Millennium Place Marina sits proudly overlooking Dubai Marina in the Jumeirah Beach Residence district. This new and unique Dubai hotel showcases chic guest accommodation, excellent leisure amenities, a vibrant food and drink scene, and access to the city's famous sights and attractions; creating the perfect place for a relaxed break in the United Arab Emirates.
Daytimes revolve around doing as much or as little as you wish. Take a dip in the outdoor pool and then settle on a chaise lounge to top up your tan, or keep in shape in the state-of-the-art fitness centre. Perhaps indulge in retail therapy at the nearby Ibn Battuta Mall and Mall of the Emirates or enjoy fun times at Ski Dubai, Aquaventure, and Wild Wadi Water Park?
Unwind and re-charge in your contemporary guest room or suite; where the white, black, and burgundy decor is complemented by a host of welcome touches. Admire the views from the floor-to-ceiling windows or your balcony, wash away the cares of the day in the rain shower, watch the news on the IP television, and enjoy a good night's rest with the air-conditioning and comfy beds.
MasterChef, the TV Experience Restaurant offers one-of-a-kind world dining; including seasonal and signature menus and an interactive 'Mystery Box Challenge' experience. Ikigai Restaurant & Bar showcases 'Japan on a plate' with authentic Asian cuisine and ice-cold beers. There's also a lounge for cocktails and socialising and a 24-hour room service menu.
Property facilities
Millennium Place Marina offers plentiful facilities, including: an outdoor swimming pool, sun terrace with chaise lounges, two restaurants, lounge, fitness centre, 24-hour reception with concierge, multilingual staff, car hire, dry cleaning/laundry, and currency exchange; accessible rooms, valet parking, and air-conditioning.
Food, drink & entertainment
MasterChef, the TV Experience Restaurant offers a one-of-a-kind world dining experience; including seasonal menus by 'resident' guest chefs, a permanent menu of signature dishes like Truffle and Pea Soup, Quail Bulgur and Fish, and Mauritian Style Lobster Curry; and an interactive 'Mystery Box Challenge' - where you choose from eight to ten ingredients brought to your table for the chefs to create an on-the-spot meal.
Ikigai Restaurant & Bar is a concept eatery showcasing 'Japan on a plate' and serves authentic Asian cuisine with delicious twists; including izakaya street-chic fare/Japanese soul food and also a menu of drinks such as ice-cold beers. You'll also find a lounge where you can enjoy drinks and socialise and a 24-hour room service menu so you can eat and drink in the comfort of your room or suite.
Sport, games & activities
Kick-start your day with a few laps of the outdoor swimming pool or up the tempo with a hearty workout in the state-of-the-art fitness centre. Visit the concierge for ideas on what to experience, see, and do during your stay in Dubai. Leave the hotel behind and discover shopping at Ibn Battuta Mall and Mall of the Emirates; family times at Ski Dubai, Aquaventure, and Wild Wadi Water Park; golf at Emirates Golf Club; and cityscape vistas from the Burj Khalifa's observation deck.
Room facilities
This luxury Dubai hotel has a total of 453 luxury guest units across four categories; comprising Superior Rooms, Deluxe Rooms with Balcony, Executive Places, and Executive Suites. Superior Rooms feature a white, black, and burgundy colour palette, floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the city skyline, bathroom with rain shower, hairdryer, and toiletries; IP television, air-conditioning complimentary Wi-Fi access, direct-dial telephone, iron/ironing board, mini-fridge, 24-hour room service, safe, and daily-replenished bottled water.
Springing up from the Arabian Desert seemingly overnight, Dubai is an innovative city that goes out of its way to impress. This modern metropolis is all about extremes and firsts; it's home to the world's first seven-star hotel, the world's tallest building, the world's most iconic man-made island, and the world's largest shopping mall.
As well as all that extravagance, you can expect high levels of luxury and service at our selection of top notch hotels. In amongst the skyscrapers, you'll find bustling gold and spice souks that give you a taste of what Dubai was like before the boom. Take a traditional show cruise across the Creek, or head out of town on a spectacular desert safari.
Add pristine beaches and year-round sunshine to the breathtaking cityscape and it's easy to see why Dubai is fast becoming one of the planet's most popular holiday destinations.
Dubai is warm all year round, but it can get really hot in the height of summer. Visit from November to March for highs of around 25°C.
One of the biggest draws to Dubai is the hot climate and gorgeous beaches, but there's plenty to do besides sunbathing. With its juxtaposed contemporary malls and ancient souks, Dubai's shopping scene is eclectic and second to none. There are more contrasts when it comes to Dubai's architecture; marvel at the landmark Jumeirah Mosque or take the elevator to the top of Burj Khalifa for staggering views of the iconic skyline and the gulf beyond. For thrills and spills, Wild Wadi Water Park and Atlantis The Palm have got it covered with their amazing aqua-based attractions. All those beaches mean there are plenty of water sports to choose from in Dubai - and you'll find first class golf courses inland. Think Dubai is all skyscrapers and no culture? Think again: visit Dubai Museum to learn about the colourful history of the city, take a traditional Dhow cruise in amongst the traders in the Creek, or head out to the desert for unbelievable scenery and a fascinating insight into the nomadic way of life.
Dining in Dubai is a real treat, with everything from worldwide food to Michelin-starred restaurants to choose from. Many luxury hotels have a variety of in-house restaurants serving up international dishes from Japan, Italy, India and beyond. Don't miss the opportunity to sample the local aromatic cuisine that's shot with flavoursome spices.
From glamorous, hotel-based bars to big name clubs like Buddha Bar, Dubai's nightlife scene is as varied as you'd expect from any modern city. Please keep in mind that alcohol consumption is only allowed in bars and on other designated premises, and that drinking on the street or in other public places is strictly prohibited. For an unforgettable evening, take a sunset tour to the desert and enjoy dinner in a Bedouin tent beneath the starry sky.
It is your responsibility to ensure you have the correct travel insurance and vaccinations and / or special medication for your destination. Please consult your GP for advice at least one month ahead of travel. It is essential that you meet the visa and passport requirements for your chosen destination. Visit the Foreign & Commonwealth Office (http://www.fco.gov.uk) website for up to date entry requirements listed by country.
