Zagy Hotel Dubai

Zagy Hotel Dubai

Naif

Zagy Hotel Dubai is a low-key budget hotel in Naif with functional rooms, some balconies, a convenience store and Wi-Fi. The building also draws visitors for its Nigerian restaurant, especially those looking for affordable West African food.

Reputation Score
3.9
★★★★☆
852 ratings
5★
49%
4★
14%
3★
19%
2★
8%
1★
10%

Source: Google Maps

The Good Stuff

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Budget stay

Several guests describe it as a low-budget or very affordable place to stay.

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Spacious rooms

Rooms can be large enough for families, although their condition varies.

Let's go!

Tips for a Better Visit

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Carry cash. Bring cash for the Nigerian restaurant: one reviewer says cards are not accepted and had to walk to an ATM.

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Compare rates. Check the online rate before paying at reception, as one guest found the hotel price higher than the booking price.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Yousaf Baker Road, Al Nakheel Street, Deira
Naif - Deira, Dubai
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Popular Mentions

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Bitter leaf soup

Bitter leaf soup is singled out as especially delicious and authentic.

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Okra soup

Okra soup is another named favourite among visitors to the African restaurant.

Common Concerns

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Pest reports

Multiple reviews report cockroaches or bedbugs, including one guest who said they saw a bedbug on the duvet.

Hygiene concerns

Guests have reported dirty smells, stained bedding and inconsistent room cleaning.

Customer-reported prices

These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.

AED 35-80

a meal with protein

“Circa AED 35-80 for a meal with protein”
Google review · January 2026
DXB
LOCAL

The Bottom Line

Zagy Hotel Dubai is a budget property in Naif that mainly appeals to travellers prioritising price, roomy accommodation and access to the busy Deira trading area. Guests can book functional rooms, some with balconies, and the building has a convenience store and Wi-Fi. The strongest non-hotel draw is the Nigerian restaurant, where reviewers mention bitter leaf soup, okra soup and other African meals.

The restaurant has earned warm comments for authentic flavours, friendly service and value. One detailed review put a meal with protein at about AED 35–80, with free water, but said the restaurant accepts cash only. The hotel’s location is useful for shops and a walk to the metro, although traffic at the entrance and scarce parking can make arrival awkward.

The accommodation itself is inconsistent. Some guests describe neat, clean or spacious rooms and excellent staff; others report cockroaches, a bedbug, strong smells, stained bedding, leaks and sheets not being changed regularly. The building is also repeatedly called old or rundown.

Check the room carefully before unpacking, compare online and reception prices, and ask about the rate. It may suit a short, low-cost stay, but travellers who need dependable hygiene, quiet or polished service should weigh the recent pest and cleanliness complaints carefully.

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