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InterContinental Dubai Festival City

Name: InterContinental Dubai Festival City
Address: 45777 - PO 45777 - Dubai - United Arab Emirates, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Telephone: +97147011111
Price range: $67–$509
Rating: 4.8

45777 - PO 45777 - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Google 4.8

Overall 65

Lowest upcoming

$67

25 May 2026

Highest upcoming

$509

19 Jan 2027

Median nightly

$193

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Cheapest week

14 to 20 Jul

62% below annual median

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Review

Synthesized from Forbes Travel Guide

Character and identity

Set on the Dubai Creek side of Festival City, this high-end hotel offers a calmer counterpoint to the Marina and Downtown circuits, with skyline views back across the water. The look runs contemporary and polished, with stylish rooms and suites geared to both leisure guests and business travellers passing through the festival precinct. An outdoor pool anchors the leisure side, and the in-house restaurant and cafe handle the daily dining rhythm, with the wider Festival City mall and waterfront promenade extending the food and retail options just outside the door.

Who's it for

Best for:
Business travellers needing proximity to the Festival City commercial cluster and the airport, plus couples and families who want creek views, mall access and pool time without paying Downtown or Palm prices. Design-aware guests who appreciate a contemporary urban hotel over a resort format will feel at home.

Should look elsewhere:
Beach-seekers and resort loyalists, since this is a creek-side city hotel without sand or marine activities. Travellers who want to walk to the Burj Khalifa, DIFC or Dubai Mall will find the location inconvenient, and dining variety inside the hotel is relatively contained.

Bottom line

The defining call here is location: a creek-front address in Festival City that trades beach and Downtown buzz for skyline views, mall convenience and quick airport access. Book it if your itinerary leans business, shopping or family logistics rather than sun-lounger time. A creek-facing room is the upgrade that matters, and shoulder-season rates make the value equation noticeably sharper.

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