1.1 km from Textile Souk, Omega Hotel Dubai is set in Dubai and offers free WiFi and express check-in and check-out. Featuring a garden, the 4-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom. Guests can make use of the outdoor pool or the sun terrace, or enjoy views of the pool and city.

The rooms at the hotel come with a seating area and a flat-screen TV with cable channels. All guest rooms will provide guests with a fridge.

Breakfast is available every morning, and includes continental, buffet and à la carte options. At Omega Hotel Dubai you will find a restaurant serving international cuisine.

The accommodation offers a sauna.

Guests can also take advantage of the business centre and newspapers. Speaking Arabic, English and Hindi, staff will be happy to provide guests with practical guidance on the area at the reception.

Grand Mosque is 1.1 km from Omega Hotel Dubai. The nearest airport is Dubai International Airport, 7 km from the property. 

This property is also rated for the best value in Dubai! Guests are getting more for their money when compared to other properties in this city.

Day 01: Arrive at the Dubai International Airport and meet our representative. Get Transferred and Check- In at The Omega Hotel. Enjoy a day at leisure. In the Evening head to experience the sail on the Dubai Creek Cruise. The experience is filled with music, dinner and entertainment. Spend a perfect evening relaxing on the deck and observing the amazing views of the city. Return to the hotel for an overnight stay in Dubai.

Day 02: Enjoy the Buffet Breakfast at the Hotel and Proceed for Half Day Dubai City Tour. Visit the magnificent Jumeriah Mosque, a fine example of modern Islamic architecture. Also, capture other landmarks like Burj Al Arab along with Dubai Museum. After exploring the landmarks of Dubai, Take a stop for Lunch. Enjoy a delicious lunch and return back to the hotel and relax for some time. Enjoy an evening at leisure. Get transfers for Dinner. Enjoy an amazing Dinner and return back to the Hotel for an overnight stay.

Day 03: Enjoy the Breakfast at Hotel. Have some peaceful time in Dubai. Get Transfer for lunch. Get back to the hotel .In the Afternoon, we leave for Desert Safari. Your adventure will start with a thrilling dune bashing session. Strap yourself into a 4x4 Land cruiser as the skilled driver manoeuvres the dunes on a roller coaster ride. You will stop for photos at a camel farm and then admire the sunset looming over the desert. Enjoy an Emirati BBQ dinner meal with the graceful performance of the belly dancers. Return to the hotel after a delightful evening for an overnight stay in Dubai.

Day 04: Enjoy the Breakfast at Hotel. Have Afternoon at Leisure. Get Transfer for Lunch. Get back to the hotel. In the Evening we leave for Burj Khalifa & Dubai Aquarium. Visit the Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo. Later , visit the 124th floor of Burj Khalifa to get a bird’s eye view of Dubai. Take a Stop for Dinner. Enjoy the last Dinner in Dubai. Return to your hotel for a peaceful overnight.

Day 05: After a delicious breakfast, Check-out from the hotel and get transferred to the Dubai International Airport. Board a flight for your onward journey back home with extraordinary memories of Dubai to cherish. 

04 Night Accommodation in Omega Hotel or Similar
UAE Tourist Visa
Daily Breakfast in Royal Ascot Hotel 
Arrival and Departure Transfers on Sharing Basis
Dubai City Tour on Sharing basis
Creek Dinner Cruise with Two Way Transfer on Sharing basis
Evening Desert Safari on Sharing Basis
Burj Khalifa At the Top + Aquarium and Under Water Zoo with Sharing Transfer
All Meals included: Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner

Two Way Flight Ticket

Travel Insurance      

Personal Expenses in the UAE

Tourism Dirham Fee Payable at the Hotel (AED 15/- Per Night)
Any other Tours and excursions that are not mentioned in the inclusions

Thinking about a holiday in the UAE. There are a few things you need to know before you go.

Dubai is a fabulous country, people are genuine, hospitable and courteous. But this is not the US or Europe, this is UAE steeped in centuries of tradition and devout religious following. One of the reasons I’m sure you are looking to travel to the UAE is to experience the deep, rich history and traditions on offer. Always remember that you are in a different country with a different cultural and belief system to the majority of westerners, we can seem as strange to them as they might sometimes appear to us. Its like the old saying “When in Rome, Do as the Romans Do” – it is just common courtesy to respect your hosts as we expect visitors to our country to respect our laws and traditions.

Do’s & Don’ts in the UAE

To ensure that your stay is memorable, for all the right reasons, keep in mind that you are no longer in your own country. Respect the laws and values of the country and your stay should be an extremely enjoyable one!

Statement from the Dubai government: Dubai is tolerant and cosmopolitan and all visitors are welcome. However, Islam is a way of life in the city, and therefore tourists should adopt a certain level of cultural and religious sensitivity for the duration of their stay.

Alcohol Consumption: Alcohol Consumption is allowed only by Non-Muslims in licensed restaurants, bars, clubs, private venues, and at home. Tourists will not be able to purchase alcohol in general stores and supermarkets etc., alcohol in these stores are for residents who have obtained the required liquor license to purchase alcohol for consumption in their own personal use at homes. It is against the law to drink alcohol whilst walking in the street or to be drunk in a public place. UAE does not give any immunity for alcohol related criminal offences. It is an offence to carry alcohol in your car if you do not hold the special alcohol licence. If it comes to the attention of the police, you may be arrested, even though you may have purchased the alcohol legally. Alcohol can only be consumed by over 21yrs.

