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Despite its secluded location at the end of The Palm Jumeirah’s crescent, Rixos The Palm Dubai is just a short distance from Dubai’s shopping centres, landmarks, and other luxury Dubai hotels.

Dubai Marina, Dubai Marina Shopping Mall: 17km
Mall Of The Emirates: 17km
Dubai Mall / Burj Khalifa: 30km
Dubai International Airport: 47km
Abu Dhabi International Airport: 91km

Short Overview

Situated at the end of The Palm Jumeirah’s crescent, Rixos The Palm Dubai is one of theBEST BEACH HOTELS in Dubai, enjoying the city’s most spectacular location. Its 360° view spans the azure waters of the Arabian Gulf, iconic landmarks including Burj Khalifa and Burj Al Arab, the glittering skyline of Dubai Marina and the remarkable lagoons and architecture of The Palm Jumeirah itself. Simply arriving at Rixos The Palm DubaiHOTEL will take your breath away.

As you’d expect from a luxury Dubai hotel, guests will be captivated by the spacious rooms and suites, restaurants and amenities, spa, meeting facilities, kids’ club and magnificent beach. Add our attentive service and comprehensive programme of activities, and you’ll soon understand what makes Rixos The Palm Dubai one of theBEST HOTEL destinations in Dubai.

Hotel Amenities

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

Type of accommodation

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