The Dubai EDITION

T Mahieu

The rooms are not only spacious but also exude comfort. The ideal location of the hotel makes it a convenient choice for getting places in the city. What truly sets this hotel apart is the exceptional service provided by the staff with attentiveness to ensure our comfort and satisfaction. Overall, our experience at this hotel was nothing short of exceptional. Whether you're visiting for business or leisure, I highly recommend it for a truly memorable stay

Rashid Dossary

The edition is in a good location, good gym, and has spacious rooms. That is about the only things that are going for it. My experience with the hotel was horrible. The first night I was there the bell boys were trying to carry my things when one carried my backpack almost cutting it. The lobby is an entrance for a club.. which attracts unnecessary people to the lobby and makes it very crowded. Also I could hear the street from my room..and lots of young people knocked on my door drunk in the morning. The staff are extremely rude and the clientele that were there are extremely shady. I don't recommend at all staying at the hotel.. you would better stay at the heritage for a better experience.

Anna Ariza

I loved this hotel!!! The service was amazing, specially Adrian who helped us in the check in process and was so attentive during our whole stay. The room was amazing, and the location extremely convenient. It was walking distance to Dubai mall, Burj Khalifa and the boulevard. I’ve been to this hotel 2 times and would never change it! I’d recommend it 100% for the service and location.

Omran Almazrouei

As a Platinum member of Bonvoy, my recent stay at the Edition was deeply disappointing, diverging significantly from the high standards I've come to expect based on my extensive experience with Edition hotels worldwide. Upon arrival, the manager informed me that the customary Marriott complimentary upgrade for my platinum status to the next category was unavailable due to a "new rule" excluding upgrades during the holiday season. Despite my late check-in after 9 pm on a weekday for 1 night and the availability of suites, an upgrade was only offered at an additional cost, which I paid. Unfortunately, the suite's condition was far below expectations and the usual. The bedroom temperature was uncomfortably high, suggesting the air conditioning was malfunctioning. The sinks in both the main and living room toilets were prone to overflowing, and the shower gel and different hotel amenities were empty without replacement prior to my check-in. Furthermore, the suite's couch was broken, featuring a noticeable dent that impacted its usability and comfort. Service requests were met with extensive delays, detracting from the overall experience of my stay. Adding to the discomfort, the noise from traffic persisted until 3 am which can be heard from highest floors in the hotel, disrupting the peace and quiet typically associated with a stay at Edition. This level of noise pollution, combined with the suite's condition and the lack of timely service, contributed to a rather unpleasant stay. Having stayed at this particular hotel for over 20 weekends, I've observed a stark decline in service quality under the new management. What once felt like a premium experience now aligns more closely with a 2-3 star service. As a loyal and regular customer, it's disheartening to witness such a dramatic transformation. The current state of affairs has led me to reconsider future visits to this establishment, as it no longer meets the standards I expect from the Edition brand.

Mr bunne

My recent stay at The Dubai Edition, a new establishment just a stone’s throw from the Dubai Mall, left me with mixed feelings. The hotel, while boasting a convenient location, fails to deliver the quintessential five-star experience one might expect, aligning more closely with a three or at best, a four-star rating. This discrepancy mainly stems from a noticeable lack of attention to detail in both the physical infrastructure and management. Firstly, the structural aspects of the hotel raised several questions. Why must the flooring be uncomfortably cold? The light from the air conditioning unit is distractingly bright, and I found it peculiar that the terrace door cannot be securely locked. Moreover, the room decor is drearily monochrome, lacking any vibrant accents to enliven the atmosphere. The management aspects also fell short of the mark. Despite paying a premium akin to a five-star hotel, the level of personal care and attention that one might expect was conspicuously absent. Housekeeping services were inconsistent and sometimes oddly timed, like in the evenings around 7 PM. The quality of the amenities like the worn-out pillows and frayed towels further diminished the overall experience. In summary, for those familiar with the “Edition” range of hotels, The Dubai Edition unfortunately does not live up to the standard set by its counterparts. While it might offer basic comfort, it lacks the refined touch and meticulous care characteristic of a top-tier hotel.