We stayed at the Avari Dubai Hotel for one night. The hotel is close to he airport and since we had to catch an early morning flight, it suited us fine. The staff is very friendly. The rooms are neat and clean and welcoming. though a bit small. The only drawback is that it is not very close to the... more

i stayed here for 3 night.the room was cleanand nice, but the food was 2-3 star. more

A very beautiful and clean room with a huge bed! We stayed only for a day while waiting for our flight.We ate lunch at the hotel , there was a big buffett with a lot of good food.I remember that the reception and all the staff were polite , the room was clean , with new furnitures , comfortable and... more

We are a big group tour. We booked 41 rooms at this hotel during 15-18 FEB 2008. Every room is confirmed by hotel. We also checked with hotel again on the morning of Feb 15 and all rooms are confirmed. We arrived hotel at 18:00. Front office Manager told us that he had only 25 rooms for our group and... more

Everything is almost ok,except the "noise".If you don't be careful in picking your room,the noisy disco of this hotel won't let you sleep before 3 in the morning.also,the staff are a little rude ,specially in dinning room. more

Personal care by staff. more

well where shall i start , when you ask a member of staff for something and they can not do it , he/she will say ( the common say ) what to do .......... !!!!!!!!!!!! . The breakfast room looks like a big mess with tables full of used plates and so on and on . I will never stay... more

The Avari hotel is situated in Deera - Downtown Dubai. I have stayed here on my last two business trips to Dubai and will stay again. My travel agent has been booking me for $150 USD per night This hotel is great for business travellers on a budget. Its location to the airport and other business freezones make it a... more

Sorry that "Pierre" wasn't "Lucky" in his stay at the Avari, which is a part of a Pakistani chain.. I was there the following week and I couldn't have been happier. Once upon a time one could stay at the Hyatt or Sheraton or Inter Con and still have a few dirhams left for shopping, but now Dubai is as... more