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IBIS Deira City Center / IBIS Al Rigga Hotel / IBIS – WTC / IBIS Hotels Avail for Transportation Central Dubai 2 Star Hotel: IBIS Deira City Center / IBIS Al Rigga Hotel / IBIS – WTC / IBIS – AL Barsha / Holiday Inn Express Airport hotel / Holiday Inn Express SAFA park / Holiday Inn Express Jumeirah 3 Star Hotel: Arabian Park Hotel / London Crown Hotel / City max Hotel – Bur Dubai / City max hotel -Al Basha / Howard Johnson Hotel / Admiral Plaza 4 Star Hotel: Al Jawhra Gardend / Al Kaleej Palace Hotel / Arabian Courtyard Hotel / Riviera Hotel / Sheraton Deira hotel / Ascot Hotel / Royal Ascot hotel / Traders hotel / Majestic Hotel / Four point Sheraton –Bur Dubai / Four points Sheraton – Down Town / Four point Sheraton Sheikh Zayed Hotel / Radisson BLU Downtown Hotel / Radisson BLU Deira creek hotel / Rose Rayhaan by Rotana / Towers Rotana Hotel / Burjuman Rotana Hotel / AL Manzil Down Town / Vida Downtown hotel / Avari Hotel / Avenue Hotel / Carlton Towers hotel / City Season hotel / Coral Deira Hotel /Cosmopolitan Hotel /Double Tree by Hilton Hotel & Residence Al barsha / Emirates Concorde Hotel /Emirates Grand Hotel /Flora Grand Hotel / Five Continent Cassells Al Basha / Fortune Boutique Hotel / Holiday Inn –Bur Dubai / Holiday Inn –Al Basha / Holiday Inn Downtown / Hyatt place Hotel / Landmark hotel /Marco polo Hotel / Novotel Deira City Center / Novotel WTC / Novotel Al Basha hotel / Ramada Chelsea Hotel / Ramada Deira hotel / Mercure Gold Hotel / Millennium Airport Hotel Dubai / Barjeel Guests House / Orient Guests House, etc. 5 Star Hotel: Armani Dubai / Hyatt Regency Hotel / Grand Hyatt hotel / Park Hyatt hotel / Pullman Deira City Center hotel / Raffles Hotel / Movenpick –Deira hotel / Movenpick –Bur Dubai Hotel / Samaya Hotel / Metropolitan palace Deira Hotel / Sheraton Creek & Towers / Sheraton Mall of Emirates / Kempinski Mall Of Emirates / Crown Plaza Deira Hotel / Crown Plaza –Sheikh Zayed Road Hotel / Crown Plaza – DFC / Intercontinental – DFC / Grand Millennium Hotel / Asiana Hotel / Conrad Dubai hotel / Dusit Thani Hotel / Fairmont Hotel – SZR / Jumeirah Creekside Hotel / Marriott Hotel Al Jadaff Dubai / JW Marriott Marquis Hotel / JW Marriott Hotel / Park Regis Kris Kin Hotel / Al Murooj Rotana Hotel / Al Bustan Rotana Hotel / Al Gurair Rayhaan by Rotana hotel / Shangri-la Hotel / Taj Palace Hotel / The Address Downtown Hotel / The Palace Downtown hotel / The Address Dubai Mall hotel / Armani Hotel / Hilton Dubai Creek / The Oberoi Hotel / Jumeirah Emirates Towers / The Ritz Carlton DIFC / Le Meridian Dubai / The Meydan Hotel / Burj Al Arab / Jumeirah Beach hotel / Madinant Jumeirah(Mina A’ Salam/ Al Qasr / Dal Al Masyaf) / Dubai Marine Beach Resort, etc. Marina, Palm Jumeira Area 2 Star Hotel: Holiday Inn Express Internet city 4 Star Hotel: Hilton Dubai Jumeirah The Walk(Formally Hilton Jumeirah Residence) / Double Tree by Hilton JBR / Ramada Plaza JBR 5 Star Hotel: The Address Dubai Marina / Amwaj Rotana / Habtoor Grand Resort & Spa / Atlantis The Palm Dubai / Jumeirah Zabeel Saray / Fairmont Dubai Palm hotel / One & Only Royal Mirage hotel / One & Only The Palm hotel / Anantara The Palm hotel / Kempinski Hotel The Palm / Ritz Carlton Hotel Jumeirah / Hilton Jumeirah Resort / Le Royal Meridien Beach Resort & Spa / The Westin Dubai Mina seyahi / Le Meridian Minaseyahi beach & Resort / Sofitel Dubai Jumeirah beach hotel / Sofitel The Palm / Movenpick Jumeirah Beach residence/ Grosvenor house Hotel / Wardlof Astoria Dubai The Palm Jumeirah / Sheraton Jumeirah beach Resort / The Rixos The Palm Desert Hotels: Bab Al Shams Hotel / Al Maha Desert resort .
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