Dubai Marina
Grosvenor House, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Dubai
A 750-room hotel in two 45-storey towers at the northern mouth of Dubai Marina, the first opened in June 2005 as the first hotel in the Marina and the second added as a twin. Rooms and suites look over the Marina, the Gulf and Palm Jumeirah, and the towers hold some 15 restaurants and bars, from Buddha-Bar to the two-MICHELIN-star Row on 45.
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- Advice from our own stay, in December 2024
- Preferred-partner benefits through Marriott STARS: a room upgrade, daily breakfast, a US$100 credit and early check-in and late checkout
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About the property
- Opened
- 2005
- Rooms
- 642
- Suites
- 108
- Renovated
- 2013
- Developer
- Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum
- Owned by
- Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum
From our stays
We stayed in December 2024
Rooms and suites
Deluxe Room (King or Twin)
35 sq m
Superior Deluxe Room (King or Twin)
35 sq m · high floor, breakfast included
Premier Room (King or Twin)
43 sq m · Executive lounge access, airport transfer
Suites
Premier Junior Suite
55 sq m · Executive lounge access
Premier Suite
60 sq m · Executive lounge access
Deluxe Suite (King or Twin)
68 sq m · one bedroom, Executive lounge access
One-Bedroom Residence / Junior Suite with Kitchen
69–70 sq m · kitchen
Premier Executive Suite
81–87 sq m · Executive lounge access
Two-Bedroom Family or Residential Suite
100–110 sq m · kitchen
Grosvenor Suite
105 sq m · Executive lounge access
Three-Bedroom Family or Residential Suite
138–155 sq m · kitchen
Royal Suite
200 sq m · high floor, Executive lounge access
Penthouse
300 sq m · three bedrooms
Dining and wellness
- Row on 45
- French-Japanese tasting menu · 45th floor, Tower Two
- City Social
- European restaurant · 43rd floor
- Indego by Vineet
- modern Indian restaurant
- Buddha-Bar
- Far Eastern restaurant and bar
- Toro Toro by Richard Sandoval
- South American restaurant
- Rhodes W1
- modern European restaurant and bar
- Siena
- Italian restaurant · Marina waterfront
- 7 Tales
- Japanese-inspired speakeasy · 44th floor
- Sloane's
- all-day restaurant
- Deck On 4
- Mediterranean pool deck
- Leaves, Bloom & Brew, The Gallery, Lobby Bar, The Bar
- tea lounge, café and bars
- Wellness
- Sanara Spa, with treatments built around the seven chakras; each tower has its own gym and terrace pool, and guests have access to the private beach at Le Royal Méridien Beach Resort & Spa.
Where it is
- Dubai Marina metro station
- 10 min on foot
- Dubai International Airport
- 30 min by car
Al Emreef Street, Dubai Marina
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The suites between the fifth and tenth floors of Tower Two look over the Arabian Sea, Palm Jumeirah or the Marina through floor-to-ceiling windows.
Deluxe Room (King or Twin) (35 sq m), Superior Deluxe Room (King or Twin) (35 sq m) and Premier Room (King or Twin) (43 sq m). Suites: Premier Junior Suite (55 sq m), Premier Suite (60 sq m), Deluxe Suite (King or Twin) (68 sq m), One-Bedroom Residence / Junior Suite with Kitchen (69–70 sq m), Premier Executive Suite (81–87 sq m), Two-Bedroom Family or Residential Suite (100–110 sq m), Grosvenor Suite (105 sq m), Three-Bedroom Family or Residential Suite (138–155 sq m), Royal Suite (200 sq m) and Penthouse (300 sq m).
We book Grosvenor House, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Dubai through Marriott STARS, so you get a room upgrade on arrival when one is available, daily breakfast for two, a US$100 hotel credit each stay and early check-in and late checkout when available, at no extra cost to you. On the hotel's flexible public rate.
Row on 45, tasting menu for 22 guests on the 45th floor of Tower Two, French technique with Japanese ingredients; chef Jason Atherton (Two MICHELIN stars (MICHELIN Guide Dubai, listing of February 2026)); City Social, european cooking with wood-fired dishes on the 43rd floor, by Jason Atherton, with views of Palm Jumeirah; Indego by Vineet, modern Indian by chef Vineet Bhatia, overlooking the Marina; Buddha-Bar, far Eastern food and cocktails with a resident DJ; Toro Toro by Richard Sandoval, south American; Rhodes W1, modern European restaurant, bar and terrace; Siena, italian on the Marina waterfront; 7 Tales, japanese-inspired speakeasy on the 44th floor; Sloane's, casual all-day dining from a show kitchen (Temporarily closed for maintenance; Siena serves breakfast meanwhile); Deck On 4, mediterranean pool deck and Leaves, Bloom & Brew, The Gallery, Lobby Bar, The Bar, tea lounge, patisserie café, whisky and cognac lounge and bars.
Sanara Spa, with treatments built around the seven chakras; each tower has its own gym and terrace pool, and guests have access to the private beach at Le Royal Méridien Beach Resort & Spa.
At the northern mouth of Dubai Marina, near The Walk at JBR and minutes from Dubai Internet City and Media City.
Dubai International (DXB), 33 km.
Grosvenor House, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Dubai opened in 2005. It was last renovated in 2013.
Built by Multiplex for Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum from January 2003; Tower One opened in June 2005 as the first hotel in Dubai Marina and the Grosvenor brand's first outside the United Kingdom, a 45-storey tower clad in precast concrete and a glazed curtain wall. It joined The Luxury Collection in 2010 with 422 keys, and an identical second tower followed, bringing the hotel to 750 rooms and suites.
