
Live Bold with Rixos Premium Dubai: Where Beachfront Bliss Meets Urban Elegance
Nestled along the sun-drenched shores of Jumeirah Beach Residence, Rixos Premium Dubai isn't just a place to stay — it's a full-sensory experience designed for those who like their getaways with a shot of adrenaline and a splash of luxury. From skyline-facing suites to buzzing nightlife, this beachfront icon invites guests to 'Live Bold' — with curated experiences, exclusive perks, and the kind of style-forward energy Dubai is known for. Adding extra thrill to your stay, a minimum three-night booking now comes with complimentary access to the world's largest waterpark.
Spread across 35 dazzling floors, the property is home to 414 rooms and suites, each with floor-to-ceiling views that stretch across the Arabian Gulf and Ain Dubai. Whether you check into a sleek Deluxe King Room or indulge in the sprawling Two-Bedroom Premium Suite, the vibe is chic, contemporary, and effortlessly cool. Suite guests are treated to elevated extras like Godiva Café's signature tea-time experience, round-trip airport transfers, and breakfast in bed — served stylishly until midnight.
Beyond the bold interiors lies a city playground waiting to be explored. From designer shopping along The Walk at JBR to skydiving over the Palm or catching golden hour on a yacht, the possibilities are endless. Guests also have access to the Exclusive Sports Club, where high-energy workouts like CrossFit, yoga, and TRX sessions keep the pulse racing. And when it's time to unwind, head to Azure Beach or Naturelife Spa, where hammams, Asian beauty rituals, and tailored massages offer the perfect pause.
Of course, no Rixos escape is complete without a feast for the senses. From the open-kitchen buzz of Turquoise to the Grecian vibes of Ammos and the bold flavours of Asil, the hotel's dining scene is a globe-spanning affair. There's even a sweet stop at Godiva Café for artisanal chocolates and rich brews. And when night falls, the property transforms into a nightlife hub — with Lock, Stock & Barrel's electric atmosphere and STK's steakhouse-meets-lounge experience leading the charge.
Whether you're here to relax, recharge, or revel till dawn, Rixos Premium Dubai brings the city to life in bold, unforgettable ways. So book your three-night escape, pack your appetite for adventure, and get ready to discover Dubai at its most dynamic.
For more information and reservation, visit rixos.com.
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