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Time Out Abu Dhabi
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time Out Abu Dhabi
Three grand reasons to staycation in style at Grand Hyatt Abu Dhabi
Looking for a luxe escape without the airport queues? Grand Hyatt Abu Dhabi Hotel & Residences Emirates Pearl – the towering five-star landmark in the capital's West Corniche district – is celebrating seven years of opulence with not one but three incredible staycation offers. Whether you're in the mood for pampering, adventure or a potential upgrade to the Presidential Suite, here's why this hotel should be your summer go-to. 1. The Grand Anniversary Stay – Dhs777 To mark its 7th anniversary, Grand Hyatt Abu Dhabi is offering an exclusive package priced at Dhs777 for two. At check-in, guests are in for a surprise – it could be anything from complimentary afternoon tea to an upgrade to the lavish Presidential Suite. The package includes: Breakfast for two at Sahha Dinner for two at Italian eatery Verso Late check-out at 4pm Grape, cheese and charcuterie night at Lexx for just Dhs77 Complimentary 37-minute extension when booking a 60-minute massage Booking is open from 26 May for stays between 1–30 June 2025. Book now using code GRAND7 2. Adventure Package – For thrill-seekers This one's for the adrenaline-lovers. Book the Adventure Package and get Yas Island theme park tickets for every guest, plus complimentary shuttle service to and from the action. Guests also enjoy 20 percent off all hotel dining and spa treatments. Nice. Available for stays from 26 May to 31 October 2025. Book now using code SAYYAS 3. GCC Residents Offer – 20 percent off everything If you're a GCC resident, this one's for you. Enjoy 20 percent off your stay, hotel dining and indulgent treatments at Lum'a Spa – a great excuse for a midweek escape or a long weekend treat. What could be better than that? Valid for bookings from 16 May for stays until 29 December 2025. Book now using code GCCRES West Corniche, Corniche Road, (02 510 1234).
Time Out Dubai
23-05-2025
- Time Out Dubai
Your ultimate guide to Bur Dubai from rent to restaurants
Nestled in the heart of old Dubai, Bur Dubai is packed with some of the city's most historic sights. A pocket-friendly neighbourhood when it comes to the cost of living, expect a buzzing hub of traditional dining spots and things to do. Whether you're seeing the sights for the day, or considering a move here, this is everything you need to know about Bur Dubai. Your guide to Bur Dubai Renting in Bur Dubai Average rent price/housing type: Dhs77,000 (one-bedroom apartment). This budget-friendly part of town is made up of mostly low-rise apartment buildings, stretching anywhere from Dhs42,000 to double that depending on the size and age of property you pick. According to the latest data from Property Finder, the average rental cost is around Dhs77,000 Where to eat in Bur Dubai Home to the majority of the city's historical sites, including the well-known Dubai Museum, as well as The Ruler's Court, Bur Dubai sits on the Jumeirah side of the Creek, across the water from Deira. Make a beeline for Al Ustad Special Kebab a quirky Iranian restaurant on Al Mussallah Road, that has been standing for four decades. For a fresh catch cooked in the Emirati way, head to Al Fanar and pair your grill with a piping hot cup of karak. If you can, make time to visit the enormously popular, no-frills Rajasthani and Gujarati restaurant on Al Rolla Road. You might have to stand in line for a table, but the meal will be more than worth the wait. If you like this: 9 amazing Bur Dubai restaurants to check out If you're a veggie, South Indian spot Sangeetha has been serving up some quality plant-based dishes for 15 years, from aloo parathas, tandoori offerings and biriyanis. Things to do in Bur Dubai Sitting on the banks of Dubai Creek, Bur Dubai is one of the areas first populated in Dubai, meaning its packed with museums and culture. Not only can you watch traditional abras cruising up and down the water, you can take the little ones all about Dubai's past at the Al Fahidi historical neighbourhood. If you're ready for a spot of retail therapy, head to Burjaman Mall for the latest fashions, or try Meena Bazaar where you can peruse textiles and haggle over antique watches. If you really want to experience traditional shopping in Dubai, you can also nip over the Creek to Deira for a wander in the old souks. Need to sort out some tech? Make sure you check out 'Computer Plaza' (actually called Al Ain Centre), where you'll come across literally any electronic you can think of. Transport in Bur Dubai Credit: Supplied On these busy roads, you'll find plenty of public transport with taxis at every corner. The main Metro stations include Sharaf DG and Al Ghubaiba which both run on the Dubai Metro Green line, connecting with the red line at BurJaman station. Or if you fancy taking a more scenic route, hop on an abra across the Creek for just Dhs1 and see the sights as you cruise from A to B. Living in Dubai? 5 must-know Emirates ID perks you should seriously be using Make life easier for yourself with these hacks Every UAE golden visa category explained: How do I apply and what are the benefits? You may well qualify without knowing it Your ultimate guide to Al Quoz: From the best galleries to where to eat All the info you could need on Dubai's trendiest neighbourhood
