Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf

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Details of Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf

Coming and going is pleasing in itself, with the houses accessible by scenic waterways and paths that wind their way through lush landscaped gardens. Inside, you’ll experience the height of luxury, with beautifully appointed, light and spacious guest rooms and suites.

When you’re ready to venture out, you’ll find the beach easily accessible, as well as the many facilities of the Boutique Hotel – including restaurants, the famous Jumeirah Souk Madinat, the Talise Spa and activities including tennis, squash, aerobics and our state-of-the-art gymnasium.

Next to Wild Wadi Water Park, with complimentary access for guests, this hotel offers a private beach, indoor and outdoor pools, free Wi-Fi and spa. The large, luxurious rooms include a balcony.

Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf's luxurious guest rooms and suites are all located in Arabian-styled houses. All of the spacious rooms are decorated with furnishings of authentic Arabic style, and have luxury bathrooms.

Facilities of Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf include a wide range of water sports and tennis courts. The hotel’s spa The Quay Healthclub offers massage treatments.

Madinat Jumeirah has 41 restaurants, cafes and bars. The Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf itself has 3 specialty restaurants – an award-winning Thai restaurant overlooking the waterways, an authentic Italian restaurant and also a seafood restaurant.

Free parking is possible at the hotel.

Al Sufouh is a great choice for travellers interested in relaxation, beaches andrestaurants.

Short Overview

You’ll find complete tranquility during your stay at Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf. Inspired by the traditional courtyard summer houses of old Arabia, these standalone two-storey houses offer an exquisitely designed hideaway – the premium accommodation of our resort.

  • Air conditionAir condition
  • Big resortBig resort
  • Family friendlyFamily friendly
  • GolfGolf
  • HoneymoonHoneymoon
  • InternetInternet
  • On the beachOn the beach
  • PoolPool
  • Scuba divingScuba diving
  • SnorkelingSnorkeling
  • SpaSpa
  • SportsSports
  • WeddingWedding

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