SKY HOTEL APARTMENTS

SKY HOTEL APARTMENTS

Deira

SKY HOTEL APARTMENTS is a straightforward apartment hotel in Deira, with spacious rooms and kitchenettes that let you prepare simple meals. Reviews make it worth considering for short visits, family stays and longer budget bookings, especially if you want quick access to the metro, Naif market and nearby electronics shops.

Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
469 ratings
5★
55%
4★
18%
3★
16%
2★
4%
1★
7%

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The Good Stuff

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Metro Access

The hotel is a short walk from the metro, including the newer Gold Souk station mentioned by one guest.

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Kitchenettes

Rooms include a small or private kitchen, giving guests the option to cook instead of eating out every time.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Check Directions. Use the map pin and confirm the entrance route before arrival; one review says the doorway is in an alley from 8th Street.

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Plan Parking. If arriving by car, arrange nearby paid parking in advance because the hotel has no dedicated parking and spaces can be hard to find.

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Practical details

FURIJ AL MURAR, DEIRA (opposite Hyatt Regency Hotel)
Al Murar, Dubai
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Popular Mentions

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studio unit

A studio unit reviewed by a guest included a large washroom, living room and kitchen.

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fully equipped kitchen

One guest reported a fully equipped kitchen alongside Wi-Fi and comfortable bedding.

Common Concerns

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Parking

There is no dedicated hotel parking, so finding nearby paid parking can be inconvenient and difficult.

Street Noise

The busy market setting can bring street noise into the evening, with one guest reporting it until around midnight.

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The Bottom Line

SKY HOTEL APARTMENTS is a practical apartment hotel in Deira for travellers who want room to spread out and the option to cook. Reviews mention spacious rooms, studio layouts with living rooms and large washrooms, and small or private kitchens. The metro is a short walk away, while Naif market, restaurants, shopping centres and the electronics district are close by.

Cleanliness is generally a strong point in recent reviews, and guests often describe the reception team as friendly and quick to help. One family stayed for 45 days and considered the rates affordable for a long booking, while other guests found the setup comfortable for a night or two. That makes the property more about useful space and location than polished hotel luxury.

There are a few practical trade-offs. The market area is crowded and can be noisy until around midnight. Wi-Fi may be fast but not dependable enough for professional video meetings.

Parking is not dedicated to the hotel, and nearby paid spaces can be difficult to find. Also check the entrance directions before arriving: the map pin is reportedly accurate, but the doorway is reached through an alley rather than the main road. A sensible choice if you value metro access and a kitchenette, provided you are comfortable with a busy setting.

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