Hotel
Atlantis The Royal
An ultra-luxury resort on the Palm Jumeirah crescent with sky-high pools, a beachfront, signature restaurants and access to the vast Aquaventure waterpark next door.
A luxury beach hotel at the entrance to Madinat Jumeirah, with wind-tower architecture, canal-side walks to the souk and Bahri Bar's terrace on site.
Good to know
Jumeirah Mina Al Salam is the gateway hotel of the Madinat Jumeirah resort, a low-rise complex on the Umm Suqeim coast styled on traditional Arabian architecture, with wind towers, waterways and a long stretch of beach. Its name means harbour of peace, and it shares the resort's facilities with its grander neighbour, Jumeirah Al Qasr, a short walk or abra ride away along the canals.
Rooms and suites are decorated in a warm Arabian style and most have balconies looking over the sea, the waterways or the gardens. The hotel's beach and pools are its centre of gravity during the day, and the resort's wooden abras carry guests between the hotels, the restaurants and Souk Madinat Jumeirah, the covered market of shops, cafés and bars at the heart of the complex. On site, the Amal Lounge and Jumeirah Circle are among the places to eat and relax.
In the evening, Bahri Bar, on the hotel's terrace, is one of the most attractive places in the city for a sunset drink, with views across the waterways and the sea. Many of the resort's other restaurants are a few minutes away, so there is no need to leave the grounds for dinner. Burj Al Arab, along the coast, closed in April 2026 for a long restoration but still dominates the skyline.
The hotel suits families and couples who want a classic beach resort with easy access to the souk and plenty of dining, at prices a little below Jumeirah Al Qasr. The atmosphere is relaxed and busy with holidaymakers, and the beach and pools are at their best from November to April, when daytime temperatures are comfortable. The hotel can be reached on +971 4 366 8888 or by email.
Madinat Jumeirah is on Jumeirah Road in Umm Suqeim 3, about 25 minutes by car from Downtown Dubai and around 35 minutes from Dubai International Airport, depending on traffic. Taxis are the easiest way to explore further afield. The Mall of the Emirates and Ski Dubai are a short drive inland, and Kite Beach, the Umm Suqeim fishing harbour and Bu Qtair's seafood are a few minutes along the coast.
Yes, it is one of the resort's hotels, alongside Jumeirah Al Qasr.
Yes, Bahri Bar has a terrace with views over the waterways and the sea.
Yes, the hotel has a beach and pools.
On foot or by abra along the waterways to the other hotels and the souk.
Yes, it is popular with families for its beach, pools and easy access to the souk.
By phone on +971 4 366 8888 or by email at [email protected].
About 25 minutes by car, depending on traffic.
Souk Madinat Jumeirah, Kite Beach and the Mall of the Emirates.
Café
A courtyard café in the Al Fahidi heritage quarter serving Emirati breakfasts, karak tea and traditional sweets under a large central tree.
Attraction
The world's tallest building, rising 828 metres over Downtown Dubai, with observation decks on levels 124, 125 and 148 open to ticketed visitors.
Bar
A rooftop venue 54 floors up at Address Sky View, combining a modern Asian restaurant, a sky bar and a club lounge with close-up Burj Khalifa…
Thing to do
Deira's covered gold market, where lanes of jewellers display necklaces, bangles and bridal sets in their windows, close to the spice souk and Dubai Creek.