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6 nights Dubai March - 4* Courtyard by Marriott Al Barsha + LHR rtn flights (Air France) = £837 (£419pp) / £804 (£402pp) Prime @ Opodo
6 nights Dubai March - 4* Courtyard by Marriott Al Barsha + LHR rtn flights (Air France) = £837 (£419pp) / £804 (£402pp) Prime @ Opodo
6 nights Dubai March - 4* Courtyard by Marriott Al Barsha + LHR rtn flights (Air France) = £837 (£419pp) / £804 (£402pp) Prime @ Opodo
6 nights Dubai March - 4* Courtyard by Marriott Al Barsha + LHR rtn flights (Air France) = £837 (£419pp) / £804 (£402pp) Prime @ Opodo
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Posted 18 January 2023

6 nights Dubai March - 4* Courtyard by Marriott Al Barsha + LHR rtn flights (Air France) = £837 (£419pp) / £804 (£402pp) Prime @ Opodo

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March Dubai 6 night break. Works out at £419 per person (or £402 per person if opt for Prime trial) based on 2 people for a 6 night stay in Dubai based on March 20th to March 26th, staying in the 4* Courtyard by Marriott Al Barsha, return flights from Heathrow via Paris to Dubai (Air France). Please note the base price does not include checked luggage and is based on hand luggage, if you wanted to add a 23kg checked bag for one person is an extra £62 each way. Weather is an average of 24 degrees.

4.5/5 Tripadvisor

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What's included for two people

  • Room 6 nights King - 4* Courtyard by Marriott Al Barsha
  • Return flights from Heathrow via Paris to Dubai (Air France)
  • Hand luggage - checked bagged is extra (£62 each way)
  • Sample date of 20h March to 26th March

Property Location
With a stay at Courtyard by Marriott Al Barsha, Dubai in Dubai (Al Barsha), you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Jumeirah Beach and Mall of the Emirates. This 4-star hotel is 9.5 mi (15.3 km) from Burj Khalifa and 10.2 mi (16.4 km) from Dubai Mall.

Rooms
Make yourself at home in one of the 216 guestrooms featuring minibars and Smart televisions. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Bathrooms feature bathtubs or showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, as well as phones with free local calls.

Amenities
Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages, body treatments, and facials. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find a health club, an outdoor pool, and a sauna. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and gift shops/newsstands.

Dining
For lunch or dinner, stop by Flavours Restaurant, a restaurant that specializes in international cuisine. Dining is also available at the coffee shop/cafe, and 24-hour room service is provided. Relax with a refreshing drink from the poolside bar or one of the 2 bars/lounges. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 6:30 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.

Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. This hotel has 3 meeting rooms available for events. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and free self parking is available onsite.


Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.


Mall of the Emirates - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Ski Dubai - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Souk Madinat Jumeirah - 3.5 km / 2.2 mi
Madinat Jumeirah - 3.8 km / 2.4 mi
Wild Wadi Water Park - 4 km / 2.5 mi
Burj Al Arab - 4.1 km / 2.5 mi
Umm Suqeim Beach - 4.7 km / 2.9 mi
Al Sufouh Beach - 4.7 km / 2.9 mi
Alserkal Avenue Arts District - 5.5 km / 3.4 mi
Dubai Hills Mall - 6.4 km / 4 mi
Kite Beach - 8 km / 5 mi
Dubai Science Park - 8.8 km / 5.5 mi
Oasis Centre Mall - 9.7 km / 6 mi
Dubai Marina Mall - 9.9 km / 6.1 mi
Mohammad Bin Ahmed Al Mulla Mosque - 10.1 km / 6.3 mi

The nearest airports are:
Dubai Intl. Airport (DXB) - 26.9 km / 16.7 mi

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  1. Sabrina8472's avatar
    Sabrina8472
    It's will be start of ramadan around that time, so please factor that in
    Bal_Dhamrait's avatar
    Bal_Dhamrait
    During fasting restaurants will be closed until fast opens. Learnt the hard way when we went during Ramadan once. Will be very quiet during the day.
  2. Dillz_'s avatar
    Dillz_
    Just came back from Dubai, you won't regret it. Makes this country looks 3rd world.
    Amazing police, safe, good prices for food, nice people, friendly, civil. Amazing buildings, good weather in March, global village will be open (90 countries stalls), fun tours, beautiful malls. Drink is served in many places now too.

