and easy to check into.
Dubai Creek Harbor received praise for its views, decor, amenities and responsive support during a month-long stay.
This listing was valued for its location near the Dubai International Boat Show, minimalist design, facilities and balcony view.
One recent guest said the deposit was still unpaid more than two months after checkout despite repeated follow-ups.
A guest arriving at Azizi Riviera 37 reported crumbs, hair, cockroaches and a broken kitchen stove.
A review of Marquise Square reported a bedroom door that did not lock and had not been repaired.
Some guests reported ignored calls and messages, including during a late-night check-in problem.
After staying more than 10 days, one guest was quoted 175 AED for additional bed sheets.
The Bottom Line
Prime Stay Vacation Homes manages holiday-home apartments across Dubai, with reviews covering Marina Vista, Gardenia Livings, District One and Dubai Creek Harbour. The strongest pattern is clean, comfortable accommodation with working amenities and quick check-in; several guests also valued responsive maintenance and concierge support. There are useful stay-specific details.
District One was praised for a Crystal Lagoon, high-speed Wi‑Fi and allocated parking, while Marina Vista was chosen for Dubai Harbour access and a balcony view. A month-long Dubai Creek Harbour stay was described as better value than Airbnb, and one maintenance issue—the washing machine—was resolved with a replacement after calls. The record is not uniformly smooth.
Recent reviews report apartments with crumbs, hair, cockroaches and a broken stove, a bedroom door that did not lock, delayed responses, and deposits still outstanding more than two months after checkout. Another guest said extra bed sheets cost 175 AED after a 10-day stay. Before booking, confirm the exact unit’s condition, lock, check-in arrangements and deposit process.
Photograph existing damage and report it immediately; reviews also include a deposit returned about 10 days after departure, so timelines appear inconsistent.