With less than a month to go until New Year’s Eve, Dubai’s hotels, apartments, and villas with prime views of the city’s iconic fireworks are seeing skyrocketing prices. From Palm Jumeirah luxury apartments to Downtown Dubai suites, travelers and residents are willing to spend huge amounts for front-row seats to the celebrations. Some two-night stays have already surpassed Dh200,000, highlighting just how high the demand has become.
Luxury Apartments on Palm Jumeirah Break Records
High-end properties on Palm Jumeirah are among the most expensive options. A Golden Mile apartment that accommodates six guests is listed at Dh210,633 for a two-night stay, including all fees. That equates to roughly Dh17,500 per person per day, or over Dh700 per hour.
The apartment features a rooftop swimming pool, private pool, and stunning ocean views. Meanwhile, a six-bedroom villa on the Palm’s Frond G costs nearly Dh160,000 for two nights, with access to a private beach and outdoor amenities.
Downtown Dubai: Front-Row Views of Burj Khalifa
For those hoping to watch the world-famous Burj Khalifa fireworks up close, Downtown Dubai offers some of the priciest options. A three-bedroom apartment at Burj Royale, accommodating eight guests, is priced at almost Dh165,000 for two nights. A five-bedroom penthouse opposite the tower costs around Dh148,000. Select restaurants around Dubai Mall also offer premium NYE seats for up to Dh12,000 per person.
Hotel Stays Climb Amid High Demand
Luxury hotels are also seeing unprecedented rates. At Armani Dubai, the Armani Suite for six guests costs Dh45,000 per night, with a minimum three-night stay. Address Hotel Dubai Mall offers a premier suite facing the Burj Khalifa and Dubai Fountain for Dh12,319 per night, again requiring three nights. Over on Palm Jumeirah, Atlantis’ Sky Pool villa with sea views is priced at Dh31,841 per night, translating to Dh159,205 for the NYE period for four guests.
Rising Costs Reflect Exclusive NYE Experiences
Whether staying in lavish apartments or five-star hotels, it’s clear that Dubai’s New Year celebrations come at a premium. With iconic fireworks across the emirate, including Atlantis, Burj Khalifa, Global Village, and Dubai Festival City, those chasing unforgettable views are prepared to pay top dirhams for a front-row experience.
