Three 888 Hotel

Three 888 Hotel

Naif

Three 888 Hotel is a budget property in Naif, close to Baniyas metro station and the wholesale markets. Reviews point to practical features for short or business stays, including room service and an evening airport shuttle, but room quality and service can vary sharply.

Reputation Score
3.5
★★★★☆
253 ratings
5★
42%
4★
14%
3★
15%
2★
8%
1★
22%

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The Good Stuff

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Metro access

Baniyas metro station is close, making the hotel practical for exploring Dubai without relying on a car.

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Budget pricing

Several guests describe the rooms as reasonably priced, which is the clearest reason to consider this hotel.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Inspect first. Check the room and bathroom for cockroaches, mosquitoes and flies before settling in.

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Use transit. Consider public transport or a cab instead of driving; reviewers found parking difficult in the narrow roads.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Nasser Square - Al Burj St - near Banyas Metro Station
Naif - Deira, Dubai
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Popular Mentions

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Breakfast

Breakfast received one positive mention, though another guest found the menu repetitive each day.

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Housekeeping

One longer-stay guest reported that housekeeping was available daily.

Common Concerns

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Pest reports

Multiple guests reported cockroaches, flies or mosquitoes in rooms and bathrooms.

Night noise

Corridor shouting, arguments, door-slamming and trading activity have kept some guests awake until 3am.

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The Bottom Line

Three 888 Hotel is a budget stay in Naif with a useful Deira location. Baniyas metro station is nearby, wholesale markets are close, and the area works well for business travellers buying materials. Guests have also mentioned room service, an evening airport shuttle, daily housekeeping and reasonable room rates, so the hotel can suit a short, practical visit when price and transport matter more than polish.

The experience is inconsistent. Some visitors found the rooms clean and comfortable, praised the friendly reception team and enjoyed the building's original architecture. Others received dirty bedding, weak showers or bathrooms needing renovation.

Reports of cockroaches, flies and mosquitoes are serious enough to justify inspecting the room before unpacking. Noise is another recurring concern. Guests have described shouting, fights, slamming doors and trading activity continuing into the early morning, so a quiet-room request is worth making.

Reception service also ranges from attentive to openly rude, including complaints about unhelpful responses and poorly recorded arrangements. Driving is awkward: the roads are narrow and parking is limited or paid, with one guest reporting 15 AED per day after negotiating. The metro or a taxi is simpler.

Breakfast may be less appealing for longer stays because one review found the same menu repeated daily.

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