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THE COUNTRY CLUB HOTEL DUBAI is located in central Bur Dubai, just 10 minutes' drive from the World Trade Centre and Jumeirah Beach. The hotel has a rooftop pool and 5 restaurants.

The Country CLUB HOTEL offers spacious rooms with seating area, and a marble bathroom with luxury bath amenities. They also have a minibar, coffee-and-tea-making facilities and free WiFi access.

Indian specialities, kebab and traditional Filipino dishes are only a few flavours guests can taste during their stay. Players Lounge serves international cuisines and showcases live games and comedy shows.

The gym and wellness area with its sauna, steam room and hot tub offer a relaxing setting for a peaceful afternoon. Children can enjoy themselves in the children’s pool.

Dubai International Airport is only 6 km away.

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

Short Overview

Strategically located close to various tourist and business attractions, including the International Airport, major shopping malls, the Burj Khalifa, World Trade Centre, beautiful beaches and Bastakiya heritage district,THE COUNTRY CLUB HOTEL DUBAI offers an assortment of luxurious accommodation, fine dining and leisure entertainment services.

A prominent business class hotel in the region,THE COUNTRY CLUB HOTEL DUBAI is popular among visiting dignitaries, business travellers, family holidaymakers and local leisure seekers. It has 102 spacious, tastefully decorated rooms equipped with latest features and fixtures, 6 multi-cuisine restaurants, including the Qureshi’s Kebab & Curry – an award-winning Indian themed restaurant, Spa, fitness centre, swimming pool, night clubs, beauty salon, gift shops and various world-class hospitality facilites.

Hotel Amenities

Air condition
Family friendly
Internet
Pool
Spa
Sports

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