    Looking for jobs to relocate in my current company as they have a HQ there, that's how much I enjoyed it. (edited)
    HotPak's avatar
    HotPak
    Going on holiday in Dubai and working there are 2 massively different things, yes maybe tax free but your rent and outgoings will be much higher if you want a decent place to stay... Prices are not that cheap, again depending on if you live in old or new Dubai? Need to use a car/public transport to just go to the shops as you can't walk anywhere due to massive highways and roads, plus the heat is unbearable day and night for nearly 8 months of the year and everyone stays indoors. Oh! also no free health care so need insurance...I could go on but you have to try it for yourself if you are keen...I did it for 2 years and couldn't wait to get back...
  3. ciaravella's avatar
    ciaravella
    We had been going to Dubai quite a lot until the last trip. I hate to say but the Russian image is not far wrong from what I saw. Dubai being one of the few places Russians can travel to and move their money to means the place is being inundated - unfortunately every single Russian I came across either in hotel or out in the city were pretty awful
    Yuri_Cash's avatar
    Yuri_Cash
    Unfortunately, it is very true..
  4. shinds's avatar
    shinds
    Would anybody be willing to look after my two kids for a week please?

    They just need feeding once a day!
    adil171's avatar
    adil171
    49344287-tq1rB.jpg

    This Auto feeder should do the job once a day
  5. Manya1983's avatar
    Manya1983
    Unless you’re travelling for business or this is top end of budget I’d question why anyone would go to Dubai and stay at such a hotel when there are better hotels to have a more enjoyable experience?
    JustinScot's avatar
    JustinScot
    The price
  6. mungylee's avatar
    mungylee
    There will always be haters, and for humanitarian reasons, i can understand why.

    But it really is a great place for a 6 night holiday.

    I would defo recommend:
    - Burj Khalifa
    - Dubai Mall (where the Burj is based)
    - Atlantis on the Palms
    - Dubai Old Town and souks
    - Dubai Marina and speed boat tour
    - Desert driving/quad biking
    - also, a lot of hotels do unlimited brunch and beach access for a fixed price.

    There's also a couple of theme parks are pretty decent. Obviously not Disney standard, but a lot better than the theme parks in the UK. And they're dead in the summer. Can literally come off a ride and get right back on. (edited)
    countrybumpkin's avatar
    countrybumpkin
    Humanitarian issues?? What do you mean? Great standard of living for all but illegal immigrants… we could take a few pointers. And no, women and the alphabet people are not treated like newspapers and bbc tell you
  7. rborhara's avatar
    rborhara
    Nice deal shame it is during Ramadan and everything is pretty locked down or behind curtains during the fasting times. Google Ramadan Dubai mall food court 2022 for pictures to see how derelict it looks (edited)
    mgk's avatar
    mgk
    Some places will be closed, but loads is still open and available. (edited)
  8. bargainmaster6669's avatar
    bargainmaster6669
    This seems like a good deal on paper, but if (eg) you lived within an hour of Manchester, you could easily drive to and from the Trafford Centre each day, for six days, and have a similarly enriching experience.
    PIW1965's avatar
    PIW1965
    Have you been The Trafford Centre lately? Absolute dump, loads of junk shops and vacant premises. Gone well down hill. Anyway you could fit The Trafford Centre in the Dubai Mall 10 x times! It doesn’t compare at all.
  9. The_E101's avatar
    The_E101
    Good deal but if you want a better experience fly Emirates for extra luggage, though they have change the seats class system recently and now have Premium Economy. Emirates Economy seats used to have 34 inches of pitch space but this might have changed.

