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A customer specifically praised a stay at Dukes Hotel in Mayfair, calling it sensational.
Seven Tides International
Jebel Ali Village
Seven Tides International is a Dubai real estate developer and holding company with residential and hospitality projects, including apartments and hotel properties. In Jebel Ali Village, it may interest buyers researching its developments; reviews also mention hospitality stays at Dukes Hotel in Mayfair and World Island Anantara Hotel.
Reputation Score
2.9
★★★☆☆
100 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Completed Project
One reviewer said they had completed a project with Seven Tides at World Island Anantara Hotel.
Large Office
A buyer described the company as serious and was pleased with its large office.
Friendly Staff
One older review specifically describes the staff as professional and friendly.
Tips for a Better Visit
Document Everything. Keep agreements, approvals and communications in writing, especially where management and on-site staff give conflicting information.
Check Status. Before committing to a project, check its current status on the Dubai Land Department app; one review reported cancellation status there.
Verify Handover. Ask specifically about the title deed and inspect snagging before accepting a unit; one report described a snagging list longer than 30 pages.
Clarify Payments. Ask where payments go and what protections apply; one buyer warned about contracts separating payment from the escrow account.
Check Contact Details. Verify the phone number before relying on it, as one customer said the published contact number was not working.
Get Timelines. Request a written construction and completion schedule rather than relying on repeated verbal assurances about when work will resume.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Hotel, Ibn Battuta Gate
Jebel Ali Village, Dubai
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sat | Closed |
| Sun | Closed |
Popular Mentions
JLT Golf View project
The JLT Golf View project is mentioned by buyers discussing delayed construction and handover.
Seven Cities Golf Views project
Customers mention this JLT project in connection with construction progress and payment concerns.
Office Ejari
The office Ejari is mentioned by a tenant who said it had not arrived four days after signing extensive paperwork.
Common Concerns
Construction Delays
Multiple buyers report stalled or very slow construction, including a 2026 report that work had been suspended again.
Poor Communication
Reviews repeatedly describe unanswered phone calls and emails, leaving buyers and tenants without clear updates.
Maintenance Issues
Tenant feedback says maintenance and access problems are delayed or declined, with responsibility redirected to tenants.
Title Deeds
A buyer reported units being handed over without title deeds and said explanations about the delay conflicted.
Deposit Deductions
One tenant accused the company of making arbitrary deductions from the security deposit.
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The Bottom Line
Seven Tides International is a Dubai real estate developer, so the relevant decision here is whether to buy, rent or manage a unit rather than make a casual visit. Reviews refer to apartments, hotel units and named projects such as the JLT Golf View project and Seven Cities Golf Views project. A few customers also praise the wider hospitality portfolio, including Dukes Hotel in Mayfair and World Island Anantara Hotel.
The main caution is delivery and follow-through. Buyers describe construction stopping or crawling: one 2025 review said no one was working at the JLT site and estimated it at about 35% complete, while another 2023 reviewer reported barely 15% progress. A 2025 review said the project was under cancellation status on the Land Department app.
These are customer reports, but they make current project status something to verify independently. Tenant feedback is similarly difficult. Reviews describe unanswered phones and emails, delayed maintenance, conflicting guidance, security-deposit deductions and long waits for refunds.
One tenant said a hotel unit on the Palm had not been used for three years because communication had failed; another reported signing 60 pages and still not receiving the office Ejari after four days. Before paying, get the completion date, title-deed position, maintenance responsibilities and payment route in writing, and keep every approval and message. For a project showing cancellation or little site activity, pause and seek professional advice before committing more money.