Jumeirah Mina A'Salam
Umm Suqeim 3, Umm Suqeim, Dubai
“Arabian lagoon sanctuary”
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Vibe
Traditional wooden abra boats glide along turquoise lagoons connecting quiet courtyards to a bustling beachfront scene.
“Arabian lagoon sanctuary”
Sprawling beachfront campus with private waterways, abra boat transport, and extensive lagoon pools.
Refined Arabian luxury featuring refurbished ocean-facing rooms, private beach access, and personalized service.
Lively seaside hub centered around waterways, beachfront lounges, and the adjacent Souk Madinat.
In Madinat Jumeirah among waterways, traditional souks, and buzzing beachfront social hubs.
Rooms
Refurbished ocean-facing rooms feature dark timber accents, plush woven textiles, and private balconies overlooking the Arabian Gulf.
Backstory
Opened in 2003 as the harbor portal to Madinat Jumeirah, the property underwent a complete renovation in 2022.
Wellness
Shaded outdoor pools scatter along the lagoon, complemented by a nearby spa offering traditional Arabian thermal rituals.
Eat & drink
Waterfront dining terraces line the canals, where guests arrive by boat for evening cocktails and fresh seafood.
The neighborhood
The traditional alleys of Souk Madinat sit right next door, with the sails of Burj Al Arab rising nearby.
“Situated on a sublime golden shore, the beachfront hotel boasts a surprisingly boutique feel — even with 292 guest rooms and suites — and family-friendly service.”
“Staying at the Mina A’Salam really does feel like you’ve made it in Dubai—it’s the hub of the city’s old and new worlds.”
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