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Guests describe the apartments as spacious, spotless and beautifully furnished, with comfortable living spaces.
Dubai Marina
Rich Stay Holiday Homes is a furnished holiday-home provider with apartments in Dubai Marina and other major Dubai areas. Guests can book spacious stays with features such as Marina views, equipped kitchens and convenient access to Dubai Mall.
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Guests describe the apartments as spacious, spotless and beautifully furnished, with comfortable living spaces.
Some Downtown apartments have a bridge connecting directly to Dubai Mall, making shopping and sightseeing easier.
One Marina apartment was described as only a five-minute walk from Dubai Marina beach.
Reviews mention a gym, pool, kids’ play area and mini theatre within one building.
A guest called the bed one of the most comfortable they had experienced in a short-term rental.
Guests often describe check-in and check-out as smooth, fast and straightforward.
Several apartments include kitchens suitable for preparing your own food during a longer stay.
One review specifically notes a new building with a pool and gym, plus access to Marina Walk.
Test appliances. Check the TV and other appliances as soon as you arrive, especially if you expect to spend time indoors.
Plan taxis. Allow extra time for pickups: one apartment was confusing for Uber and required walking out of the parking area.
Ask about noise. If you are a light sleeper, ask about fountain music before booking; one guest said songs played every half hour.
Confirm deposit. Before paying, clarify the deposit amount, payment method and cancellation terms in writing.
Bring adapters. If you use EU plugs, ask ahead about adapters or extension cables because one apartment had too few compatible sockets.
Check supplies. For self-catering, confirm cooking and cleaning supplies beforehand; one guest specifically wanted oil, spices, a mop and bucket.
Plan the visit
One guest spent four days with a broken TV that was not repaired or replaced, with no compensation offered.
A reviewer objected to being asked for a large cash deposit and found the cancellation process inflexible.
In one apartment, fountain songs reportedly played every half hour and disturbed sleep.
A guest reported a blocked master bathroom and shower water flowing onto the floor.
One guest’s elevator and room access card stopped working at midnight before checkout, causing a wait for staff.
The Bottom Line
Rich Stay Holiday Homes suits travellers who want a furnished Dubai base rather than a conventional hotel room. Reviews describe spacious, spotless apartments with equipped kitchens, comfortable beds and strong views. The portfolio covers Dubai Marina, Downtown Dubai and other areas, so the exact setting and facilities depend on the apartment you book.
Location is a major draw. Some Marina stays are about a five-minute walk from the beach, with access to restaurants, shops, nightlife and the Metro. Downtown properties can have a bridge linking to Dubai Mall, while one building review mentions a gym, pool, kids’ play area and mini theatre.
Small practical extras such as coffee capsules, water, toiletries and cooking utensils were also noted. Communication and check-in are usually praised, but the reviews are not uniformly smooth. One guest had a TV remain broken throughout a four-day stay, while others reported plumbing, air-conditioning or access-card problems.
Another raised concerns about a large cash deposit and inflexible cancellation terms. Check appliances on arrival, clarify deposit rules before booking, and ask about noise, sockets and supplies if those details matter to your stay.