Raffles Dubai

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With a choice of 7 exceptional restaurants and bars, as well a myriad of restaurants in Wafi Mall, Raffles Dubai is the ultimate destination from which to explore Dubai's amazing boutiques, shops and souks.

This iconic architectural gem is beautifully positioned close to the magnificent Khan Murjan souk, Dubai International Airport and convention centers. Guests are also close to Dubai International Financial Centre, Dubai WORLD TRADE Centre and Exhibition Halls - and just a short hop to the sea, sand and sunbathing off the coast.

Surrounded by lush private gardens, Raffles offers space to live, breathe and express yourself in unique style. An outdoor pool, a state-of-the-art gym, the exceptional Raffles Spa - with 6 treatment rooms including a couple’s suite - and the exclusive Raffles Garden to complete the picture.

Surprising, delightful, delicious - and promising an incredible sense of space, service and unforgettable style - thisDESTINATION HOTEL is an oasis of calm and charm for those for whom life is always an adventure.

Inspired by the great pyramids of Egypt, Raffles Dubai is a stunning landmark in Dubai’s skyline. This award-winning hotel features an outdoor pool, an extensive spa and free in-room Wi-Fi.

Handcrafted ornaments and luxurious fabrics decorate the rooms at Raffles Dubai, each with a generously-sized private balcony with views of the Dubai skyline. All units also have a flat-screen TV, a minibar and a luxury bathroom. Interactive in-room digital system, allowing guests to access and manage all elements of their stay via the TV or iPad.

Raffles' spa beckons with a pampering menu to relax and revitalize. It includes saunas and steam rooms. There is also an outdoor swimming pool and an extensive gym.

There is a wide selection of international fare on offer at Raffles’ 7 dining outlets including awards winning Japanese restaurant, TOMO, and Raffles Salon, which serves traditional afternoon tea.

A shopping adventure lies around the corner as Raffles Dubai adjoins Wafi, one of Dubai’s most exclusive shopping malls. Dubai International Airport is a 15-minute drive away.

Bur Dubai is a great choice for travellers interested in deserts, sightseeing andbusiness.

 

 
 

Short Overview

A surprising, chic merging of Asian style with an Egyptian aesthetic, Raffles Dubai is perfectly positioned in the heart of the city, delivering the unexpected luxury of space, impeccable service and sophisticated style. Loved by travellers for the warmth of its service and the sophistication of the aesthetic, Raffles Dubai offers some of the most spacious roomsin the city - generously proportioned, sumptuously appointed and blessed with a uniquely Raffles sensibility. With their walk-in showers, sitting areas and balconies the rooms are like suites; and the suites are ... extraordinary. At night, the views from your private balcony stretch out forever.

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