Metro access
Deira City Centre Metro Station is beside the hotel, making airport trips and getting around Dubai straightforward.
Somewhere Apartment Hotel
Port Saeed
Somewhere Apartment Hotel is a suite-style stay in Port Saeed, with bright rooms, kitchenettes, a restaurant, gym and pool. Its biggest draw is practical convenience: Deira City Centre mall and the metro are directly across or beside the hotel, while several guests highlight the generous room sizes.
Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
900 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Large suites
Suites are notably roomy; one Royal Suite had two rooms with a king bed and two single beds.
Kitchenettes
The in-room kitchen setup is useful for longer stays, and one layover guest described having a full kitchen.
Mall convenience
Deira City Centre mall is across the street, with restaurants, supermarkets and everyday shopping close by.
Late shopping
An on-site convenience store stays open 24 hours for basic daily items.
Breakfast buffet
The breakfast buffet receives specific praise, including from a vegetarian guest who enjoyed the adjacent restaurant’s breakfast.
Pool facilities
Guests mention a decent pool with an attached hot tub, alongside the hotel’s other leisure facilities.
Tips for a Better Visit
Request amenities. Ask at check-in for bathrobes, slippers and toiletries; one review says these may need to be requested and can take 15–20 minutes.
Confirm smoking. Confirm a non-smoking room before arrival, since one guest received a smoking room and could not open the window.
Allow time. If early arrival matters, reconfirm it and keep a backup plan: one guest said the room was not ready until 3 PM.
Check essentials. Inspect air conditioning, bathroom fittings and hot water soon after arrival so reported maintenance issues can be raised promptly.
Expect noise. Rooms may pick up street or neighbouring-room noise; evening metro traffic was also flagged by a guest.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Port Saeed,Deira,Opp Deira City Centre
Port Saeed - Deira, Dubai
Common Concerns
Room upkeep
Several reviews describe ageing rooms, dirty carpets or bathrooms, stains, dust and occasional insects.
Odour issues
Some guests reported frying-oil smells from the restaurant, old-furniture odours or lingering smoke in rooms.
Slow service
Housekeeping and check-in were described as slow, with some guests waiting a long time for assistance or rooms.
Maintenance
Reported problems include weak air conditioning, broken toilet fittings, missing hot water and faulty room equipment.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
15aed
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“We asked for ice they wanted to charge 15aed, i asked if they had a self service ice machine and they said no”Google review · February 2025
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The Bottom Line
Somewhere Apartment Hotel is a practical suite stay in Port Saeed, particularly handy for travellers who want space, a kitchenette and quick access to Dubai’s transport network. Deira City Centre Metro Station is next door or a one-minute walk away, and the mall is across the street. One review described the hotel as only two metro stops from the airport, which makes it useful for short layovers as well as longer stays.
The accommodation ranges from studios to larger apartments. A Royal Suite was described as having two rooms with a king bed and two single beds, while another guest appreciated a full kitchen. Breakfast is served at the adjacent restaurant, where a vegetarian reviewer was especially pleased; room service is also mentioned.
A 24-hour convenience store inside the hotel is handy for basic supplies, and reviews mention a pool with an attached hot tub. The main caution is inconsistency. Some guests found their rooms clean, spacious and good value, but others reported old furniture, stains, insects, mould, odours, weak air conditioning and broken bathroom fittings.
Front-desk experiences also vary sharply, from quick and helpful to rude or very slow. Confirm your room type and smoking status, request missing amenities early, and check essential equipment on arrival.