Dubai Hotels with Pools

This hotel is perfect for both leisure and business travelers. It offers a rich variety of cuisine, including Chinese, Indian, and British options. The Arabian dishes are particularly good at satisfying a craving for Chinese food amidst the local flavors. The location is excellent, comparable to staying in Lujiazui, Shanghai. The entire staff is incredibly warm and attentive, providing exceptional service. Special mention goes to Jinto and a few others from the breakfast team who were efficient and perceptive. Staying at this hotel is truly a pleasure. The hotel also features an outdoor swimming pool with direct views of the Burj Khalifa. The high-floor rooms offer breathtaking panoramic views of the entire city of Dubai, extending to the sea, and you can even spot the Burj Al Arab. I highly recommend this hotel if you're visiting Dubai.

My stay at this hotel was absolutely fantastic! The moment I walked through the doors, I could feel the warm and attentive service atmosphere. The front desk staff were all smiles, and the check-in process was quick and efficient. The room was exceptionally clean and tidy, with a soft and comfortable bed that just made you want to sink in and get a good night's sleep. The room facilities were also comprehensive, with the TV, air conditioning, and other amenities working perfectly, and there was plenty of hot water.

I stayed this hotel for 3 nights with my family, the service here is excellent. I rent a car for this trip and they offered valet parking service. The hotel is closed to the monorail station but I haven't take the rail transportation this time, its overall in a good location with easy access to many tourists points in Dubai. The room is big and buffet breakfast is excellent too.

The environment was great! They even prepared a beach bag and beach sandals, and gifted a mini perfume. However, it wasn't the Acqua di Parma I saw in other posts, but rather Atlantis's own brand. Perhaps the room I booked wasn't高級 enough. Breakfast was very plentiful, and we also received three complimentary dinners! We could dine at any open restaurant, which was a very thoughtful touch.

I don't think this hotel is as good as the other 'Landmark Hotel'. This place is so hard to find, we definitely went to the wrong one. The service at the other 'Landmark Hotel' was exceptional, even though we didn't have a reservation there. They offered us water and gave us directions, they were very welcoming. And it wasn't even far away. This hotel's only good point is its location. You can access it directly from Dubai Mall's Chinatown, and once you get used to the walk, it's pretty convenient. The pool view is also nice (though I think you could easily pretend to be a guest to take photos or even swim, and no one would stop you).

Absolutely 100% recommended. The hotel is super clean and beautiful, food was great, and most of all - all stuff was so friendly and helpful to the point we became friends and missed each other when we left. Location is perfect, 2 minutes walking from Dubai Marina beach. We are honestly so glad with our stay and we definitely going next time at the same hotel as well.

This hotel has all the resources to be five-star, but something is fundamentally wrong with the way it is being managed. First of all, the positives: the location is good, the pool is a decent size and the gym is genuinely really good. Breakfast was 10/10. The cleaners, concierge and restaurant staff at breakfast were also lovely. Unfortunately, that’s where the five-star experience stopped for us. When we checked in, we were taken to a room that smelt strongly of mould. I actually have a poor sense of smell, so for me to notice it suggests this was not a minor issue. We were moved to another room without much fuss, which was fine. However, the second room was a double when we had specifically booked a twin. I explained that I currently have a bad back and am struggling to sleep, which is why having separate beds mattered. We were then offered either to have the bed split or move to an upgraded room—which was also a double. This was the point I started getting irritated because I had literally just explained why another double room did not solve the problem. We were tired, so agreed to have the bed split while we were out. They did this, but the resulting twin beds were extremely small and the pillows weren’t particularly comfortable either. The TV/streaming system felt dated and worked poorly, and the internet was slow. Then my niece dropped an earring. While looking for it, we noticed some of the lights weren’t working, so I used the torch on my phone. The amount of dust I could suddenly see around the room was honestly embarrassing for a hotel positioning itself as five-star. I’m really not an especially fussy guest—I just expect a clean, tidy and comfortable room, particularly at this level. By this stage, we asked Paramount if they would cancel the remainder of our four-night booking so we could move elsewhere. They flat-out refused and simply continued offering room changes. After already unpacking, repacking and moving once, I was fed up and told them to leave it. I then suggested that, as a gesture of goodwill, they could include breakfast for the remainder of our stay. I was told they couldn’t because they would “lose money”. Instead, I was offered around 10–20% off food or a spa treatment. Considering their restaurants are available on The Entertainer with buy-one-get-one-free offers, this hardly felt like meaningful compensation for what had happened. What bothered me most was the attitude towards resolving problems. Management seemed dismissive and, during one conversation, a manager repeatedly spoke over me while I was trying to explain the situation. It was simply rude. The same attitude appeared elsewhere. We went for shisha when there was a ladies’ special advertised. We were told the flavours included in the offer were unavailable, so I asked what they could substitute instead. The answer was simply: nothing. Another example: we were initially told the gym was open until 10pm with a member of staff present. On our final night, another staff member casually informed me that guests could actually use it 24 hours a day—we just needed to call reception for access. Great information to receive on the last night of a four-night stay. And I think that sums this hotel up. When something isn’t available, something goes wrong, or a guest has a problem, there seems to be very little instinct to ask, “What can we do to make this better?” Instead, the response is often just “no”, or an option that doesn’t actually solve the issue. It feels like the hotel is sailing along waiting for some magic event to turn it into the five-star property it could absolutely be, rather than addressing the basics. The facilities are there. The location is there. Some excellent staff are there. But customer service, communication, cleanliness standards and service recovery need a huge overhaul before I could consider this a genuine five-star Dubai hotel.

The environment is great, the service is excellent, and check-in was a breeze. Unlike some hotels that demand a deposit upon arrival, this one doesn't. Plus, it's quite well-equipped; I've stayed in other Dubai hotels that didn't even provide slippers or toiletries, but this one has them. It's also very convenient for getting around and shopping.

Upon arrival reception made an issue about my name appearing differently on the booking and insisted on seeing the confirmation. After that, I was given a room with a serious fault — the air vent was making an extremely loud noise, like a chainsaw, which was unbearable and felt unsafe. I requested a room change. The second room was also defective: there was no hot water, and the bathtub faucet lever was extremely difficult to operate. Because both rooms were unsuitable, I left the hotel.

A very good place to stay. Facilities all are good. Room was spacious and comfortable to stay. It was calm and silent. Food was good as i had the breakfast. There are a lot of nearby shops. Would recommend for any family to stay here.