Suite Summer at FIVE LUXE
Perfectly positioned in the heart of Dubai's dynamic Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR), FIVE LUXE is a striking beachfront resort that fuses unapologetic glamour with effortless sophistication. A magnetic playground where world-class entertainment, vibrant nightlife, exceptional dining, and an iconic shoreline converge, it offers an all-in-one, 'All-You-Can-Play' experience. If you're planning your next summer staycay, weekend getaway, or special celebration, FIVE LUXE is where unforgettable summer moments are made.
At The Luxe Spa Suite, indulgence is at the fore. This gorgeous suite is replete with a private hot tub, sauna, and steam room, offering the ultimate spa experience within the comfort of your private space. Perfect for up to three guests, the suite lets you immerse yourself in opulence with a plush king-sized bed, a lavish bathroom, and impeccable finishes that exude sophistication. The terrace features panoramic views of the dazzling Dubai skyline, with inviting sun loungers and seating that provide the perfect space to bask in the lap of luxury.
Ideal for a sizzling stay for two, The 1-Bed Poolside Room with Pool places you at the heart of Dubai's most exhilarating destination, Playa Pacha. Enjoy direct access to this iconic pool and beach club, the city's largest and most electrifying party spot. Just steps away from a dynamic atmosphere fuelled by world-class DJs, live performances, and an Ibiza-inspired energy at events such as Pacha ICONS and high-octane live daily events, guests are at the center of it all. Bask in the sun, dance to pulsating beats, dive into the room's exclusive plunge pool and let the celebration flow from dusk till dawn.
Designed for pure indulgence, the chic The 2-Bed Poolside Suite with Pool features luxurious king beds, contemporary interiors, and direct access to an expansive XL plunge pool that is perfect for next-level poolside parties. Dive into a world of lavish amenities and experience the signature 'Vibe at FIVE.' With direct access to Playa Pacha with its daily entertainment and electrically charged day-to-night events, this suite offers the ultimate gateway to world-class entertainment and iconic celebrations. Spacious and decadent with a private balcony, this suite accommodates up to five guests – making it the ideal spot to let the good times roll.
For guests looking to amplify the opulence, the Encore Suite transforms into the ultimate party destination. Complete with a DJ booth, dance floor, LED screen, and state-of-the-art sound system, it sets the stage for all out, unforgettable celebrations. The Suite also comes fully loaded with a plunge pool, hot tub, sauna, steam room and a private treatment space – making it a temple of decadence at FIVE LUXE.
Perfect for an intimate group of three, The Masterpiece Suite with Pool is a true testament to grandeur. This extraordinary suite stands as one of the largest and most lavish accommodations, offering an unmatched blend of sophistication and indulgence.
Featuring a sumptuous king bed, an exquisitely designed bathroom, and a private dining room, every corner is crafted for indulgence. The suite boasts premium in-room entertainment, a sauna, hot tub, and a stunning private pool. Step out onto the expansive sea-view terrace, complete with sun loungers, and soak in the breathtaking vistas of the Arabian Gulf.
The 3-Bed Euphoria Suite epitomises luxury, blending grandeur with indulgence. This suite offers an immersive experience for up to six guests and is designed for both exclusivity and celebration. The suite features stylish indoor and outdoor living areas, multiple entertainment zones, as well as a chic dining space. Wellness takes center stage with a private sauna, steam room, hot tub, and dedicated treatment room for ultimate rejuvenation. The highlight? A private plunge pool with sun loungers on a spacious terrace, offering stunning views of the Arabian Gulf and Palm Jumeirah.
Location: FIVE LUXE, JBR
When: 1 June 2025 to 30 September
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New Summer Offer: Guaranteed early check-in or late check-out when booking via the hotel's official website . Valid on booked stays from 1 June 2025 to 30 September 2025, and can also be combined with 'Stay Longer, Pay Less' offers. T&Cs apply.
Starting from AED850 for Rooms | AED1,650 for Suites
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Summer Offer Terms and Conditions:
Valid for new bookings only, for stay dates between 1st June until 30 September 2025
Bookable at FIVE Hotels and Resorts' Brand website or via the Global Reservations call centre: +971 4 455 9988
Guest must indicate at the time of reservation their preference for 'either or' (Early arrival or Late Check out)
Early arrival guaranteed from 10AM
Late Check Out guaranteed until 4PM
This promotion only entitles Guest for one 'Free Guaranteed Option' either, Early Arrival or Late Check out and not both combined
A 20% discount applies to all ReFIVE Spa treatments during the stay
This offer can be combined with FIVE Hotels and Resorts' Pay 3/Stay 4 and Pay 6/Stay 8 offers, with up to two complimentary nights on us
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