Raffles Dubai
Umm Hurair Second, Umm Hurair, Dubai
“Pyramid luxury sanctuary”
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Vibe
High-altitude luxury meets ancient Egyptian motifs in a monumental glass pyramid near Dubai Creek.
“Pyramid luxury sanctuary”
Dedicated butler service for all guests with exceptionally spacious private balcony suites.
Striking 19-story pyramid architecture integrating handcrafted Middle Eastern and Asian aesthetic details.
Outdoor pool deck set within lush botanical gardens alongside dedicated spa facilities.
In Umm Hurair Second near Wafi Mall and the airport.
Rooms
Entry-level rooms are among the city's largest, featuring handcrafted ornaments and private skyline terraces.
Backstory
Opened in 2007 as the brand's first venture outside Asia, designed by architect Bryn Lummus.
Wellness
The spa offers rituals drawing on Asian, European, and Middle Eastern healing traditions and ingredients.
Eat & drink
At the pyramid's peak, TOMO serves authentic Japanese cuisine alongside panoramic views of the skyline.
The neighborhood
Directly connected to Wafi Mall's luxury boutiques and the traditionally designed Khan Murjan souk.
“every room and suite has a terrace with panoramic views of the ever-changing city skyline.”
“An architectural landmark, Raffles Dubai channels an Egyptian pyramid both inside and out—the lobby is filled with pillars engraved with hieroglyphs.”
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