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A sanctuary of Arabian warmth and generosity, Mina A’Salam makes a luxurious base for families, business travellers and groups. Our spacious guest rooms are beautifully furnished, with private balconies overlooking the sea. We invite you to come and experience traditional Arabic care and hospitality.

Spend a memorable holiday with Madinat Jumeirah. Enjoy a wide range of incredible privileges including daily complimentary breakfast and a unique dine around experience with a choice of lunch or dinner in over 50 participating Jumeirah restaurants located across Dubai including Burj Al Arab. Relish in a host of unique benefits and a large selection of indoor and outdoor activities, to make your summer holiday truly remarkable and luxurious.

MINA A'SALAM OFFERS YOU

292 luxury rooms and suites
Over 40 world class restaurants and bars
Complimentary access to Wild Wadi Waterpark
Talise Spa featuring wellness and spa services
Talise Fitness
Complimentary access to Sinbad's Kids Club

Short Overview

Jumeirah Mina A’Salam, meaning 'Harbour of Peace', is the grand boutique hotel that forms the gateway to Madinat Jumeirah. It’s the entry point from which numerous waterways and walkways thread their way to all corners of Madinat Jumeirah. Following these will transport you to an array of world-class restaurants, bars and cafes, Talise Spa and a traditional souk – housing scores of boutiques, shops and galleries

Hotel Amenities

Air condition
Big resort
Family friendly
Honeymoon
Internet
On the beach
Pool
Scuba diving
Spa
Sports
Wedding

Type of accommodation

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