The resort
A beachfront resort on Jumeirah Beach Road in Jumeirah 2, holding 270 metres of natural private beachfront on the Arabian Gulf. The building is low-rise, with rooms and suites spread over five floors and views split between the sea, the resort gardens and the Dubai skyline including the Burj Khalifa. Facilities include a free-form outdoor pool that weaves through palms and gardens, a separate adult pool, beach and poolside cabanas, a children's splash pad, tennis and padel courts with resident coaching, watersports, a 24-hour fitness centre with a dedicated spinning studio, and the Kids For All Seasons club for ages four to twelve. The Pearl Spa and Wellness Jumeirah has ten treatment rooms, an indoor pool and its own fitness centre. Dining is the resort's signature strength, with a restaurant village of independently operated international names alongside the resort's own restaurants and lounges.
The accommodation
From beachfront hideaways to overwater villas above the lagoon — each one curated and personally checked by our Maldives team.
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4 guests · 70 m²
A 70 sqm room on floors one to five with an outdoor daybed overlooking the city and a deep soaking tub in a full marble bathroom. One king or two queen beds, plus a rollaway or crib; occupancy is three adults, or two adults and two children aged twelve and under.
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4 guests · 70 m²
A 70 sqm room on the lower floors, close to the beach, with a private balcony taking in gardens, the two pools and the Arabian Gulf. One king or two queen beds and a full marble bathroom; occupancy is three adults, or two adults and two children aged twelve and under.
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4 guests · 70 m²
A 70 sqm room on the first two floors with an outdoor daybed facing the resort grounds and a deep soaking tub. One king or two queen beds and a full marble bathroom; occupancy is three adults, or two adults and two children aged twelve and under.
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A side-by-side look at every room category — view, pool, size and who each one suits best.
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The resort's Mediterranean restaurant and brasserie, serving lobster linguine, sea bass and artichoke risotto across breakfast, lunch and dinner, with a La Pause lunch selection, a Saturday brunch and a signature tiramisu created by Senior Executive Chef Nicolas Lambert. Breakfast is served daily from early morning.
The Dubai outpost of the Mykonos beach-club restaurant, reached by buggy through a run of arches. The entrance opens under a pergola framed by koi ponds and Aegean-inspired archways, and the terrace runs straight onto the shoreline with palm-framed sea views.
The steakhouse from Turkish butcher and restaurateur Nusret Gokce, where beef and lamb are the focus and the cooking is done with deliberate showmanship. Signature dishes include asado ribs, the Nusret spaghetti and the golden steak.
The Dubai branch of the Peruvian restaurant group, serving Latin American cooking alongside pisco infusions, with cultural events and late-night programming built into the room. Reservations are taken directly by the restaurant.
A restaurant that sets Far Eastern cooking against Western influences, described by the resort as time-honoured cuisine reworked with new thinking. Reservations are taken directly by the restaurant.
An Italian restaurant working in the sharing tradition, with a menu built for the table rather than the individual plate and seasonal ingredients driving the kitchen's reading of Italian classics.
A Parisian import named for the restaurant on Avenue George V, serving avant-garde French cooking. The resort presents it as its French restaurant without limits; reservations are taken directly by the venue.
A beachfront bar with seating overlooking the sea and a sunken lounge around a fire pit, serving signature cocktails alongside tempura prawns and grilled Hokkaido scallops. Open Friday to Sunday from midday until late, with shisha service through the afternoon and evening.
A salon under an intricate lattice ceiling serving fresh-brewed coffee and tea, meze plates and light meals. Breakfast opens the day, all-day dining runs until the early hours, afternoon tea is served through the late afternoon, and shisha service follows in the evening.
A cocktail bar built around experimental mixology, with drinks credited to the recipes of the traveller Sir James Hendricks. Elegant interiors and a quiet register make it a conversation room rather than a party one. Open daily from late afternoon until the early hours.
A rooftop dining and drinking destination set between the sea and the skyline, serving seasonal sharing plates and cocktails after dark. The resort currently lists it as available for private bookings only; smart casual dress and an age minimum apply.
Plan your stay
Transfer details available on enquiry — ask our team for the best routing from Velana International Airport (MLE).
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Our team has stayed at and personally vetted the Maldives' finest islands — we know Four Seasons Resort Dubai at Jumeirah Beach room by room, transfer by transfer. Tell us your dates and travellers, and we'll shape the right villa, board and seaplane timing around them, with net B2B rates on agent login.
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Four Seasons Resort Dubai at Jumeirah Beach is located in Jumeirah & Madinat. Jumeira St - Jumeirah - Jumeirah 2 - Dubai
Four Seasons Resort Dubai at Jumeirah Beach offers 13 accommodation categories, including Deluxe City-View Room, Deluxe Partial Sea-View Room, Deluxe Resort-View Room, Dubai Premium Skyline Room, Premier Sea-View Room, Executive Suite and more.
Four Seasons Resort Dubai at Jumeirah Beach has 11 restaurants and bars, including Jou Jou Brasserie, Nammos, Nusr-Et, Coya, Mimi Kakushi, Scalini and more. Cuisines span Mediterranean, Greek and Mediterranean, Turkish steakhouse, Peruvian and Latin American.
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