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Mandarin Oriental Jumeira, Dubai

Dubai, United Arab Emirates · 5-star Hotel Fans of M.O.

The long lap pool at Mandarin Oriental Jumeira lined with palm trees, cabanas and the sea beyond
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USD 554 a night, the cheapest we have seen it ≈ €495

USD 554-664 · usually USD 609 · looked up 2 times · worth it in its quiet season

≈ €495 - ≈ €594 · usually ≈ €544

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Mandarin Oriental Jumeira, Dubai in photographs

An infinity pool and daybeds under a wooden pergola, facing the Arabian Gulf
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A guest room with a large bed, a bench and sliding glass doors opening onto a balcony above the turquoise sea
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The hotel lobby with sculptural metal trees, a long water feature and a view through to the palms outside
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The rooftop terrace of the Presidential Suite, with a sunken seating area, a plunge pool and the sea behind
Photo: Mandarin Oriental Jumeira, Dubai · Photograph supplied from the hotel's own material, shown with credit · source

When to go

The cheapest month we have found is August, at around USD 554 a night - -9% against what this hotel usually asks.

Where to book

Where a hotel takes bookings on its own site, we send you there first. It is usually the cheapest way in, and the only one where a rewards discount counts.

The loyalty angle

This hotel sits under Fans of M.O.. We have not yet checked what it saves on this property specifically. Every price on this page is the public rate, so a member may pay less than the figures shown.

Our notes

Mandarin Oriental Jumeira, Dubai

Mandarin Oriental Jumeira, Dubai is a five-star beachfront hotel on Jumeirah Beach Road in Jumeira 1. The hotel's own site calls it a stylish urban resort overlooking the clear water of the Arabian Gulf, with the skyline of Dubai, dominated by the Burj Khalifa, in the distance. It is a few minutes from Downtown Dubai and the city's cultural and lifestyle districts, yet the setting is a seafront one, with a long lap pool lined with palms, cabanas and beachside terraces.

Accommodation is divided into rooms, club rooms, connecting and family rooms, and suites, among them Suite 1755 and a Presidential Suite with its own rooftop plunge pool. The hotel lists several restaurants and bars: Tasca by José Avillez (contemporary Portuguese), Netsu by Ross Shonhan (a Japanese steakhouse) and Netsu Bar, Casita by Casa Amor (Mediterranean), The Bay (a beachside brasserie), Beluga (caviar), Noor Lounge for tea, the Sun Vibe pool bar and The Mandarin Cake Shop. There is also a spa, a fitness centre and a club lounge.

Because the property sits on the beach rather than in the dense towers of Downtown, it suits guests who want a Gulf-front stay with the city within reach. Photographs: the hotel's own material on mandarinoriental.com.

The area

Most visitors see Dubai from a resort terrace. It is worth one day on the other side. Start in Al Fahidi, the restored old quarter of wind towers and pearl merchants' houses, then eat in Karama, the low-rise neighbourhood where the Indian community cooks.

For art, Alserkal Avenue is a cluster of galleries in old marble-factory warehouses. The Museum of the Future sits in the financial district. In the evening, the Jumeirah Fishing Harbour has good seafood with the boats in front of you.

If you are up early, rent a bike for the Al Qudra track and watch the sun rise over the desert. A crewed boat for a few hours is cheaper than it sounds, and it gives you the skyline, the Burj Al Arab and the Palm from the water. October to April is the season; summer is too hot to do any of this.

Background: The New York Times, 36 Hours in Dubai, Mansi Choksi, December 2024.

What it costs through the year

Cheapest we have seenUSD 554 ≈ €495
What it usually costsUSD 609 ≈ €544
Dearest we have seenUSD 664 ≈ €594
Times we looked2
Gap between the two-
Last checked2026-07-30

EUR figures are indicative conversions of the USD figure at 2026-11-06 (1 USD = 0.8939 EUR), not prices any hotel quoted. The hotel bills in its own currency.

All prices are for two adults over three nights, converted into US dollars at the rate on the day we saw it. They are what we saw on the day, not live availability, and not an offer. How we do it.