Al Qusais - Hotels

Hotels

Dubai Grand Hotel, Elite Classic, Fortune Plaza (previously known as the Princess Hotel), Fortune Classic Hotel Apartments, Al Bustan Hotel, Emirates Star Hotel Apartments, Layia Plaza Hotel and Tulip Inn Hotel Apartments are some of the hotels situated in Al Qusais.

Neighbourhoods and communities in Dubai
Deira and
eastern Dubai
  • Abu Hail
  • Al Baraha
  • Al Buteen
  • Al Dhagaya
  • Al Hamriya Port
  • Al Khabisi
  • Al Mamzar
  • Al Mizhar
  • Al Muraqqabat
  • Al Murar
  • Al Muteena
  • Al Nahda
  • Al Qusais
  • Al Ras
  • Al Rashidiya
  • Al Rigga
  • Al Sabkha
  • Al Twar
  • Al Waheda
  • Al Warqaa
  • Ayal Nasir
  • Dubai International Airport
  • Hor Al Anz
  • Mirdif
  • Muhaisnah
  • Nad Al Hammar
  • Nad Shamma
  • Naif
  • Port Saeed
  • Rigga Al Buteen
  • Umm Ramool
  • Warisan
  • Al Amardhi
Bur Dubai and
western Dubai
  • Al Bada
  • Al Barsha
  • Al Garhoud
  • Al Hamriya
  • Al Hudaiba
  • Al Jaddaf
  • Al Jafilia
  • Al Karama
  • Al Kifaf
  • Al Manara
  • Al Mankhool
  • Al Markada
  • Al Quoz
  • Al Rifa
  • Al Safa
  • Al Satwa
  • Al Shindagha
  • Al Souk Al Kabir
  • Al Sufouh
  • Al Wasl
  • Bu Kadra
  • Business Bay
  • Dubai Marina
  • Emirates Hills
  • Dubai International City
  • Jebel Ali
  • Jumeirah
  • Jumeirah Islands
  • Jumeirah Lake Towers
  • Nad Al Sheba
  • Oud Metha
  • Port Rashid
  • Ras Al Khor
  • Ras Al Khor Industrial Area
  • Trade Centre 1
  • Trade Centre 2
  • Umm Al Sheif
  • Umm Hurair
  • Umm Suqeim
  • Zabeel

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