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What you need to know about Palm Jumeirah hotels

Palm Jumeirah hotels sit perched on the manmade fronds of the Palm Jumeirah archipelago, which juts out from the bustle of Dubai city into the wash of the sparkling, green-blue waters of the Persian Gulf. The bold setting is perfect for luxurious resorts, where the sea and the sand combine with broadside views of the soaring city skyscrapers to the south. Hotels on the Palm Jumeirah can be found close to Media City at the base of the main island, or further out on the distant fronds, where the hustle of the metropolis is replaced by the soft lapping of the waves.

What you can expect from your Palm Jumeirah hotel

Luxury, luxury and more luxury is what you can expect from most Palm Jumeirah hotel choices. Occupying some of the most coveted real estate in the UAE, they beckon with private beachfronts and gorgeous views of the Persian Gulf. Inside, you'll typically get grand and opulent suites fit for a sultan, and celebrity chefs cooking up feasts in the on-site restaurants. Pools, of course, usually come as standard, whether it's an infinity swim along the sparkling white sands, or a steaming hot tub on your private terrace.

Top things to do in Palm Jumeirah

One of the real bonuses of picking hotels on Palm Jumeirah with ebookers, is that you can look forward to staying in one of Dubai's top entertainment and activity districts. There's oodles of Things to Do for the whole family, from the splashing pools and adrenaline-pumping rides of the colossal Aquaventure Waterpark, to the unforgettable marine life of Dolphin Bay. Others will enjoy kayaking around the fronds of the archipelago, or a trip to the throbbing date stalls and spice emporiums, the jewellery boutiques and high fashion outlets, of The Avenues mall.

Food and drink in Palm Jumeirah

Just as opulence and luxury are the name of the game when it comes to hotels in Palm Jumeirah, fine dining and haute cuisine take centre stage on the gastronomy front. You can taste the likes of saffron-infused Middle Eastern cooking, in restaurants where local chefs sizzle up a smorgasbord in the open kitchens. You can enjoy a medley of crafted Japanese sushi, or get the taste buds going with fresh Spanish tapas that uses the seafood delights of the nearby sea. And on the drink front, there are plenty of American-style coffee shops and thumping nightclubs after dark.

Getting around Palm Jumeirah

There's only really one way to travel around the Palm Jumeirah in style – on the dedicated Palm Jumeirah Monorail. This smooth and efficient line connects the entrance to the archipelago at Dubai Media City in the southeast to the colossal Atlantis Resort on the tip of the palm to the northwest. In addition to that, there are also wide, well-maintained roads and freeways running down the heart of the islands and the across all the main fronds.