Rating		Reviewer from : TR
happy with the choice Adequate and comfortable rooms offer you a good sleep but it is a little noisy. This is the only problem I had during my stay at Queens Hotel. I was on a short business trip about 2 days. Nice staff helped us everything we ask for. The hotel is located in an Asian area. We loved the mixed culture and Asian shops there. I had a little time I just went shoppping! I recommend this hotel, I'll return 3.6

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"Great Service For Excellent Price" I have just returned from a lovely week in Dubai. The Queens hotel is based in Deira (the heart of Dubai) and provided a service way beyond expectations for the very cheap price paid. Our room was spotless clean, had a fridge for drinks etc. and excellent air con. The sheets and towels were changed everyday and ironing services available was very very cheap and exceptionally managed. It was the staff however, more than the surroundings that made our stay as hassle free and enjoyabke as it was. There was nothing the staff couldn't do to help us.

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"Brilliant for the price" I have to say i wasnt very impresssed with this hotel or the area when i first arrived but over the week i grew to love it, the area is a little grotty and extremely over crowded but everybody is soooo nice, men seem to make up about 80% of the population in Dubai and it is definately true that they stare ALOT but they are completely harmless and very friendly and helpful. The staff in the hotel are also very helpful and keep the rooms very clean the sheets and towels are changed daily the rooms are a bit dated but its to be expected as it is very inexpensive to stay here. The breakfast is very basic but is more than exceptable. There are a couple of hotels near by who serve alcohol Sandras Inn (which has a restaurant and bar called the golden fork food here is average but really cheap £5 for fillet steak and chips and wine for £8.50 a bottle), Hyatt regency, Picadilly... the staff on reception will be happy to point u in the rite direction, one evening we got a cab to the irish village which is near dubai airport this was nice but ALOT more expensive than other alcohol serving places, in saying that the alcohol and food prices range from very cheap to sometimes over priced. For me the most worthwhile place to eat was in the near by hyatt regency, on the 25th floor there is a revolvong restaurant that has a 3 course ala carte buffet for 170dirhams or £25pp (and a bottle of white wine was about 140dirham or £20) both the food and the view was spectacular, also worth a visit but a little pricier is the famous Burj we had lunch in the Al Iwan restaurant which works out at 325dirham or £47pp for a similar 3 course buffet and about £34 for a bottle of wine the only reason it seems most people eat there is that without a reservation you cannot get in to see the hotel it really is worth seeing. Afternoon tea is also an option but was fully booked when we tried to make a reservation it works out at 225dirhams or £32pp. taxis in dubai are very cheap but the city especially the deira area is very congested with traffic all taxis are metered but when using them everyday it does take its toll on your spending money about a 3mins walk from the Queens hotel is the gold souk bus station here you can get a bus to almost any where in dubai eg No 8 bus brings you from here to the Burj or Jumeriah area for about 25p 1way the buses are very comfortable as they are fully air conditioned only problem i found with them was the first 12 seats are for women and the rest of the bus is for men, men are allowed stand on the bus but women are not so gettin a bus from the gold souk was no problem as the buses start at this station empty and as u can imagine 12 seats fill up very quickly so its not always possible for a women to be able to use the bus much to my ANNOYANCE!!! and ofcourse the poor women who live and work there. As the city is so huge and spread out i would definately recommend the big bus tour its the usual hop on hop off and one of the stops is Ski dubai which is definately worth seeing it cost 150dirhams or £22 and leaves from the nearby gold souk station. The hotel does have its own restaurant but no alcohol we didnt eat here so i cant comment but it is really inexpensive. The pool is in my eyes is not worth even being there it seems clean and looks nice but is not heated and is built on the 2nd floor with walls surrounding it therefore no sun i didnt see one oerson in it the whole week, but the jumriah beach park about 20mins from the hotel is fab 70p to get in and the £2 for a sun lounger i, not usually a fan of beachs but this is an exception totally clear water, no sea weed or fish or anything really nice and a golden sand.

Rating		Reviewer from : Västerås
If you find it... We spent over 3 hours trying to find the hotel. Called the hotel for directions, asked people on the street, even took a taxi that would guide us! The taxi driver did not have a clue! It is a livley area, so forget about the sleep. Breakfast is inlcuded but doesn't start to serve until 8 o'clock, which was to late for us, so we did not get anything. The rooms where quite clean, but would be great with new curtains and some painting.

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