Spacious rooms
Rooms and apartments are repeatedly described as clean, spacious and comfortable, with some offering Dubai skyline views.
Sheraton Grand Hotel, Dubai
Trade Centre
Sheraton Grand Hotel, Dubai is a modern hotel in Trade Centre with rooms, suites and apartments, plus a spa and rooftop pool. Guests particularly mention the international buffet at Feast and the high-floor pool and spa as reasons to stay or visit.
Reputation Score
4.5
★★★★★
7,006 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Breakfast variety
Breakfast ranges across several international stations, with made-to-order options including ramen, omelets and French toast.
Warm service
Reviews consistently describe attentive hospitality, including staff remembering guests’ names and preferences.
Business location
The location is convenient for business meetings, exhibitions and metro access near World Trade Center.
High-floor leisure
The pool and spa on the 54th floor provide a calm place to unwind above the city, with a jacuzzi also mentioned.
Event dining
The banquet team received praise for well-organized service, good food and an elegant, well-maintained wedding venue.
Feast buffet
Feast is praised for fresh buffet dishes, an open kitchen and seafood and dessert counters.
Tips for a Better Visit
Request views. Ask for a city-facing room when booking; otherwise your outlook may face the other side of the hotel.
Allow valet time. Build in extra time for valet retrieval and confirm the fee policy before dining or attending an event.
Avoid peaks. If queues bother you, try to avoid the busiest arrival, breakfast and checkout periods.
Check lounge rules. Ask about Club Lounge access rules before booking, especially if travelling with children or expecting drinks at dinner.
Pack sneakers. Bring proper sneakers if you plan to use the gym, as the review says they are required.
Clarify benefits. For wedding packages, request written vouchers, validity dates and clear descriptions of spa and afternoon-tea inclusions.
Plan the visit
Practical details
3 Sheikh Zayed Rd
Trade Center First, Dubai
Popular Mentions
Feast restaurant
Feast is a lively buffet restaurant with broad international choice, an open kitchen and well-regarded seafood and dessert counters.
Club Lounge
The Club Lounge is mentioned for breakfast, attentive table service and a calm high-floor setting.
rooftop pool
The rooftop pool is a popular place for views, drinks and relaxed daytime visits.
Two Birds restaurant
Two Birds restaurant is mentioned in connection with a disappointing wine-service experience, so check the bottle before ordering a glass.
Ivy beauty and bubbles
Ivy beauty and bubbles is the hotel’s mentioned beauty venue, with one guest specifically praising a hair appointment there.
Wagyu burger
A wagyu burger is specifically suggested as a rooftop-pool order by one reviewer.
Common Concerns
Valet delays
Valet retrieval can be very slow; one guest waited around 30 minutes and another disputed a fee after a two-minute timing overrun.
Night noise
A guest reported a loud neighbouring-room party at 4am and more than 40 minutes of unanswered calls to reception.
Peak queues
During a very busy stay, guests reported long queues at check-in, breakfast, elevators and checkout.
Package follow-up
Wedding-package spa, afternoon-tea and loyalty benefits required repeated calls and messages before being honored.
Club limits
The Club Lounge’s dinner-time child restriction and stricter alcohol policy may not suit every guest.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
15 AED per additional hour
additional hour
“It then costs 15 AED per additional hour”Google review · December 2025
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The Bottom Line
Sheraton Grand Hotel, Dubai is a full-service stay in Trade Centre that works particularly well for business trips, exhibition visits and longer family stays in its apartments. You can book a room, suite or apartment, eat at the international Feast buffet, use the Club Lounge, or head up to the 54th-floor pool and spa. World Trade Center metro station, a supermarket and a pharmacy are all described as conveniently close.
The strongest theme in the reviews is attentive service. Guests mention staff remembering names and food preferences, smooth check-in, thoughtful anniversary and birthday gestures, and housekeeping that kept apartments spotless and replenished toiletries without prompting. Rooms are generally spacious, quiet and well maintained; skyline-facing rooms are worth requesting.
There are practical caveats. Feast and breakfast are popular, but the hotel can become very busy, with queues at check-in, breakfast, elevators and checkout. Valet parking has drawn repeated criticism for slow retrieval and disputed time-based charges, so allow plenty of time or confirm the policy first.
Weekend sleepers should also ask about noise, while families should check the Club Lounge’s dinner-time child rules. Wedding clients should get package benefits and redemption terms in writing before the event.