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Highly recommended. Everything is up to Rove's standards. Characteristic features: - Design - High quality for a 3-star hotel - Pool open until 8 PM - Iron in the room - Ice machine on the floor And so on.

I checked in at the property listed on the website, but they updated me to hotel, Novotel, and it was great. The reception staff were friendly and the service was genuine. I loved the room with its beautiful view, both day and night. There was complimentary coffee and water in the room, and the location was central. There were plenty of places to walk around all day. It's a very conveniently located hotel, close to the train station and the airport, making travel easy.

We stayed in Ibis for 2 nights. The hotel is good, rooms a bit old but cozy, have everything you need. We had first floor and windows looking to the garden. The location is 5 min walking distance from Insurance Company metro station which is so good. Area is also nice, there is mall and a lot of cafes. There is also Carrefour next to the hotel.

The location is very good on the waterfront of gadaf canal,very nice area to walk around. But some construction in the area, and breakfast simple can be better..

A good hotel, just a 5-minute walk from AL Jadaf metro station. Pros: Clean room with a view of the neighboring hotel and the city to the right. A large bed, TV, kettle, safe, tea, coffee, and bottled water are all provided for a comfortable stay. Cons: The siphon in the toilet was leaking. It's strange that this wasn't noticed or fixed during daily housekeeping. A bigger negative is the lack of customer-centricity. The windows in the room were locked, and we asked TWICE for them to be opened. Both times we were told someone would come, but no one ever did. I consider this behavior disrespectful to guests.

I usually never complain, and if I do write reviews, they are always positive. But this instance is different; I was deeply hurt and offended. Overall, the hotel is decent and close to the metro. However, one receptionist treated me in a very insulting and disrespectful manner. I don't want to write her name—it starts with ”Hyp...”—but she seems to be a senior staff member there. She called me an ”escort.” She did this right at her workstation—repeatedly and loudly—as I walked past her from the street toward the elevator. She was standing at the reception desk hurling insults at me in front of other guests. Yet, I have never worked as an escort in my life; I am a respectable woman. I don't know what provoked such hatred in her. Men also work at the reception desk; I would occasionally approach them to extend my booking. Perhaps one of them is her husband, and she was jealous of me? But I never gave any reason for that—I simply extended my stay and went back to my room. Or maybe she just hates blondes. In any case, treating hotel guests this way is unacceptable. Especially considering I stayed there for over a month, from June to July 2026. She ought to remember that her salary comes from the money guests pay to stay at the hotel. She likely insulted me to make me leave. My English isn't very good, but I believe I was told she wanted me gone so badly that she fabricated a pretext and went to the police to complain about me. She told them I was paying for my room using some obscure cryptocurrency. But I had paid officially through a major international booking site. When I was questioned about it, I explained everything. It was really unpleasant, though, that she went to the police and badmouthed me in an attempt to get me evicted. I’ve never encountered such a negative attitude at any other hotel. On other occasions, she simply refused to speak to me. Whenever I approached, she would either be busy talking on the phone for a long time or staring at her computer, ignoring me completely. However, the other receptionists—Prana and Renu—were helpful and treated me well.

I randomly picked City Palace Hotel on Trip.com and was a bit nervous about staying there, but it turned out to be far better than I expected in every way. The room was well-equipped and clean, breakfast had a great variety, and it was convenient for getting around. The price was also reasonable, making it a top choice for business travelers in Dubai. Everything just fell into place perfectly.

The hotel is definitely worth every penny. The area is peaceful and quiet, which made the whole experience very comfortable. The rooms are beautiful, well-maintained, and the toilets are clean and fresh. Overall, great value for money and a place I would happily stay at again.

Had a good customer experience except that I was greatly disappointed when I was charged 100DHR for inviting a guest to my room. I’ve been in several hotels in different countries but I never heard of such insane charges.

An incredible stay, even though some rooms smelled of cigarette smoke, but the cleanliness was okay.