    The hotel is in the middle of where there isn't "much" to do but it is right on the metro line which is handy and cheaper. Love Emirates and Dubai.
  10. jojothefirst's avatar
    jojothefirst
    Thank you op...... Is London the cheapest place to fly to Dubai or Abu Dhabi? We are looking to visit friends at the end of march / start of april but finding it hard to find the best flights
    PIW1965's avatar
    PIW1965
    Depends where you live and where you want to stay whilst in Dubai. If you want to stay Marina or JBR or Palm then will take you only about 20 mins longer airport transfer from Abu Dhabi so you you can look at Etihad flights as well as Emirates and choose best flight time and price to suit. If you want to stay Downtown end then beat flying into Dubai. I’d personally stick with direct flights with Etihad or Emirates. Any issues generally no messing about and both there apps are great. Worth it for piece of mind and less hassle. If you’re bothered about what is actually in the airport then Dubai airport has absolutely everything you can think of, Abu Dhabi is ok but on a much smaller scale. Hope this helps.
  11. Grazz0r's avatar
    Grazz0r
    I'd personally rather go to Spain for a similar price, much more to do, nicer environment, no Ramadan to worry about and the weather is generally very good in mid March.
    rapid111111's avatar
    rapid111111
    yup
  12. Rod_SmithmPK's avatar
    Rod_SmithmPK
    Great deal
  13. kevinqian's avatar
    kevinqian
    be careful with Opodo. My cancellation/refund process on a flight booked in 3 years ago is still in progress with them.
    johnjrambo's avatar
    johnjrambo
    If its been 3 years thats a sign they are hoping you give up and forget about it

    Contact your credit card company and start a chargeback or section 75 claim.
  14. FI_retire_early's avatar
    FI_retire_early
    After years of resisting from going Dubai, I recently thought I would give it a try. After reading the comments on this thread I’ve changed my mind again. Everything that people say is good about this place is what puts me off! Going to a mall is not my idea of a holiday!
    PIW1965's avatar
    PIW1965
    I’ve been 7 times but my partner is the same, interest whatsoever in going. I have however persuaded her to come next time on the proviso that if she doesn’t like it she doesn’t have to go again. There are so many myths out there but tbh there is so much more to do than just Malls etc. honestly. Stay JBR or Palm for one of the top Beach resorts they are outstanding and mix it up with Marina Walk etc. you can do as much or as little as you want with pretty much guaranteed sun all year round. I would however definitely recommend a visit to the Dubai Mall where you can see the Burj close up and the fantastic light show at the fountains in front. Now they’ve removed the 30% tax on food and beverages, prices for entertainment etc are much more in line with UK. Give it a go, I’d be really surprised if you don’t love it…..but obviously each to there own.
  15. Bargainhunter270's avatar
    Bargainhunter270
    It’s always those who’ve never been to Dubai that are the first to jump on the bandwagon about it’s laws, human rights, lack of alcohol etc. We’ve been multiple times, and I’m well travelled and Dubai’s beaches are one of the best in the world. The hotels, resorts are unrivalled. The malls, yes the malls as a lot of people actually enjoy going shopping, are phenomenal. Take a trip and see for yourself. I’ve met so many tourists who were sceptical previously but would much prefer coming back here. (edited)
    hotsir's avatar
    hotsir
    Well said!
  16. TheUnknownTech's avatar
    TheUnknownTech
    We used to dubai it evey year or two, whilst the place is good for a holiday and that, with the glean beaches and a fellow brit (and Russian) round every corner, there is no charm to that place anymore, Its now a kin to Vegas, but without the gambling, in comparison to 2001 when we first went.

    If you're going that way, try neighbouring Oman for a more authentic Arabian cultural experience. (edited)
  17. Moozlebee's avatar
    Moozlebee
    Al Barsha? Nah, no thanks!
  18. iGlad's avatar
    iGlad
    It will hotter than 23 degrees in March in Dubai trust me.
  19. sr_387's avatar
    sr_387
    i think they just cut the tax rate for alcohol so expect prices to be much more resonable
  20. Zeesh_Ali's avatar
    Zeesh_Ali
    Good offer
  21. tom6195's avatar
    tom6195
    any direct flights?
    matwalaboy's avatar
    matwalaboy
    There are some yes but then the prices goes up.
  22. F_F22's avatar
    F_F22
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    rapid111111's avatar
    rapid111111
    wrong
  23. hotsir's avatar
    hotsir
    Feeling hot hot hot
  24. thecoolguy's avatar
    thecoolguy
    avoid ATOL, you are not protected
  25. rborhara's avatar
    rborhara
    btw Arabian women in Dubai are so rude especially in Bur dubai , they think they can tell you to go off benches and also think the own the street you walk on
  26. Willy_Wonka's avatar
    Willy_Wonka
    2 kilometers from any beach
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