We have just come back from a 5 night stay at the Radisson Deira. We had room 329 overlooking the pool and creek. Balcony was small but furnished nicely (was absolutely fine for 2 people). Room was a good size, furnished nicely with a comfy bed.
We had bought some duty free from the airport so we had the minibar emptied for us and we stored our own alcohol in there.

Good location - a few minutes from City Centre mall in a taxi. A few minutes walk around the corner to a 24 hour supermarket.

We had room service once - prompt, good price and nice food. We also ate in the 24hr restaurant once for lunch. Apart from that we got a couple of cakes from the cake shop and had a drink in the Pub. Most evenings we headed down to the Century/Irish Village for food/drinks - this was approx. 10-15 dirhams in a taxi

just back from this hotel and it was good.

The hotel is a business hotel and expensive,the rooms are small and the bathroom is very very small as are the balconies,there are 2 bars and some good food being served in the pub bar,good staff also

i wud recommend this hotel for business only and not a holiday

I wholeheartedly recommend the Radisson SAS in Dubai. The hotel is located on the creek, so it is away from Jumeriah and all the construction that appears to be going on in Dubai at the moment. Its next to the hustle bustle of local life!

We had slight mix up with hotel booking, the staff were absolutely excellent, they contacted the travel agents on our behalf and ensured the problem was sorted out within no time at all.

The breakfast buffet, facilities and general upkeep of the hotel is lovely. Not far from the gold and spice souks…and only 5min cab ride from the city centre mall. Its definitely worth taking an abra to the other side of original Dubai. At only 1 Dirum, its well worth it!

A lovely place in the heart of the Dubai.

We have stayed at this hotel many times during our ex-pat days in the early 1990's when it was owned by the Intercontinental chain and was perhaps the best hotel in Dubai at this time.

We had heard that the hotel was now part of the SAS Radisson group and during a stopover in DXB on returning from India we decided to give it a try once again.

For those who prefer to stay in the city rather than along the Gulf coastal strip, this hotel's location is still hard to beat with its Creek facing balconies giving granstand views of the dhow anchorage ( although rich men's pleasure boats are squeezing the traditional dhows further down the Creek - shame on the Dubai Municipality!).

Although this is still a first rate hotel its design is dated and it is not difficult to spot why the Intercontinental group have sold it on.
Standard rooms are still very acceptable in terms of living space but the bathrooms are small and in today's world are somewhat old fashioned, rather like old THF Post House bathrooms in the 1970's. In today's de luxe hotels one expects walk in showers etc; and its is difficult to see how this could be achieved within the design constraints of the hotel. Radisson have done their best however with what is available to them and there is no call for complaint over the facilities in general.

The hotel has numerous restaurants, so you are spoilt for choice and the food generally is of a high standard, although we would advise giving the noodle bar a miss based on our experience.

The hotel has a reasonable pool and fitness area and for those in need of retail therapy, its own shopping mall and is also in walking distance of the souks or a short taxi ride to the more famous shopping outlets.

Pricewise the room tarrif is realistic and probably represents reasonable value for Dubai.