Gulf Views
Some treatment rooms overlook the Arabian Gulf, while the pool offers panoramic views by day and night.
Talise Spa at Burj Al Arab
Umm Suqeim
Talise Spa at Burj Al Arab in Umm Suqeim pairs massage treatments with access to polished spa facilities, pools and a striking view. It is worth considering for the setting, including treatment rooms overlooking the Arabian Gulf, though reviews suggest the service and massage quality can vary.
Reputation Score
4.6
★★★★★
133 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Thai Massage
One visitor described a Thai massage with stretching techniques that eased muscle pain and tension.
Serene Setting
Regular visitors value the peaceful atmosphere and say the spa is usually not too crowded.
Luxury Facilities
Reviews mention spotless amenities, clean changing rooms, comfortable robes and well-maintained facilities.
Attentive Consultations
Therapists ask about fragrance intolerances, preferences and areas needing extra care before treatment.
Pool Access
A spa visit can include time in the pool and jacuzzi, giving some guests a half-day experience rather than treatment only.
Welcoming Arrival
One visitor was offered traditional tea and dates in the lobby before treatment.
Tips for a Better Visit
Confirm Pricing. Ask for the full price for your exact day and time before booking, as one two-person treatment quote changed to 2,565 dirhams.
Check Vouchers. If buying a massage voucher as a gift, confirm the six-month validity period before purchasing.
Allow Time. If pairing treatment with afternoon tea, allow for possible delays: one guest waited 30 minutes to place the tea order.
Ask Preferences. Tell the therapist about fragrance intolerances, preferred treatment areas and any special care you need.
Drive Easily. If you are driving, valet parking is available at the Burj Al Arab.
Plan Facilities. Expect smaller sauna and steam rooms and a shared lounge rather than complete spa privacy.
Plan the visit
Practical details
18th floor, Burj Al Arab Jumeirah - Jumeira St
Umm Suqeim Third - Umm Suqeim 3, Dubai
Popular Mentions
Afternoon Tea
Afternoon tea can be paired with a massage booking, although one guest reported waiting 30 minutes to order it.
Cold Leg Treatment
A cold leg treatment was described as leaving the guest's feet feeling lighter, alongside a well-received reflexology treatment.
Common Concerns
Variable Service
A guest waited 30 minutes to order afternoon tea and had to ask a pool lifeguard to find someone.
Mixed Massages
Some reviewers found their massage merely average or said the therapist lacked skill despite the attractive setting.
Voucher Limits
A birthday massage voucher was valid for six months, and management declined to extend it after expiry.
Pricing Clarity
A treatment booking for two was quoted at AED 2,565 after a guest expected the usual rate, with day and time cited as the reason.
Shared Lounge
The lounge is shared with non-spa guests, which one reviewer felt reduced privacy; sauna and steam rooms were also described as small.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
2,565 dirhams
treatment for two
“Today, I called to book a treatment for two, and for some reason, the lady sent me a bill for 2,565 dirhams”Google review · January 2025
750dhs
packages
“You can use it on daily basis but need to spend 750dhs for packages”Google review · January 2019
AED 42000
annual membership for a couple
“Annual Membership for a couple not less than AED 42000”Google review · January 2018
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The Bottom Line
Talise Spa at Burj Al Arab in Umm Suqeim is built around the full spa-day experience: you can book treatments such as the Mind Spa, an inner massage or a Thai massage, then use facilities including the pool and jacuzzi. The main draw is the setting. Reviews mention treatment rooms overlooking the Arabian Gulf, a striking pool view and a calm atmosphere that is often not too crowded.
The facilities generally make a strong impression, with spotless changing rooms, comfortable robes, well-kept amenities and staff who ask about fragrance intolerance, preferred areas and treatment needs. A lobby welcome with traditional tea and dates is another thoughtful touch. Valet parking is available if you drive.
The experience is not completely consistent. Several reviewers found their massage only average, while another called it the worst they had received. Service problems have also included a 30-minute wait to order afternoon tea and difficulty finding a staff member.
Ask for the total price for your chosen day and time before confirming: one guest was quoted 2,565 dirhams for a treatment for two. Voucher buyers should also check the six-month validity period, and note that the lounge is shared and the sauna and steam rooms may feel small.