This is the best hotel is you can not afford the Burj.
Great place, loverly spacious rooms and great service. Highly recommended.

The location of the Emirates towers is very convenient for business travellers and it's not very far from the airport. The room was spotlessly clean and well decorated. The one downside was the shower. The water pressure was quite weak but I suppose that must be the case for being in the desert.

The beds and pillows were comfortable and the services including housekeeping and laundry were very efficient. Foodwise there are plenty of choices and their breakfast buffet is well worth the high price. There are also plenty of well stocked up bars for a drink in the evening. Most of the restaurants do require an advance reservation though.

There were plenty of designer shops adjoining the hotel and other shopping is generally a short taxi ride away. Price wise the Emirates towers is on the expensive side - just like everything else in Dubai.

I am a regular visitor of this hotel and I usually stay at the executive floor, the lounge service is outstanding, one of the best lounges I have ever been to, and I have been to many places.

the gym is great and the resturants choice are amazing, don't miss out the rib roum.

the prices are somehow on the expensive side, but that how dubai became, if you are going for business I recommend nothing but this hotel

Booked the weekend special for our first three nights in Dubai (July 25-July 28). The special rate of 690AED included breakfast. A taxi from the airport cost 50AED and took about 20-minutes at around 8 PM. We were quickly assisted at the check-in desk and promptly escorted to our room, 2801. The décor is modern but very comfortable. The bed, with nightstands on both sides, is very comfy and the linens very good quality. There’s a cool sofa in front of the window, a large desk and lots of closet space with a safe and coffee/tea maker. Several complimentary bottles of water were replenished each day. The bathroom is extraordinary, with a large marble/glass shower, cool fixtures, and oh what a tub. The amenities are masculine and there’s even bath salt. (There’s a menu of spa-like bath treatments that they’ll prepare in your tub.) The towels, bathrobes, and slippers are nice.
We got a good night sleep but woke early (time zone effects). We could see the camel race track, the towering Burj and other sleek skyscrapers. The breakfast buffet is elaborate, there’s way too much to be able to try it all. After breakfast, we got some info from the concierge and headed to Diera part of Dubai. Once we got over-heated, we came back to the Towers and caught the shuttle over to Wild Wadi Water Park. Guests of Jumeirah hotels are admitted for free. It was quite an experience to see the diversity of the crowd, everything from bikini clad Europeans to completely covered in black local women! There’s a great spot to relax and watch the sun set behind the Burj Al Arab hotel.
The Jumeirah hotel company employees are so well trained in providing excellent service. At the hotel, I asked an employee how to get to one of the restaurants…they walked me all the way! Each employee greets you and does their best to help.
The following 2 days were also great. Our room was serviced twice a day. The hotel seemed busy with mostly business travelers, yet we felt welcome as leisure travelers.
The only thing to complain about is the internet service. There’s no wifi in the rooms and there’s a fee to use the business center.
We strongly recommend the Jumeirah hotels. Emirates Tower is a fine 5-star hotel with committed employees and management. It offers spectacular views of the business district but is not too far from tourist destinations.