Metro access
The hotel sits beside a metro station, making city trips easier without relying on taxis.
Trade Centre
The Tower Plaza Hotel Dubai is an upscale hotel in Trade Centre with spacious rooms and suites, a restaurant, spa and rooftop infinity pool. Reviews point to two standout reasons to consider it: easy metro access and high-floor rooms with skyline or Museum of the Future views.
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The hotel sits beside a metro station, making city trips easier without relying on taxis.
Rooms are repeatedly described as large, comfortable and good value, with some offering sweeping city views.
Higher floors can deliver memorable skyline views; one guest could see Burj Khalifa from bed.
Breakfast is a strong point for many guests, with fresh options and enough variety for different tastes.
Room requests were sometimes delivered within minutes, which is useful during longer stays.
Guests travelling by car can use valet parking; one review specifically found the team fast and helpful.
Check pool hours. Confirm the pool closing time before booking, especially if an evening swim is important to your plans.
Request views. If the skyline matters, request a higher floor and name the landmark you want to see; one guest requested the Museum of the Future view.
Allow check-in time. Build extra time into arrival plans, particularly during busy periods when check-in queues have been lengthy.
Confirm room type. Ask whether your allocated room is renovated and confirm the exact view before settling in, as room condition and views vary.
Mention dietary needs. Vegetarian guests should mention their requirements at breakfast; one review says the standard buffet leaned heavily toward non-vegetarian food.
Plan the visit
The swimming pool is considered a useful facility, but its early closing time is a recurring concern.
The 61st view restaurant is mentioned for Valentine’s dining, fresh salads, flavorful soup and a romantic setting.
The adjacent Emirates Towers metro station is a practical base for reaching both older and newer parts of Dubai.
Several guests reported long waits, including around 1.5 hours before receiving a room.
The pool closes at 6 p.m. in some guest experiences, which can rule out an evening swim.
Elevator waits can be frustrating, especially when one of four lifts is unavailable.
Some rooms have dated furniture, carpets or bathroom fittings, despite renovated rooms also being available.
Reported issues include unreliable Wi-Fi, a non-working TV and an unusable room phone.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
one-night stay
“I spent AED 300 for one night, and the main reason we booked was for our baby to enjoy the pool, but she never got the chance to swim”Google review · July 2026
nightly stay including city tax
“I paid around 280 AED a night including city tax”Google review · July 2026
The Bottom Line
The Tower Plaza Hotel Dubai is a high-rise stay in Trade Centre, best known in reviews for its metro-adjacent location, spacious rooms and far-reaching skyline views. Guests can book a room or suite, eat at the hotel restaurant, use the gym and pool, or arrange valet parking. Higher-floor rooms may look towards the Museum of the Future or even Burj Khalifa.
Breakfast is one of the more consistently praised experiences, with a broad selection of fresh options, though one guest reported limited dishes when the hotel had not expected a busy arrival. The restaurant also handled a vegetarian request separately, which is useful to know if the buffet does not suit your diet. Birthday touches such as room decorations, cakes and fruit baskets also feature in several stays.
The main caution is consistency. 5 hours or had to make repeated calls. Room condition varies too: renovated rooms have received strong feedback, but older furniture, bathroom fittings, Wi-Fi and TV faults were also reported.
, earlier than some booking information suggested.