Παραθαλάσσια ξενοδοχεία στην τοποθεσία Άμπου Ντάμπι

"Everything was great, and my mom and I had a wonderful stay. ① Location: It's about a 10-15 AED taxi ride from the Grand Mosque. There are taxis readily available downstairs, and the staff will help you hail one if you ask. I found these to be cheaper than ride-sharing apps like Uber. ② Room Facilities: Clean and tidy, with excellent hardware and software, including hot water. The hotel also has a private beach, and many people were sunbathing there. ③ Overall Service: Excellent. The front desk kindly upgraded our room and was very enthusiastic about explaining all the services the hotel offers. It's a shame we didn't have time to experience the abra (water taxi) for sightseeing."

"I really like this hotel, and this is not my first time staying here. I always choose it because I enjoy the overall experience. However, there are a few issues that I hope can be improved. The air conditioning in the rooms never seems to get cold enough, which makes the room uncomfortable. Also, the room has an unpleasant smell, and the pillows and duvet don’t smell fresh either. Another issue I experienced was with the room lights. They were too bright, and I couldn’t make the room dark enough at night, so I didn’t feel comfortable while trying to sleep. I hope these issues can be addressed because I genuinely enjoy staying at this hotel and would love to continue coming back."

"Well received and it is good to live with animals like lion and tigers nearby. We enjoyed the stay here."

"A pretty decent hotel. It's about a 10-minute walk to the sea. The beach is large; there's a public, free section and a family, paid section. Breakfasts were a bit repetitive, but you could always find something to eat. We only had breakfast there, but we did have dinner a couple of times. They offer fish, beef, and chicken. Housekeeping comes daily. It's 4 km to the Presidential Palace and Emirates Palace hotel. Marina Mall is about the same distance and very cozy."

"My experience at the Radisson Blu hotel, unfortunately, wasn't what I expected. I was anticipating a much better standard from a hotel bearing the Radisson Blu name, but from the moment I walked in, I felt the hotel was old and in clear need of renovation, both in terms of decor, furniture, and room details. What I disliked most was how cramped the rooms were; they didn't provide the sense of comfort or luxury I'd anticipated, especially considering the price and the hotel's brand. The furniture and design also seemed dated, and the overall atmosphere wasn't comfortable for me. I travel and stay in many hotels, and I understand that each hotel offers a different standard and experience. However, for me, this experience wasn't successful, and I didn't feel the hotel reflected the level I'd come to expect from Radisson Blu. I hope the management pays more attention to renovating the rooms, updating the furniture and decor, and improving the comfort level and spaciousness, as the location and name deserve a much better experience. Unfortunately, based on my personal experience, I didn't like the hotel and didn't feel comfortable in the rooms. I don't think I'll repeat my stay in its current state."

"Amazing hotel and service, you ask for water they give you 5, i broke the comb and asked for another they got me 4 combs. I once went to venice in carlton hotel and i was robbed in train and when i asked for a toothbrush the receptionist told me its something you should get with you. Look the difference"

"First of all at check in we were proposed to choose between renovated room of the smaller size (which costs much less than the room type we booked) or originally booked, but not renovated. We have chosen the room type according our booking and got an extremely old room with dirty windows and hardly working air conditioner. However, this one was presented to us as an upgrade to see view (no view though because of dirty windows). The next morning we complained about that and were moved to an amazing renovated real sea view room. Which was great. So, I don’t know how to comment on the 5-star hotel because of this experience. If you are lucky or are ok to fight for your comfort, everything will be fine :) Breakfast is amazing, and you can order additionally number of dishes not presented at the Buffet including avocado and salmon. Pool is great too. Also, the bus stop which will get you to museum island is 5 min walking distance."

"Dear Hotel Management， I would like to start by saying that staying at your hotel was generally a pleasant experience, but I feel compelled to share the deeply frustrating and upsetting incident I encountered at your Asian restaurant, Cho Gao. This experience left a very sour taste in my mouth, and I believe it requires your immediate attention. Upon arrival at Cho Gao, the first waitress who served us displayed a level of indifference and rudeness that left us feeling unwelcome. At first, I tried to brush it off, thinking I might be overly sensitive, but when my mother—who doesn’t speak a word of English—expressed that she, too, felt uncomfortable and unwelcome, I knew this wasn’t just my perception. As someone who has lived abroad for over a decade, I understand the importance of cultural sensitivity, but what transpired felt more like an intentional disregard for our presence. To add insult to injury, when my mom requested hot water, the waitress initially offered Jasmine tea and Earl Grey instead. I patiently explained that in Chinese culture, we prefer hot water before meals, but the waitress’s response was condescending, as though she couldn’t comprehend this simple request. After insisting we only wanted hot water, we waited for half an hour before it was finally served. I am a pescatarian and asked if the shrimp dumplings contained pork, as it is common in China. The waitress’s response was baffling and dismissive. She couldn’t seem to understand why I was asking such a question and even said, “I don’t understand your language.” This was particularly infuriating given that I’m a journalist and fully capable of communicating clearly in English, despite my accent. Her lack of understanding was not a language barrier—it was sheer indifference and poor service. We arrived at 8 p.m. and didn’t order much, yet we were informed that we would have to wait at least 20 minutes because regulars were being prioritized. While we understood this, the tone with which this was conveyed was rude and unprofessional. We never saw the original waitress again, and the remaining staff members, thankfully, were far more courteous and competent. While the service from the other staff members was better, the damage had already been done. It’s not just about the specific actions of the waitress; it was the overall tone and attitude, which felt dismissive, condescending, and unwelcoming. The fact that my mom, a Chinese tourist who doesn’t speak English, was ignored and treated differently from other guests was a glaring example of cultural insensitivity and, frankly, ******. In my experience, many Chinese tourists—especially those from older generations—are sensitive to how they’re treated abroad. They come from a background where such trips are rare and precious, and they do not deserve to be treated with disdain. The treatment we received was not just disappointing—it was insulting. As someone raised in a culture of respect and tolerance, it is painful to witness the mistreatment of others, particularly our elders. I am not one to exaggerate, but this experience was far from trivial. The waitress’s dismissive tone, the long wait for a simple cup of hot water, and the overall lack of hospitality left a lasting negative impression. Yes, she didn’t outright do anything “wrong,” but the attitude was blatantly off-putting, and it deeply impacted our experience. My mom, who is typically very forgiving, still tried to defend the waitress, teaching me the importance of patience and kindness when traveling. But after all that happened, I’m left asking: How can you expect us to remain calm and tolerant in the face of such disrespect? To be clear, the Cho Gao restaurant experience did not define our stay—this hotel overall was far better than the Grand Hyatt we stayed at earlier. But this incident stands out, and I sincerely hope that you take the time to address these concerns."