Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab

Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab is a platinum-level beachfront resort on a man-made peninsula beside Jumeirah Burj Al Arab, with wave-shaped architecture by Shaun Killa, an 82-berth D-Marin marina and a design-led take on Dubai's Jumeirah coastline. Opened in March 2025, it suits couples and families who want contemporary Jumeirah luxury with Burj views, private beaches and destination dining.

About 386 rooms and suites run from marina and ocean Deluxe rooms of about 67m² (including terrace) through Terrace rooms of about 79m² and Family rooms, up to Deluxe Suites from about 110m² and larger Ocean Terrace, Grand Terrace, Pearl, Presidential and Royal suites. Many terraces exceed 22m². Dubai International Airport is about 25 to 35 minutes by road depending on traffic.

Accommodation includes Marina and Ocean Deluxe Rooms, Marina and Ocean Terrace Rooms, Ocean Family Rooms, Marina and Ocean Deluxe Suites, and larger Ocean Terrace and signature suites. Expect a private terrace, air conditioning, minibar, tea and coffee and a flat-screen TV. Ask us which marina or ocean outlook suits your trip.

Dining is a headline reason to stay: Iliana on the beach, Kinugawa by the adults' pool, Rialto for Italian, The Fore with Mirabelle, Madame Li, Umi Kei and The Bombay Club, plus The Cullinan, Kira, 1206, Pierre Hermé Paris and LITT Bar Club. Ask us what your board basis covers and which restaurants need reservations or have age policies.

Facilities include five pools and two private beaches, Talise Spa over three floors (including a women-only floor), a Family Club, fitness and hammam facilities, marina promenade dining, buggy links to other Jumeirah beachfront properties, and access to selected Wild Wadi Waterpark rides (confirm on your rate).

Overall, Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab is a platinum-level Jumeirah beach resort for guests who want a new-build marina setting, Burj Al Arab views and a wide dining and wellness line-up next door to Madinat Jumeirah.

Our tips

• Ask us whether an Ocean Deluxe or Ocean Terrace room is worth it for the Burj Al Arab outlook on your dates.
• Suite categories typically unlock Iliana Pool Club access; ask us to confirm before you book.
• Book Iliana, Kinugawa and Rialto early in busy weeks; some venues have dress or age rules.
• Families: compare an Ocean Family Room with connecting Two Bedroom Family layouts for space and cost.
• Use the complimentary buggy service if you plan to hop to Madinat Jumeirah or Jumeirah Beach Hotel.
• Confirm Wild Wadi access on your rate; some packages cover selected rides only.

What recent guests tell us

• Guests praise the wave-shaped architecture, marina setting and clear views of Burj Al Arab.
• Room terraces and indoor-outdoor living are frequent highlights.
• Dining variety, especially Iliana, Kinugawa and The Fore restaurants, draws strong comments.
• The spa's women-only floor and indoor pool get positive mentions.
• Some guests note the resort is large and still settling in as a new opening; plan restaurant locations.
• Families like the Family Club and beach pools with Burj views.
• Couples often choose Ocean Terrace rooms or Deluxe Suites for a more exclusive feel.
• Practical tip from guests: sunset from an ocean terrace is part of the stay; ask us about west-facing categories.

For couples

Ocean Terrace Rooms, Deluxe Suites and Kinugawa or Rialto evenings suit couples who want a design-led Jumeirah stay with destination dining. Ask us about honeymoon extras for your dates.

For families

Ocean Family Rooms and Two Bedroom Family layouts work well with the Family Club, beach pools and selected Wild Wadi access. Ask us about child rates, cots and which restaurants welcome younger children in the evening.

Spa

Talise Spa spans three floors with about 13 treatment rooms, a 20-metre indoor pool, fitness studio, mixed hammam, sauna and steam, plus a dedicated women-only floor. Ask us for the current menu and any early-stay offers.

Sports and activities

Resort pools, two private beaches, the marina promenade, Family Club and selected Wild Wadi rides are the main activity anchors. Ask us what is complimentary on your dates.

Location

Umm Suqeim 3, Jumeirah Road, Dubai, on the peninsula beside Jumeirah Burj Al Arab. About 25 to 35 minutes by road from Dubai International Airport (DXB), traffic dependent.

Good to know

• Opened March 2025; about 300 rooms and 86 suites (386 total).
• Designed by Shaun Killa; 82-berth D-Marin marina on site.
• Wild Wadi access depends on rate; ask us.
• Dubai levies a Tourism Dirham fee of AED 20 per room per night for five-star hotels, for up to 30 consecutive nights. Quotes usually also reflect a 10% service charge, a 7% municipality fee and 5% VAT on taxable items; ask us how these appear on your quote for your dates.

What's included
Depends on the board basis you book. Breakfast is commonly offered; higher suite categories may add transfers or Club-style benefits. Ask us for the current inclusions list before you book.

Meal upgrade options
Ask us about half board, dine-around options across the resort restaurants and how specialty venues are treated on your dates.

Transfer time from airport: about 25 to 35 minutes by road from DXB

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