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Eid Al Adha in UAE: Hotels Unveil Affordable Staycation Deals Starting from Dh650

Eid Al Adha in UAE: Hotels Unveil Affordable Staycation Deals Starting from Dh650
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With Eid Al Adha holidays approaching and a four-day public break confirmed from June 5 to June 8, UAE residents eyeing a restful escape without the stress of airports can now choose from a range of luxurious yet affordable staycation deals across the country.

Local hotels are rolling out discounts of up to 50% on stays, dining, and spa experiences, anticipating a surge in last-minute bookings. “We’re expecting up to 90% occupancy by Eid, similar to last year’s trend,” said Thomas Kurian, General Manager at Leva Hotel. “While early bookings hover around 30%, we expect a rapid pickup closer to the holiday.”

Among the standout offers:

  • Palazzo Versace Dubai is offering its “Fly the World” package, including a stay in a Versace-designed suite, breakfast, and a return flight voucher. Rates begin at Dh1,180++ per night.

  • Sofitel Al Hamra features curated packages including room upgrades, late checkout, Club Millésime access, and spa discounts. Prices start at Dh1,100, with Eid rates from Dh2,945.

  • JA Ocean View Hotel provides free upgrades, 20% off on second rooms for kids, and complimentary stays and meals for children. Packages start at Dh650++ per night.

  • Address Beach Resort is running a flash sale offering up to 40% off bookings made by May 31, with rates starting at Dh1,819.

  • Hotel Avalon in JVC extends a family-friendly 36-hour stay with early check-in and late check-out, meals for kids under 5, and free mall transfers.

With demand expected to peak soon, hoteliers urge residents to book early to avoid missing out on prime locations and premium experiences close to home.

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