Breakfast
Breakfast stands out for its broad buffet, fresh fruit, hot food and made-to-order options such as dosa, pancakes and omelettes.
Business Bay
Ramee Dream Hotel Downtown is a Business Bay hotel with rooms, restaurants, a bar and event spaces. Reviews point especially to its breakfast, including a live dosa station, and dining with Burj Khalifa views, while its evening venues add live shows and nightlife.
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Breakfast stands out for its broad buffet, fresh fruit, hot food and made-to-order options such as dosa, pancakes and omelettes.
Some rooms and breakfast settings have striking Burj Khalifa views, which several guests considered a real highlight.
Multiple reviews describe rooms as spotless and well maintained, with prompt, attentive housekeeping.
The ballroom’s wall-wrapped projector system creates an immersive backdrop for presentations, conferences and visually focused events.
The hotel is a short walk from Dubai Mall and was praised as a convenient base for Burj Khalifa fireworks.
Troy and other venues receive praise for energetic performances, live music, elaborate decor and late-running entertainment.
Confirm Deposit. Ask about any security deposit and the full payable room rate before handing over payment.
Request Quiet. If you are sensitive to noise, request a room away from the nightclub before arrival.
Arrive Early. For New Year’s Eve fireworks, arrive early because road closures can affect access to the hotel.
Check Parking. Confirm whether self-parking or valet is charged, and allow extra time because parking signs can be hard to follow.
Ask Breakfast. Check the live station when ordering breakfast; made-to-order dosa and French toast may not be obvious from the buffet.
Photograph Snacks. Photograph the minibar and displayed snacks before checkout to document their condition if there is a billing dispute.
Plan the visit
Breakfast includes a live dosa station, which one guest specifically singled out as worth trying.
Troy is praised for its shows, food, music, decor and lively atmosphere.
Tanatan Dubai is mentioned for sheesha, live music, fresh juices, food and views.
Funny Cat bar hosts sports viewing, though one review raised concerns about enclosed smoking and seating organisation.
A guest reported a stolen camera charger and said the CCTV coverage had blind spots that made investigation difficult.
Nightclubs, traffic and frequent honking can make the property noisy from the entrance through to the rooms.
One guest said a security deposit appeared only at payment after a different room rate had been quoted.
Reported maintenance problems include a water leak, missing tissues, empty fridges and delayed repairs to a broken door lock.
Parking feedback is inconsistent: one banquet guest said self-parking was charged AED 30 despite expecting it to be free.
The Bottom Line
Ramee Dream Hotel Downtown is a Business Bay hotel that works particularly well for guests who want breakfast, dining and evening entertainment under one roof. Breakfast is the strongest recurring highlight: reviews mention a wide spread, fresh fruit, hot food, real coffee and live cooking, including dosa, pancakes, omelettes and French toast. Some diners also enjoyed breakfast with a Burj Khalifa view.
For evenings, Troy is known for its sculptural interiors, food, music and live shows, while Tanatan Dubai is mentioned for sheesha, live music and Burj Khalifa views. The ballroom is another draw for event organisers, with a projector system wrapped around the walls for immersive presentations. The hotel is also a short walk from Dubai Mall and was praised as a useful New Year’s Eve fireworks base.
The stay itself is more mixed. Housekeeping reviews are often very positive, but other guests reported nightclub noise, leaks, worn towels, missing supplies and delayed repairs. There are also complaints about an unexpected security deposit, disputed snack charges and uneven front-desk or event communication.
Ask about deposits and parking before paying, request a quieter room, and arrive early for major events or road closures.