Sadaf Hotel

Sadaf Hotel

Al Rigga

Sadaf Hotel is a traditionally styled, budget-oriented hotel in Al Rigga, considered mainly for its transport-friendly location and access to nearby malls. Reviews also mention an on-site restaurant, including biryani, haleem and a Philippine restaurant, plus a massage centre.

Reputation Score
3.3
★★★☆☆
554 ratings
5★
36%
4★
14%
3★
18%
2★
9%
1★
23%

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The Good Stuff

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Metro access

Union Metro Station is described as a two-minute walk away, with Al Ghurair Shopping Center about four minutes away.

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Transport links

The hotel is close to Union metro and bus connections, making travel around Dubai easier without a car.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Inspect rooms. Check the room, bathroom and bedding immediately on arrival, given repeated cleanliness complaints including cockroaches.

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Confirm amenities. Ask before settling in whether towels, slippers, tea supplies, bottled water and a kettle are included.

Plan the visit

Practical details

2nd Street Omar Bin Al Khattab St - near Fish Roundabout
Al Rigga - Deira, Dubai
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Popular Mentions

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Indian breakfast

One review specifically mentions Indian breakfast as part of the hotel’s food offering.

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Philippine restaurant

A review mentions a Philippine restaurant on the premises.

Common Concerns

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Room hygiene

Multiple reviews report dirty rooms, stained bedding and cockroaches, including one guest's description of rooms with lots of cockroaches.

Staff service

Several guests describe reception and room-service interactions as rude, careless or slow; one reported waiting two hours while checking in.

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The Bottom Line

Sadaf Hotel is a traditionally styled budget hotel in Al Rigga, with its strongest practical advantage being location. Reviews place Union Metro Station within a short walk, with bus connections, Al Ghurair Shopping Center and Deira’s markets nearby. That makes it useful for travellers exploring Dubai by public transport or visiting the older commercial areas around Union and Bani Yas Square.

There is more to use on site than just a room. Guests mention a Philippine restaurant, Indian breakfast, Persian food, and a kitchen serving biryani and haleem. A massage centre and spa are also mentioned, although one reviewer disliked having the massage centre at the main entrance.

Some guests found the rooms elegant, comfortable or clean for the price, and described the hotel as suitable for family stays. The experience is inconsistent, so expectations matter. Numerous reviews report dirty rooms, stained bedding, cockroaches, poor bathroom upkeep and ageing equipment.

Guests also mention missing towels, slippers, tea supplies and bottled water, plus unreliable internet and limited breakfast. Staff and reception service attracted particularly sharp criticism, including a reported two-hour check-in. Confirm amenities, internet charges and room condition before committing, and note that parking is reportedly unavailable.

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