Hotels in Dubai – There are quite a number of hotels in Dubai, you can find one easily in any part of Dubai even in the desert areas of International City. The hotels in Dubai United Arab Emirates are centred to few districts, and this is probably due to the district's unique properties. For instance, most of the budget Dubai hotels are centred in Deira and World Trade Centre areas due to its rather average but dense residential and commercial activities. There are also a few Dubai luxury hotels in Deira which was built during times when Deira was the financial centre of Dubai but most have either left to better grounds or converted to become more affordable hotels.

Jumeirah is favourite ground for luxury Jumeirah hotels and resorts, as the district has engraved its name in world stage as a world class city with distinctive properties. Jumeirah is renowned globally for having plenty of beautiful and exclusive beaches, with rows of beach villas and houses up for grab for those who can afford it, of course. Having a mixture of Europeans, Philippines' and small segment of Pakistanis, Jumeirah excel as one of the food haven in Dubai with plenty of posh restaurants offering multiracial cuisines, as well as local dishes.

For first time tourists to Dubai, the Dubai Museum in Bur Dubai is a must-see to understand the country and its social history. Start from exploring the reed houses in al-Fahidi fort, then move inside to the artefacts galleries. But the most interesting aspect is the underground extension that showcases a full fledged souk complete with its realistic surrounding environments, sound and light effects. The area has plenty of cheap Bur Dubai hotels within walking distance from the museum offering clean rooms, basic toiletries and handful of practical amenities that you can choose from.

While here, don't miss the Jumeirah Mosque located right at the heart of Jumeirah district. If you're staying in one of the luxury hotels in Jumeirah, then the mosque is just a walk away because most of the hotels here are quite near to this magnificent mosque. Built in the medieval times of Fatimid tradition, Jumeirah mosque is the largest and the most scenic mosque in the city. It is also one of the few mosques in UAE that allows non-Muslim to enter but strictly for guided tour only. Though the tour starts at 10am, but the best time to visit is evening when the mosque is vividly lit with floodlights, truly a sight to behold. It is also one of the few mosques in the world that allows photograph inside it so don't forget to get good shot of the artistic structures inside the mosque.

Dubai - Dubai is one of the seven emirates in the United Arab Emirates. Dubbed as the most modern and progressive emirates in UAE, Dubai has and keep developing at an unbelievable pace especially in tourism and trade industry. Dubai also has the largest population with the second largest land area in UAE, with the biggest being Abu Dhabi. Administratively, Dubai and Abu Dhabi is the only two emirates that have veto power over critical matters of national importance in the country's legislature.

What started as a mere seaside village in 1095 has now emerged as one of the few major global business and tourism hub, thanks to its aggressive growth plan which at the same time has shifted Dubai's main revenue from oil industry to tourism, real estate and financial sectors, similar to policies held high by Western developed nations. One of the key projects that has highlighted Dubai to international community is the ambitious artificial archipelago, the Palm Islands project, consists of Palm Jumeirah, Palm Jebel Ali and Palm Deira. You may not see the island entirely if you're staying in hotels in these exclusive locations, but you can view the islands and its magnificent structure from the observation deck of the tallest structure in the world, the Burj Khalifa.