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1,561 sq ft

DoubleTree by Hilton Dubai M Square Hotel & Residences, Bur Dubai, Dubai

Branded Hotel Apartment | High End ...

Fady Ehab

Hotel apartments for rent in Dubai

Dubai’s skyline is packed with shining towers and world-class serviced apartments. If you’re hunting for hotel apartments for rent in Dubai, you’ve come to the right place. Whether you need a short-term stay near the expo site or a longer lease in Dubai Marina, this guide covers what matters most: location, cost, layouts, and more. Let’s unpack each point so you feel ready to pick your ideal flat.

Location and accessibility

Picking the right neighbourhood can make your daily life a breeze. Here’s a quick look at some top areas:

Downtown Dubai
• Close to Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall
• Metro station on your doorstep
Dubai Marina
• Waterfront views, promenade cafes
• Tram link and easy access to Sheikh Zayed Road
Business Bay
• Walking distance to offices and coworking hubs
• Next to major road junctions
Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC)
• Quiet community, parks, schools
• Still just 20 minutes from city centre
Al Barsha
• Mall of the Emirates and Ski Dubai nearby
• Good bus routes and metro link

Future value note… areas like Dubai Creek Harbour and Dubai South are set for growth. If you plan a longer lease, you’ll enjoy new retail outlets, schools and leisure spots as the neighbourhood expands.

Benefits of renting a hotel apartment

Hotel apartments blend the best of a flat with hotel-style service. You’ll often get:

Weekly housekeeping and linen change
24/7 front desk and concierge
In-suite kitchen or kitchenette
Flexible lease terms (from weeks to years)

For business travellers, that quick turn-around service matters. Families love the extra space and cooking area. And everyone wins on safety—gated lobbies and round-the-clock security give peace of mind.

Price and area comparisons

Rental rates in Dubai vary a lot by location and building class. Here’s a snapshot of starting monthly rents:

Area	Studio from (AED)	1 BR from (AED)	2 BR from (AED)
Downtown Dubai	5,500	8,500	15,000
Dubai Marina	6,000	9,000	16,500
Business Bay	5,000	8,000	14,000
Jumeirah Village C.	4,000	6,500	11,000
Al Barsha	3,500	6,000	10,500

You’ll find flats in older buildings for a bit less, but brand-new projects by top developers may charge a premium. If budget’s tight, look at Al Barsha or JVC. For a higher-end serviced apartment, lean toward Downtown or Marina.

Developer reputation

The name behind the tower tells you a lot. Emaar, Nakheel, Damac and Meraas lead the pack. Buildings by these groups usually offer:

High build quality and reliable maintenance
Transparent tenancy contracts and few hidden fees
On-site customer service desks

If you spot a flat in a lesser-known project, check online reviews or ask about past feedback. A strong developer track record often means faster repairs and smoother move-in.

Size and layout options

Hotel apartments come in all shapes:

Studio flats (approx. 40–55 sqm)
One-bedroom units (65–85 sqm)
Two-bedroom flats (95–130 sqm)
Three-bedroom or duplex penthouses (140–250 sqm)

Open-plan studios suit solo guests or couples who rarely cook. A one-bedroom gives full privacy. Families or sharers often pick two-bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. If you love loft-style living, look for duplex layouts with mezzanine bedrooms.

Building facilities and amenities

Living in a hotel apartment means you get resort-style perks every day:

Temperature-controlled swimming pools
Fully equipped gyms and yoga studios
On-site restaurants, cafés, convenience stores
Kids’ play areas and lush gardens
Business centres and meeting rooms
Valet parking and covered garages
Spa, sauna and steam rooms in select towers

Some towers even offer cinema rooms, indoor sports courts or sky lounges. Make a list of must-haves before you book viewings.

Flexible rental plans and payment options

Unlike long-term apartment leases, many hotel apartments let you choose:

Short stays from 7 to 30 nights
Six-month to one-year leases
Rolling monthly plans with 30-day notice
Rates paid monthly, quarterly or up-front

You might pay a refundable security deposit plus one month’s rent in advance. Ask if utilities, Wi-Fi or chiller charges are included. A clear payment plan helps you avoid surprises.

Rental yield and resale potential

If you’re an investor eyeing hotel apartments, Dubai’s hotel apartment market can offer solid returns:

Average rental yield: 6–8 % per annum, higher than many flats
Short-stay demand ticks up during Expo, holidays, conferences
Strong secondary market: you can resell quickly if you need liquidity

Look at occupancy rates in your chosen area. Marina and Downtown typically top the charts. And check resale prices of similar units over the last two years. A well-located hotel apartment can hold its value—or climb—if Dubai’s tourism and business travel rebound.

Ready to lock in your next stay or investment? Explore our listings and lock in your deal. Start browsing now and find a hotel apartment for rent in Dubai that feels like home—and a smart choice for your budget.