Driving: UAE has a zero-tolerance policy towards drinking and driving. You can be charged and imprisoned if you are caught with even the smallest amount of alcohol in your system. If you’re going to drink, walk or get a cab or use the metro. Tailgating, speeding, racing, lane jumping and using a mobile phone while driving are all against the law. There are numerous speed cameras on the roads and motorways. Fines in the UAE are heavy.  If you are caught you may also face the possibility of having your car impounded. Wearing a seat belt is mandatory. Crossing the road in a non-designated area is also illegal and the police, particularly in Abu Dhabi, have launched a campaign against jay walking.  If you are caught committing this offence you could be subject to a fine.

Drugs: Are strictly forbidden, even a residual amount. Consuming or carrying drugs, even if you are transiting through the airport from one country to another, can result in a standard 4 year imprisonment and deportation (This can even include what’s in your bloodstream). Buying or selling narcotics is considered a serious crime which can result in life-imprisonment. Some medicines (accepted in other countries) containing psychotropic substances are also forbidden, so check out the UAE relevant embassy website for further information.

Over the Counter or Doctor Prescribed Medications: Dubai and the UAE has very strict drug/medication laws and even certain over the counter medicines especially those with codeine are forbidden, even for personal use unless with a specific doctor’s prescription about the period of use. Checking the banned substances list from the local consulate or your embassy is also helpful for peace of mind. If you are using doctor prescribed drugs such as painkillers or antidepressants, it is advisable to carry a doctor’s note. (A general open letter is NOT sufficient, the letter must cover the period of travel, and describe the illness and the relative medicines prescribed for that illness.). If you are bringing prescription drugs into the UAE you may need to seek prior agreement from the authorities. You should check with the nearest UAE Embassy or Consulate before you travel. Please note that whilst some Control drugs are prescribed as medicines in some countries such as the use of medical Marijuana, controlled drugs such as these as opposed to control Pharmaceutical such as painkillers and antidepressants drugs are still NOT considered to be a Doctor Prescribed Medicine within the UAE.  If these drugs are for genuine medical use it will not be a problem, even for travellers who need large amounts of medication such as cancer patients.  Always check with the Government link below for total clarification. Do not just check with your travel agent or hotel as they may not be totally up to speed with current UAE laws. You sometimes read stories of people arrested at the airports for carrying prescribed medicines, what these stories don’t tell you is the amount of medication an individual is trying to bring into the country under the pretext of personal medical use. Don’t be fooled by the horror stories which are editorialised to sell copies.

Smoking:  The legal age to be able to smoke tobacco in the UAE is 18 years. Smoking is forbidden in government buildings, offices and shopping malls. There are however many designated areas where smoking is allowed including many bars.

Traditions: The UAE is built on generations of Islamic traditions which are rooted firmly in its culture and tribal heritage. These traditions have been passed down from generation to generation and form the very cornerstone of everyday life for an Emirati family.  The Emirati are friendly people who show tolerance and an open minded approach to visitors in their country; but their culture and values should always be respected.

Social Ethics: The culture and laws in the UAE are designed to ensure that everyone is respectful of each other regardless of their faith and nationality. Visitors and residents alike should avoid types of improper conduct and behaviour which can otherwise lead to fines, imprisonment and deportation.

Dress Code: Emirati dress conservatively in traditional dress and can be offended when people dress inappropriately or not in accordance with Islamic values.

In public places such as shopping malls, restaurants and parks, you are encouraged to dress appropriately. Clothing should NOT be transparent, indecently expose parts of the body or display offensive pictures or slogans. Be careful as well if you are tattooed with what could be deemed offensive images or slogans, if in doubt cover up.  Be aware that if you enter one of these areas dressed inappropriately you could albeit unlikely be asked to leave (most of the larger shopping malls display signs warning respectable clothing should be worn). Any form of nudity is strictly forbidden, including topless sunbathing. Swimwear should not be worn in any other area outside the beach, water parks, or swimming pools. Bear in mind that just because you see someone else doing something such as topless bathing does not mean that it is right. It is preferable for both men and women to have their shoulders and knees covered and for women not to reveal too much décolletage when not on the beach or at a hotel.   It is not appropriate for men to walk along the street or malls bare-chested.

Dancing: Dancing is allowed in the privacy of your home or at licensed clubs and events.  But dancing in public is classed as indecent and provocative.

Sexual Relationships / Unmarried Couples: Cohabiting outside of marriage are illegal, irrespective of any relationship you may have with your partner in your own country. Cohabiting, including in hotels, is also illegal, however most Dubai hotels don’t enforce “Only Married Couples” rule. Luxury hotels, which often cater to foreigners, are especially relaxed, so chances are you won’t have trouble booking a room. At check-in, you’ll be required to show your passport, but having different surnames won’t raise any eyebrows. In Dubai, married women often keep their surnames. Once you’ve checked into a hotel, refer to each other and “Husband” and “Wife” rather than saying “my boyfriend” or “my fiancé.” This could help prevent potential problems.

Sexual Harassment: Randomly addressing women in public, or taking their photos without permission, is strictly frowned upon.

Holding Hands: For married couples is tolerated but kissing and hugging are considered offences against public decency. Open displays of affection are generally not tolerated.

Offensive Language: Spitting and aggressive behavior (including hand gestures) are viewed very seriously and can result in imprisonment and deportation. This includes “road rage”.

Respect for Religion: Islamic religious values are greatly respected in the UAE. Showing any disrespect towards religious beliefs or practices is considered deeply offensive and very likely to result in a heavy fine and/or imprisonment. Other religions are respected and can be followed by the expatriate community.

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