Abu Dhabi Saadiyat Island Hotels

The service is very thoughtful and every staff is enthusiastic. The hygiene is very good and the sea view room is very beautiful. The hotel is very large and it doesn't feel crowded. Breakfast is open until 1pm, which is very considerate. The Japanese restaurant next to the beach, the chef Nelson and the waiter Ros are very good. The beach of the hotel is very beautiful.

The reason I chose this hotel at the time was that it was new and opened in 2018. Compared to the St Regis and Park Hyatt on the left and right, which were both opened in 2011. Rotana is a local high-end hotel brand in the United Arab Emirates. There is indeed a certain gap between the service level and the international brands. For example, the facial expressions when facing guests, the overall breakfast arrangement, and the meal collection process need to be improved. Moreover, the check-in service this time was really bad. I booked a room with a sea view and a lounge, but the hotel received information about a room with a garden view without a lounge. It took two hours to find Ctrip on site to resolve the issue. , in the end I don’t know whether it was the hotel or Ctrip’s problem.

It’s not a very pleasant experience. When I made the reservation, I said it was the first day’s dinner plus the second day’s breakfast and lunch. When I checked in at more than three o’clock, I said it was the first day’s lunch and dinner. The second day only had breakfast. Check in The procedure is very slow, lunch must be used up before four o'clock, there is no way to eat. When the swimming pool was booked, it was said that it would open at 7:00, but I was caught up to swim at 8:45. Only suitable for children to play

Jumeirah's beaches are the most beautiful in Abu Dhabi! The water is crystal clear, shimmering in the sunlight. It's a true jelly-like sea, a glassy sea 💙. The water is truly aquamarine 💎. The Jumeirah Hotel's pool design seems to mimic the color of the ocean, from shallow to deep, with a gradient color on the bottom. The hotel design is impeccable, with a predominantly white color scheme that's modern and upscale. The balcony in the sea view room is a bit small, with limited sea views, but the bathtub is quite large. The complimentary Jumeirah fabric bag provided in the room is often seen carried by the hotel. It's very practical and waterproof, perfect for carrying things to the beach. The gym is a bit far from the hotel building, requiring a walk. It was hot, sunny, and humid this time, and I really didn't want to go outside. However, the gym is large, with a ladies-only gym. It has a full range of equipment, including a stair climbing machine. The hotel's breakfast buffet is excellent, offering not only Western options but also Chinese options like spring rolls, steamed buns, dumplings, porridge, fried rice, and ice cream. I highly recommend the traditional Arabic dessert, halwa, which is small and tastes a bit like halva sesame candy. It's delicious here, moist and sweet, and pairs perfectly with coffee.

Amazingly mixed feelings from staying. If you definitely want to live in Saadiat and you don't have the desire or opportunity to enjoy luxury hotels for 10,000 dollars a week, you will definitely like this hotel. It is the best compromise. But be prepared that you won't have a luxury 5 stars. Personally I stayed very pressured. But everything in order. Price-quality ratio, for this place 100%. Very nice and well equipped apartments. There are all the necessary equipment in the kitchen. In 2 minutes there is a Spar, with a rosy choice of first-needed products and items. A luxurious beach in 1 minute. But very few cheeslones. They are dismantled early in the morning. But the beach and the sand are so pleasant that it is quite possible to lie on it on a towel and enjoy. But without umbrellas. In general a solid four!!!

During the Christmas season, I spent several delightful days at the Park Hyatt Abu Dhabi, the very same Park Hyatt where Liu Yifei once stayed, and it turned out to be my favorite place where I lingered the longest during this trip. Coincidentally, the room number was the same as my birthday (a rare occurrence for someone born in January). *Highlights: The hotel boasts its own private beach, free from the hustle and bustle of tourists, offering a tranquil and comfortable atmosphere with a great vibe. *Relaxation: There are multiple swimming pools, restaurants, and a library, all exquisitely beautiful, and you can enjoy the sight of eagles during breakfast. *Activities: Morning yoga classes are available, along with tennis courts, a golf course, a gym, and a spa. *Service: The welcome gifts included a large box of chocolates and a fruit platter—the chocolates were absolutely delicious. The staff were all very warm and provided attentive service. *Amenities: The toiletries were from Le Labo, a brand that I adore. *Location: The Louvre is nearby, making it convenient to visit. *The rate during the Christmas season was approximately $1100 per night. *Drawback: It was so comfortable that I ended up staying in the hotel for several days without venturing out, missing many of Abu Dhabi's attractions.

The staff at the hotel were very friendly and accommodating, which made the stay pleasant. However, it seemed to be peak season during our visit, so the breakfast area was quite crowded. The seating was arranged closely, making it feel a bit cramped at times. Despite this, the food variety was good, and the quality was satisfying. The hotel’s location is a major plus—it’s very convenient, with easy access to major attractions and public transport. Overall, it’s a decent choice for travelers who prioritize location and friendly service, but be prepared for some crowds during busy periods.