We normally stay at Le Royal Meridien in Dubai but on this occasion we booked last minute and the Meridien was full so opted for the Grosvenor House instead. Enjoyed our stay here but would go for Le Royal Meridien if choosing between the two. Why? well, on the plus side … The food at the Grosvenor House was excellent; the breakfast buffet was far superior to that at Le Royal Meridien. We had a limited choice in the evenings as the hotels restaurants tend to book up very quickly, despite this we could not fault the food we had, it was superb. The staff are helpful and professional, the hotel lobby and public areas are outstanding …… on the down side; don’t be fooled with the offer of ‘complimentary half board’ – this is limited to 100dhs per person – we couldn’t get an evening meal in the hotel for less than 200+dhs per person, the pool area felt claustrophobic and so we used the facilities at Le Royal Meridien – this isn’t ideal as you have to get a shuttle over, although they are frequent we missed the convenience of popping back and forth from the beach or pool to our room during the day if we wanted to. Other reviewers mention a steady stream of daily treats and canapes? we got them only twice during our 5 night stay. The Grosvenor House I feel is more suited to the business traveller whereas the Meridien is a little more laid back with more of a ‘holiday’ atmosphere, our room was nice but rather small and it was a shame that after the fist night the lovely bedding and cushions, were left stacked to the side of the bed throughout our stay nstead of being put back on a daily basis and being taken off in the evening as I would expect. I don’t wish this review to sound negative – overall we enjoyed our stay and I would stay there again, it would not however be my first choice.





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