Top 10 Luxury Hotels in Dubai in 2026

The 2023 opening of Atlantis The Royal shook Dubai's hotel market with 795 rooms averaging AED 5,000 per night, 90 infinity pools, restaurants helmed by Nobu Matsuhisa, Heston Blumenthal, and José Andrés, and an architectural form that resembles a cosmic portal.

The Four Seasons Jumeirah delivers understated elegance against a backdrop of its own private beach, a rooftop pool with Burj Al Arab silhouette views, and the kind of service consistency that makes every other hotel feel slightly improvised.

Occupying the trunk of Palm Jumeirah in the style of a Mediterranean estate, One&Only The Palm combines Arabic courtyard architecture with private beach access, a celebrated spa, and the ZEST restaurant's plant-forward menu from a Lebanese-French kitchen team.

The beachfront companion to the Burj Al Arab with its own wild flamingo resident on the lagoon grounds, Al Naseem offers quieter luxury for guests who want the Madinat Jumeirah complex's waterway maze and souk access without the Burj Al Arab's tabloid glamour.

Dubai's most socially active luxury hotel runs the Penthouse rooftop party venue, the CINQ Beach Club, and the Maiden Shanghai restaurant in a format that blurs the line between luxury hotel and perpetual party — entirely by design.

The Address Beach Resort in JBR holds the world's highest infinity pool at 294 metres on the 77th floor, a distinction it wears lightly alongside its JBR beach access, the ShuiQi Spa's hammam circuit, and residences in the same building for the truly committed.

Bulgari's second standalone resort occupies its own islet off Jumeirah Bay, reachable by yacht tender, with 101 rooms finished in Italian marble, an aged-Parmigiano-specific restaurant, and a marina that docks superyachts up to 100 metres.

The Ritz-Carlton JBR anchors the western end of Dubai Marina with 440 metres of private beach, La Baie restaurant's table-in-the-sea dining setup, and Club Level access on the upper floors that functions like a private members club within a hotel.

Raffles The Palm occupies the outer crescent of Palm Jumeirah with an overwater beach bungalow concept unique to the property, a 90,000-square-foot spa, and the distinctive Raffles long bar tradition maintained with original Slings on the rooftop terrace.

The 2023 opening of Atlantis The Royal shook Dubai's hotel market with 795 rooms averaging AED 5,000 per night, 90 infinity pools, restaurants helmed by Nobu Matsuhisa, Heston Blumenthal, and José Andrés, and an architectural form that resembles a cosmic portal.

The Four Seasons Jumeirah delivers understated elegance against a backdrop of its own private beach, a rooftop pool with Burj Al Arab silhouette views, and the kind of service consistency that makes every other hotel feel slightly improvised.

Occupying the trunk of Palm Jumeirah in the style of a Mediterranean estate, One&Only The Palm combines Arabic courtyard architecture with private beach access, a celebrated spa, and the ZEST restaurant's plant-forward menu from a Lebanese-French kitchen team.

The beachfront companion to the Burj Al Arab with its own wild flamingo resident on the lagoon grounds, Al Naseem offers quieter luxury for guests who want the Madinat Jumeirah complex's waterway maze and souk access without the Burj Al Arab's tabloid glamour.

Dubai's most socially active luxury hotel runs the Penthouse rooftop party venue, the CINQ Beach Club, and the Maiden Shanghai restaurant in a format that blurs the line between luxury hotel and perpetual party — entirely by design.

The Address Beach Resort in JBR holds the world's highest infinity pool at 294 metres on the 77th floor, a distinction it wears lightly alongside its JBR beach access, the ShuiQi Spa's hammam circuit, and residences in the same building for the truly committed.

Bulgari's second standalone resort occupies its own islet off Jumeirah Bay, reachable by yacht tender, with 101 rooms finished in Italian marble, an aged-Parmigiano-specific restaurant, and a marina that docks superyachts up to 100 metres.

The Ritz-Carlton JBR anchors the western end of Dubai Marina with 440 metres of private beach, La Baie restaurant's table-in-the-sea dining setup, and Club Level access on the upper floors that functions like a private members club within a hotel.

Raffles The Palm occupies the outer crescent of Palm Jumeirah with an overwater beach bungalow concept unique to the property, a 90,000-square-foot spa, and the distinctive Raffles long bar tradition maintained with original Slings on the rooftop terrace.