Hotel Orient Guest House^{(3 stars)}

A hotel in an old building middle in the town. Breakfast in the inner courtyard, more than enough. A nested building with inner courtyards and roof terraces, almost like ' thousand and one night' for Liehaber simple but extraordinary accommodations, creek and city on foot and reach. … read more

Of course you can to undermine the Orient guest house boasts a unique Oriental flair not. For us, it was definitely the wrong decision because a stay outside of the air-conditioned room, for example at the breakfast, was difficult due to the heat. The bathrooms are really tiny and the shower water was too hot for us. Due to the small number of guests was only a breakfast buffet, the other days you had to book the day before the breakfast à la carte. If we should visit again Dubai at all, we would decide in each case for a … read more

Small, fine Hotel, oriental flair, centrally located, Creek and souks walk reachable. 15 minutes from the airport, metro walk reachable, we love to stay there again! … read more

A very good alternative to a modern hotel. This hotel or guest house has really Charme. It is located in the 'old town' of Dubai, and you can walk to the gold and spice Souk. It is a beautiful area. You will enjoy the oriental flair. It is, in our opinion, a real gem. If you like modern and luxurious this is not the place to go. If you are looking for a dreamy and Charme like, you can do something simple, will be thrilled. Everything was clean and tidy. … read more

During Ramadan 2009 I have stayed at this hotel and I had to hold at this time as well, of course, the basic rules. Nevertheless, I could enjoy a pleasant vacation and many excursions (modern Dubai, Aqua venture, desert Safari) make. The hotel is located right at the Dubai Museum, and is a real gem. Traditionally rooms equipped with a padlock can only be blocked. The breakfast was adequate and served in a small dining room (usually in the inner courtyard). All the facilities of the sister hotel Arabian courtyard could be used! Please note: for tourists to the strict Ramadan (i. e. no … read more