
Deluxe Room
King bed or 2 twin beds

★★★★★ · Dubai Marina · Luxury
A five-star hotel in two towers above the marina, with 750 rooms and suites, restaurants on the upper floors and access to a sister hotel's beach.
Grosvenor House, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Dubai is a five-star hotel on Dubai Marina, set across two 45-storey towers: Tower One and Tower Two. The hotel has 750 rooms and suites, most with large windows and views of the marina, the sea or Palm Jumeirah. It's a city hotel rather than a beach resort: it suits guests who want to stay right in the marina, close to restaurants, the promenade and transport.
What sets Grosvenor House apart is the combination of a city hotel with beach access. The hotel has no beach of its own, but guests get unlimited entry to Le Royal Méridien Beach Resort & Spa, a sister hotel in the same group: a private beach, several pools, more than 10 restaurants and bars, tennis courts and a spa. A free shuttle runs between the two hotels every 15–20 minutes.
The standard rooms, Deluxe Room, are 35 sqm and fit up to 3 guests. Couples who want more space can choose the Premier Room (43 sqm), on floors 5–10 of Tower Two, which includes access to the Level 5 lounge with breakfast, afternoon tea and evening drinks. Families are well suited to the Residence apartments: a 2-bedroom apartment (100–107 sqm) for up to 5 guests, and a 3-bedroom apartment (138–150 sqm) for up to 7. The Residences have a fully equipped kitchen.
The hotel has two outdoor pools. The Deck On 4 pool has a children's pool and a lifeguard, and is open 7:00 AM–8:00 PM. The second pool, The Residence Pool, is for adults only, and as of the hotel website's June 2026 snapshot it was marked as temporarily closed. There's no kids' club at the hotel, but the Level 5 lounge has a separate family lounge. The spa, Sanara Spa, is open daily 9:00 AM–9:00 PM, with massages, facials and a steam room.
The food is one of the reasons to choose this hotel. On the 43rd floor is City Social by chef Jason Atherton, and on the 45th floor is Row on 45, by the same chef. The 44th floor has 7 Tales, a Japanese-inspired bar. On the lower floors are Indego by Vineet (Indian food by chef Vineet Bhatia), Toro Toro (South American food), Rhodes W1, the Italian Siena, and Sloane's. Note: as of the hotel website's June 2026 snapshot, Buddha-Bar and Bloom & Brew were marked as temporarily closed.
The location suits anyone planning to get around the city. The nearest metro station is Dubai Marina, and The Walk at JBR is a few minutes from the hotel. Dubai International Airport (DXB) is about 33 km away. The downside: there's no beach at the hotel itself, and every beach day starts with a short shuttle ride. Anyone looking for a resort where you step straight from your room onto the sand, or a kids' club with activities, will find that at Le Royal Méridien itself rather than here.
According to the hotel's website (June 2026), some public areas are under renovation until further notice. The hotel is open and operating, but it's worth allowing for noise or closed-off areas. If a specific facility matters to you, we'll check with the hotel before you book.

King bed or 2 twin beds

Higher floor, includes airport transfer

Floors 9–10, kitchenette, jacuzzi and sauna in the bathroom

Floors 9–10, kitchenette, dining area, jacuzzi and sauna

3 bedrooms with king beds

Apartment with kitchen and living room, from floor 11 up

Apartment with kitchen, living room and dining area
By chef Jason Atherton, on the 43rd floor, with a bar facing Palm Jumeirah
By chef Jason Atherton, on the 45th floor, with views of Palm Jumeirah and the marina
Speakeasy-style bar on the 44th floor, with DJs
By chef Richard Sandoval, on the marina waterfront near The Walk
By chef Vineet Bhatia, indoor and outdoor seating overlooking the marina
Restaurant, bar and terrace. Brunch and dinner
Overlooking the marina
Open kitchen
Tea menu, cakes and finger sandwiches
Whisky, cognac and grappa
In the main lobby
Glass and marble bar, free pool table