This modern hotel feels great. From the moment you arrive, you feel like you've entered this oasis of modernity, coolness and calm amidst the desert that is Dubai. The soaring atrium is impressive and the elevators are really amazing (they're glass fronted and you get this amazing view as you go up to your room right down the whole enclosed front of the building. When you press the "down" button, it also tells you right away which elevator will be coming for you - very handy).

The rooms are positively palatial - with all the mod-cons you could wish for. There's controls for everything, and a nice long window sofa, perfect for admiring views across the horizon.

Since the Jumeirah belongs to the chain that also owns the Burj-Al-Arab, you can get to visit that hotel just by showing your room key to the Jumeirah! This saves you from having to either purchase an expensive pass to visit or trying to book (a hard to get) dinner at the Burj to enter it.

The staff are great too - there seems to be a lot of them around!

My Wife and I have stayed at the Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel several times over recent years. The service is excellent and the staff friendly and helpfull.
I have introduced several guests from the U.K. to the Emirates Towers, and we all agree that the Reception area must be the best we have previously experienced. We are returning in February 2008 for our Wedding Anniversary.
Phil Buckley. U.K.

This is the best hotel is you can not afford the Burj.
Great place, loverly spacious rooms and great service. Highly recommended.

The location of the Emirates towers is very convenient for business travellers and it's not very far from the airport. The room was spotlessly clean and well decorated. The one downside was the shower. The water pressure was quite weak but I suppose that must be the case for being in the desert.

The beds and pillows were comfortable and the services including housekeeping and laundry were very efficient. Foodwise there are plenty of choices and their breakfast buffet is well worth the high price. There are also plenty of well stocked up bars for a drink in the evening. Most of the restaurants do require an advance reservation though.

There were plenty of designer shops adjoining the hotel and other shopping is generally a short taxi ride away. Price wise the Emirates towers is on the expensive side - just like everything else in Dubai.