Suha Creek Hotel Apartments

Suha Creek Hotel Apartments

Al Jaddaf

Suha Creek Hotel Apartments is a relaxed apartment hotel in Al Jaddaf, with furnished units designed for short or extended stays. Reviewers especially value the in-room kitchens and washing machines, plus the nearby creek waterfront for evening walks.

Reputation Score
4.4
★★★★☆
583 ratings
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71%
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15%
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The Good Stuff

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Apartment setup

Studios and apartments include useful home-style facilities, including a kitchen and washing machine.

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Long stays

Spacious rooms, daily housekeeping and a quiet atmosphere make the apartments practical for multi-week stays.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Check the route. Confirm the metro walking route before booking; one review says the nearest station takes 15 minutes on foot in the heat.

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Close windows. If construction noise concerns you, keep the window or balcony door closed, especially at night.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Al Jadaf - Jaddaf Waterfront - Dubai
Al Jadaf - Jaddaf Waterfront, Dubai
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Common Concerns

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Construction noise

Ongoing construction and airplane noise can be noticeable, particularly at night.

Cleaning lapses

One extended-stay review reported a cockroach on the balcony, marked sheets and sticky kitchen appliances.

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The Bottom Line

Suha Creek Hotel Apartments is a home-style stay in Al Jaddaf, aimed at travellers who want more than a standard hotel room. The apartments are equipped for everyday living: reviewers mention kitchens, large fridges, washing machines and comfortable living spaces. That setup, along with daily housekeeping in some stays, makes the property a natural fit for families and longer visits.

There is also enough on site to break up a busy Dubai schedule. Breakfast is repeatedly described as filling, with international choices and Indian food receiving a positive mention. Guests can use the sauna and swimming pool, while the waterfront behind the hotel provides a spot for evening walks.

Cafes, shops and a supermarket are also within walking distance, and Talabat grocery delivery can support self-catering. The main caveats are practical. Reviews differ on metro convenience: one describes the station as opposite the hotel, while another says the walk takes 15 minutes.

Construction and aircraft noise may be noticeable at night, especially with windows or balcony doors open. One stay also reported cleanliness lapses, a small pool, tight basement parking and weak follow-up on an extension request. Check these details before booking, particularly for a longer stay or if you are driving.

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