Wander logo

So you want to know which hotels are allowing female guest in Dubai?

Audrey Segal
by Audrey Segal about a month ago in female travel

Not every hotel in Dubai are allowing female guest unless you and your female partner check-in together which is not the case with all individuals.

So you want to know which hotels are allowing female guest in Dubai?
Address Beach Resort to open this month

Not every hotel in Dubai is allowing female guests unless you and your female partner check-in together which is not the case with all individuals.

Most hotels are located in Deira, Bur Dubai, Sheikh Zayed Road, Downtown, Barsha Heights Tecom, Dubai Marina, Jumeirah Beach Residence, and Palm Jumeirah.

If you are expecting a female guest after your check-in then you can book one of the hotels listed below based on your interested area.

Deira

Park Hyatt Hotel and Resort Creek

Premier Inn Hotel, near Airport Road

Holiday Inn Express, near Airport Road

Le-Meridian Dubai Hotel and Conference Center, near Airport Road

Holiday Inn Hotel, Al Rigga Deira

Radisson Blu Hotel, Nasir Square Deira

Sheraton Creek Hotel, Deira

Millennium Hotel, Near Airport Road

Rove City Center Hotel, Deira

Pullman Dubai Creek City Center Deira

Bur Dubai

Park Regis Kris Kin Hotel, Bur Dubai

Grand Excelsior Hotel, Bur Dubai

Burjuman Arjaan by Rotana, Bur Dubai

Arabian Courtyard Hotel & Spa

Palazzo Versace Hotel, Bur Dubai

Raffles Dubai Hotel, Oud Mehta Road Bur Dubai

Sofitel Dubai The Obelisk Hotel, Bur Dubai

Sheikh Zayed Road

Metropolitan Hotel, Sheikh Zayed Road

The H Dubai Hotel, Sheikh Zayed Road

Millennium Plaza Hotel, Sheikh Zayed Road

Four Points by Sheraton Hotel, Sheikh Zayed Road

Voco Dubai IGH Hote, Sheikh Zayed Road

Dusit Thani Hotel, Sheikh Zayed Road

JW Marriot Marquis Hotel, Sheikh Zayed Road

The Ritz Carlton Hotel Financial Center, Sheikh Zayed Road

Villa Rotana Hotel, Sheikh Zayed Road

Habtoor Palace Dubai LXR Hotel and Resort, Sheikh Zayed Road

Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel, Sheikh Zayed Road

Four Season Hotel, Financial Center Sheikh Zayed Road

Downtown

Damac Maison Hotel Dubai Mall Street

Address Dubai Mall Hotel

Address Downtown Near Burj Khalifa

Armani Hotel Burj Khalifa

Sofitel Downtown Hotel

Palace Downtown Hotel

Barsha Heights, Tecom

First Central Hotel Suites, Tecom

Media Rotana Hotel, Tecom

Signature 1 Hotel, Tecom

Time Oak Hotel and Suites Tecom,

Byblos Hotel Tecom

Dubai Marina

Wyndham Hotel Dubai Marina

Stella Di Mare Hotel Dubai Marina

Grosvenor House Hotel and Apartments

Dubai Marriot Habtoor Hotel and Suites Dubai Marina

Rove Dubai Marina

Jumeirah Beach Residence

Sofitel Jumeirah Beach Residence Hotel

Hilton Jumeirah Beach Residence

Palm Jumeirah

Atlantis Hotel, Palm Jumeirah

Sofitel Hotel, Palm Jumeirah

Fairmount Hotel, Palm Jumeirah

Waldorf Hotel, Palm Jumeirah

Jumeirah Zabeel Saraye Hotel

Andaz Hotel Palm Jumeirah

Five Palm Jumeirah Hotel

Aloft Hotel Palm Jumeirah

W Dubai Hotel The Palm

Anantra Hotel Palm Jumeirah

Rixos Hotel Palm Jumeirah

Burj Al Arab Hotel, Jumeirah

Madina Jumeirah Hotel, Jumeirah

Al Qasar Hotel, Jumeirah

Each hotel I have mentioned in my list above, They are the only hotels allowing female guest in Dubai. As I have personally been in these hotels many times, yes few hotels are asking for ID or passport for scanning, but don’t worry they don’t keep it with them they will just scan and give it back to you.

Recently UAE Government has announced unmarried couples can stay together in any hotel in Dubai and UAE but they must have to check-in together regardless of their nationality.

