Spacious rooms
Many rooms have separate living areas and enough space for families or month-long stays.
Al Mankhool
Savoy Crest Hotel Apartments is an apartment-style hotel in Al Mankhool, with spacious units suited to short or extended stays. Guests especially value the in-room washing machine and the rooftop pool, while daily housekeeping and helpful service make it feel practical and homely.
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Many rooms have separate living areas and enough space for families or month-long stays.
Housekeeping is regularly described as thorough, with daily cleaning and fresh covers, sheets and towels.
The rooms can include a washing machine, kitchen, induction hob and other useful equipment for longer stays.
The hotel is close to the metro, Meena Bazaar, supermarkets, restaurants and everyday shopping.
Guests mention a rooftop pool, steam sauna and 24-hour gym, giving longer stays useful leisure options.
Room-service requests and maintenance needs are reported to be handled promptly.
Families have found the apartments comfortable, including a sofa bed suitable for a child.
Three fast elevators help keep waits short, a useful detail in a multi-storey apartment hotel.
Request slippers. Ask reception for bathroom slippers before using the bathroom, as one guest found the wet tiles hazardous.
Check breakfast. If travelling with children, check the breakfast options first; one family found waffles, flakes and fruit easiest for them.
Plan transport. The metro is walkable, but confirm shuttle days if relying on the hotel bus; one review says it runs only on weekdays.
Pack swimwear layers. The rooftop pool is unheated, so plan to use the steam room or sauna afterwards if you feel the cold.
Ask about noise. If you are a light sleeper, ask about a quieter room because one guest reported recurring early-morning street noise.
Use the kitchen. For longer stays, make use of the apartment kitchen and washing machine rather than treating the room like a standard hotel room.
Plan the visit
The buffet is praised by some guests for its variety and taste, though other reviews found the menu limited.
Hotel shuttle rides are mentioned as a useful transport extra, but weekday-only availability is noted.
Breakfast feedback is mixed; one guest found the menu repetitive and heavily focused on one cuisine.
One stay was disrupted by a loud rumble outside the windows around 5am each day.
Bathroom tiles can become extremely slippery when wet, and slippers had to be requested.
The pool is reported to be unheated, so swimming can feel chilly.
One guest considered the hotel more expensive than comparable hotels nearby.
The Bottom Line
Savoy Crest Hotel Apartments suits travellers who want more room and independence than a conventional hotel. Reviews mention spacious one-bedroom layouts, kitchenettes, induction hobs and washing machines, making the property useful for families and stays lasting several weeks. Daily housekeeping is a consistent strength, with rooms often described as clean and well maintained.
The location in Al Mankhool is practical rather than resort-like. Guests report that the metro, Meena Bazaar, supermarkets, Indian vegetarian restaurants and inexpensive local food are reachable on foot. The rooftop pool, steam sauna and gym add something to do on-site, and some guests appreciated the hotel’s shuttle rides, though one review says these operate only on weekdays.
Breakfast is the main area of disagreement. Some guests enjoyed a varied buffet and Indian dishes, while others found the menu repetitive, heavily spiced or less appealing for European tastes and children. Families should also note that the pool is unheated, and one review raised a serious concern about slippery bathroom tiles when wet.
A further light-sleeper caution: recurring early-morning street noise was reported. Overall, the strongest case for booking is the apartment setup, walkable Bur Dubai-area convenience and attentive service, especially for longer stays.