Dubai saw more than 7 million tourism arrivals in the first half of 2022. The city offers plenty of new lodging options for travelers planning 2023 trips. Check out these hotel openings next year in Dubai.
Located on Jumeirah Beach Residence, the property will offer guests 227 suites, 102 residence apartments, a spa, pool, gym, seven restaurants and nightlife venues.
This luxury property offers guests stunning views of the Arabian Sea. The resort features 386 guestrooms and suites, four penthouses and 83 luxury hotel apartment suites.
The floating resort will be home to 156 guestrooms and suites and 12 private villas. Its unique floating design allows for yachts to move through the middle of the structure. It can accommodate up to 16 yachts. The palace also will feature restaurants, bars and pools.
Located in Dubai’s Business Bay, the resort features 197 guestrooms, two restaurants, an outdoor terrace, four pools and an outdoor cinema.
Set at 63 stories high, the hotel will be home to 257 guestrooms, suites and apartments with stunning views of the Burj Khalifa and downtown Dubai. The property also features restaurants, a lobby lounge, club lounge, cigar room, rooftop bar, poolside bar and restaurant, and the Mandarin Oriental cake shop.
With a contemporary aesthetic, the property features a spa, gym and infinity pool on its 25th floor. Guests may visit the 11 on-site restaurants and bars, featuring international cuisine from celebrity chefs.
Opening in 2023, the first SO/hotel in the region features 188 guestrooms.
The Lana, Dorchester Collection
Situated on Dubai Canal, the hotel features 225 guestrooms and suites, a patisserie and rooftop pool and bar.
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