Bab Al Shams
Why we picked it: It is a full desert resort with its own falconry, camel and archery activities, plus pool villas.
Where to stay in Dubai Desert
Staying in the desert means a resort or camp away from the city, often with activities included. It suits travellers who want quiet, open views and wildlife, rather than easy access to beaches and malls.
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Dubai Desert at a glance
- Hotels we recommend
- 1 (1 luxury)
- Atmosphere
- Remote, quiet and open
- To the main sights
- Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve, Al Marmoom and Al Qudra Lakes, desert safaris
- Best for
- Couples, nature lovers, a quiet break after the city
Luxury hotels in Dubai Desert
Prices are the lowest nightly rate the hotel published when we checked, before the Tourism Dirham fee, which is usually paid at the hotel. The hotel’s website shows the price for your dates.
Getting around Dubai Desert
Our guide to Dubai Desert covers things to do, getting around and where to eat.
Other areas to stay in
- Hotels in Dubai Marina
- Hotels in Downtown Dubai
- Hotels in Palm Jumeirah
- Hotels in JBR (Jumeirah Beach Residence)
- Hotels in Deira
- Hotels in Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood
- Hotels in Business Bay
- Hotels in Jumeirah
- Hotels in Bur Dubai
- Hotels in Al Barsha
- Hotels in Jumeirah Lakes Towers (JLT)
- Hotels in Dubai Creek Harbour
- Hotels in City Walk
- Hotels in Al Karama
- Hotels in Hatta
- Hotels in Dubai Festival City
- Hotels in Dubai South
- Hotels in Sheikh Zayed Road and Trade Centre
- Hotels in Jebel Ali
- Hotels in Dubai Silicon Oasis
- Hotels in International City
- Hotels in Al Garhoud
- Hotels in Barsha Heights
- Hotels in Dubai Studio City
- Hotels in Dubai Investments Park
- Hotels in Dubai Media City
- Hotels in Bluewaters Island
- Hotels in Jumeirah Village Circle
- Hotels in Al Qusais
- Hotels in Al Quoz
- Hotels in Al Satwa