Ramee Guestline Hotel

The metro station is very close, and the buffet breakfast has lots of options and is very good. My room was cleaned neatly every day, the bed felt premium quality, and the staff and manager were good. For the price, it’s a very good choice in Dubai city, especially on AL Rigga road. Still, after booking a couple of months ahead and staying many days, I only got a bottle of water on the first day. The manager refused to provide more on later days. With the heater on, hot water usually lasted 10-15 liters, which wasn’t enough for a shower. The bathtub had no seal valve to use instead. My standard room also had broken light switches and an AC control knob, and the TV had barely 25 channels, none at watchable quality.

Being right by the metro and on a main street made local transport easy, and the rooms were spacious. The hotel also had a good intercontinental breakfast. There are plenty of pubs with different themes if you’re after nightlife, but all those pubs in the same building made it very noisy. I wouldn’t call it a business hotel, though it could suit bachelors.

The staff were nice, and the Filipino bellboy was especially helpful. The location is affordable and convenient, and it’s a good choice if you want to explore the Rigga area. It may not feel as cozy as other hotels, but it suits you when you’re working with a particular budget.

The Thailand themed night club has a big music selection, and the staff there are lovely. The staff overall are lovely too, which is why I gave this 2 star budget hotel 4 stars. Come experience the fun and joy.