Had a very good stay at Grand Bellevue Hotel Apartment in Dubai. A large room with all facilities on the second floor: kitchen, fridge, microwave. Parking spot around the corner. Although I asked and got a non-smoking room, still the odor of smoke was in the room. Great housekeeping service.

You will struggle to get a bowl to use in the kitchen for cereal and so on. The cleaning and food is very very basic. I have to be here as it is the hotel the company uses, but mainly to be avoided if possible.

I stayed at this hotel and checked in with my girlfriend where both of us produced our passports. The rooms are ok but nothing special at all. The same night we arrived after coming back from a bar, a security at the front held me back asking who she was and that I should not go to my room without... More

I stayed at the Grand Bellevue, Dubai for 10 days. Upon arrival i was asked if i do prefer high floor rooms. I was booked a 1 bedroom apartment since i was accompanied by my lovely wife. We both feel the hotel has excellent services, facilities, and location. The morning breakfast was rich and very tasty. The beds are very... More

We stayed at Grand Belleve, Dubai for a week. We had booked on line and got an executive suite on the 9th Floor. Pretty spacious, two bedroom, one with an attached bathroom. Both bathroom had tubs and basics amenities. Also had a drawing room, a dining area and a Kitchen with all the amenities that a family of 4 would... More

This is an islamic hotel, it is not displayed on their website however the fact is that gyms are separate male/female no music, there was a lo t of dust under the beds. Rooms are spacious though and it has a kitchennette and washing machine in the room.

1. I arrived at check-in, receptionist doesn't ask if I need a smoking or non-smoking room so I figured that since I'm pregnant they would realize I need a non-smoking room. I was given a terribly smelling smoking room and had to argue for 15 minutes to get a non-smoking one. She claimed she had no available rooms, suddenly after... More

We had connecting rooms "family suite" which was therefore two bedroooms (one twin, one double) but then had two tiny kitchenettes rather than one kitchen. Kitchenette really badly designed (e.g. the one in the kids room you could only plug in the microwave by putting the cord across the hot-plates). Not many plates, pans etc. As a hotel it was... More

We had a business suite for 3 days (really it was a studio) it was clean, but it seemed to take three staff to do one job, which I suppose is typical in Duabi, breakfast at the French style coffee shop opposite the hotel was good, the room lacked facilities in the kitchen area, cutlery, crockery and glasses were extremley... More