Dubai Hostels

"A good location to stay for transit and short term..near metro station and easy to go to airport."

"Very good place and nice location. It's in Old Dubai, Deira district. This district is great for low prices and authentic foods. I would 100% recommend it for male travellers."

"The prime location few minutes away from marina promenade. The area offers endless restaurants Highly recommend for a short layover in Dubai"

"Had a great stay! The hostel was clean, well-organized, and had a friendly atmosphere. The staff were super helpful and always available to assist with anything. Loved the common areas – perfect for meeting fellow travelers. Great value for the price. Would definitely recommend and stay again!"

"I had a really enjoyable stay at this hostel. The staff were incredibly friendly and always willing to help. The rooms were clean and comfortable, and the common areas had a great atmosphere to relax and meet other travelers. The location was perfect — close to public transport, restaurants, and main attractions. I also appreciated the lockers and secure access, which made me feel safe during my stay. Overall, it was excellent value for money, and I would definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting the area."

"The hostel is in an apartment building. This 2 bedroom apartment is filled out with bunk beds. I found it a bit small but the overall maintenance and cleanliness was excellent The in house guy kept it well managed and was friendly and easy to talk to. The location is close to the metro station and even possible to walk to Burj Khalifa, but not recommended due to many highways to cross. There is a Pakistani restaurant nearby with very affordable prices."

"I had a very pleasant stay at this youth hostel in Dubai Marina and was very satisfied with the overall experience. First of all, the location of the hostel is very convenient, close to the metro station and shopping mall, and there are restaurants and cafes around, which makes life very convenient. The room is spacious and bright, the bed is very comfortable, the sheets and bathroom are very clean, giving people a warm feeling. The common areas of the hostel are also very suitable for socializing, with modern and creative designs and a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. The staff is very considerate, always smiling and willing to help. What surprised me most was that my companions who have lived here for a long time said that when I came, there were several other people with me, and we were the most interesting and wonderful people they had met. Overall, it is very cost-effective and I will definitely choose this hostel again and recommend it to friends."

"Here's the situation. It's a hostel-style accommodation. I had my own bathroom and toilet, but it still felt like I was in a shared apartment with thin walls and doors where you could hear everything. And it smelled like smoke. And also (I didn't notice it right away, and when I realized it later that evening, it was too late), but I think I had unwashed sheets on my bed... And the deposit, which they don't warn you about anywhere, and then demand upon check-in, even for just one night... 200 dirhams, which is returned upon check-out."

"The hotel is fantastic, the rooms are clean and tidy, and the service is warm and thoughtful! When I checked in, I mentioned I had a lot of luggage, and the front desk proactively upgraded my room and gave me a small gift. They really paid attention to the details. The breakfast was varied and the transportation was convenient. I'll definitely come back next time!"

"How do I begin ? Inaccessible in the sense that what is advertised in Trip.com as Homeland Hotel is not the real name of the Building . It’s situated in Al Barsha 6 minutes walk from Masreq station now renamed Insurance Market one stop after Mall of Emirates . It is near Holiday inn but the buildings name is different managed by different landlords . I’m given the top deck bed which I struggle to climb up due to my painful knees. No receptionist I ask various people don’t know which room to go until someone directed me to room 102 . The charger point in my allocated bedspace isn’t working so I need to get out in the kitchen or very tiny landing room . There were six female occupants staying reasonably quiet , everywhere you turn there’s a “ fine “ reminder with certain value if you violated the rules in the kitchen, not closing sliding doors, or smoking inside the bathroom which is fair element of top safety concerns . Everything is shared in terms of amenities . I am grateful for the free laundry though since I lost my luggage in the airline mess up from Manila Philippines."