Also, you will have to keep in mind some times few three-star hotels I have listed above they don’t allow female guest for a day or 2 due to unknown reasons and they again start. So my suggestion is if you are expecting any female visitors after your check-in goes for 4 or 5-star hotels which I have listed above in Dubai.

Being an escort in Dubai for 4 year’s I had a chance to visit almost 3 stars to 7-star hotels in Dubai so I have decided to write this article for people struggling to find hotels allowing female guests.

I know I haven’t included many things like hotel description, average prices, ratings, and my recommendations for that you will have to follow, clap and share my article as much as you can, once I will have enough appreciation I will edit this article and submit more informative stuff which helps you decide things before your booking.

female travel
Audrey Segal
Audrey Segal
Read next: Camping > Hotels
Audrey Segal
Audrey Segal

I am Audrey Segal, offering Nuru Massage and Tantra Massage including add-on in Dubai, UAE. I write informative articles about masseuse and escort. Visit my website for further details and booking audreysegal.com

See all posts by Audrey Segal →

8 things you learn by studying/living abroad?

Circé
Circé
8 months ago
8 things you learn by studying/living abroad?

I'm a French woman who's been living in Toronto since January 2020 with a WHV. During my studies I was lucky enough to be able to go on two university exchanges semester and one internship abroad. Since then my life has never been the same. Living and studying abroad remains the best experience of my life. Moments in my life that made me grow and evolve...

Traveling Alone

MR
Mallory Rae
3 years ago
Traveling Alone

I believe that everyone should go traveling alone at one point in their lives because it really is a different experience to traveling with your family, friends, for work, or with school. For some people, traveling alone can be a daunting idea because they might feel that it is unsafe, or they may not be comfortable being alone, especially in a different country. For anyone traveling even with a group there are precautions that should be taken but I never once, as a solo female traveler, felt unsafe in my travels. For those who may feel uncomfortable being alone I think it is important to push ourselves outside of our comfort zone and experience something that is completely our own. This summer I traveled to a little island off the coast of Spain called Menorca as part of a five week European adventure. Each part of my trip was amazing in its own way, but Menorca was the only place I traveled to by myself.

Madagascar beckoning...

Adama N. Kouyaté
Adama N. Kouyaté
9 months ago

Our root is our power. Remembering to go back to places that anchor us is medicine for the soul. Madagascar represents that for me. Acknowledging this part of my identity gives meaning to the many layers of my being, which I have for a long while left dormant and even forgotten about. Luckily through my inward journey, I discovered the POWER that lays in acknowledging all parts of oneself without minimizing any. Wholeness comes from that acknowledgment and by giving permission to self to embark on that voyage there is so much self-discovery that takes place and I feel that it would be a shame not to experience that in the name of “comfort” and remain in known territories.

The Ultimate Packing List for Female Travelers

Emily McCay
Emily McCay
4 years ago
The Ultimate Packing List for Female Travelers

Packing is arguably one of the most difficult parts of planning a trip and to be frank, this guide will help, but not that much: Hey, I'm not a miracle worker. This list is born out of trial and error from my past adventures. It can be daunting to look at your bulging closet and then see the small, compact suitcase lying empty on the floor.

What to Know Before Traveling to Iceland

Patricia Sarkar
Patricia Sarkar
4 years ago
What to Know Before Traveling to Iceland

Iceland is beyond incredible, and you should most certainly put it at the top of your travel to-do, but there are things to know beyond just that before making the trip. Know that Iceland is unlike anywhere else you've been and likely entirely different from what you envision. Pictures and videos do not begin to capture the true beauty behind this country. Every country has a unique way of life, but Iceland is just... different.

Alone Time With 2 Million People

C Lo
C Lo
3 years ago
Alone Time With 2 Million People

How far from your routine do you need to escape to experience peace? I don't know about you, but when I think of zen and solitude, I picture a mountainside, a waterfall, the beach during sunset. To me, peace and quiet looks like a desolate cabin in the forest or a hike where your only companion is the sound of your own heartbeat in your ear. What if I told you that some of my most peaceful moments have been amidst a giant city, surrounded by people? Can you find bliss in the middle of a concrete jungle? There is truth in how alone you feel in a big city, like your solitude increases with every person you see. This is especially true when you are in a city that is rich with lush, green gardens.