Nikki Beach Resort & Spa Dubai.

The twin-bedded Covet room at 55 square metres, with an Arabian Gulf view and a private balcony. It carries the same modern amenities and floor-to-ceiling glazing as the king configuration, laid out for two guests sharing.

A more spacious 64 square metre room with a king bed and a private balcony over the Dubai skyline. The additional floor area over the Covet category gives a more generous living and dressing arrangement within the same design language.

A 64 square metre room with a king bed and a private balcony facing the Arabian Gulf, with the sought-after floor-to-ceiling sea outlook the resort is known for. It is the sea-facing counterpart to the skyline Luux category.

A 64 square metre room with an Arabian Gulf view and a private terrace giving direct access to the pool and on to the beach beyond. Floor-to-ceiling windows open onto the terrace, removing the usual separation between room and poolside.

A 64 square metre ground-floor room with a private balcony, sharing the Luux specification and floor area without the pool-access terrace. It suits guests who want the larger footprint at the resort's lowest level.

An 81 square metre suite with separate living areas and private balconies looking over the Dubai skyline. Contemporary design runs through the suite, and the split between living and sleeping space is the main gain over the room categories.

An 81 square metre suite with separate living areas and a private balcony turned to the Arabian Gulf. It matches the skyline Signature suite in size and layout, with the water view as the point of difference.

An 81 square metre suite with separate living areas and a private terrace giving direct pool access. It combines the Signature suite footprint with the step-out convenience of the resort's pool-access categories.

A 100 square metre suite with sea views over the Arabian Gulf, separate living areas and modern in-room technology throughout. It sits between the Signature suites and the two-bedroom categories in the resort's ladder.

A 137 square metre two-bedroom suite on the top floor with views over the Arabian Gulf, designed around beachfront living and laid out for accessibility. It is the resort's entry two-bedroom option.

The 137 square metre top-floor two-bedroom suite with a jacuzzi added to the outdoor space, keeping the Arabian Gulf views and the accessible layout of the standard Ultra category.

A 162 square metre top-floor suite with a private plunge pool, an expansive terrace and panoramic views across the Arabian Gulf. It is the largest suite below the Celebration Suite.

The largest suite at the resort at 1,045 square metres, with a private infinity pool, a spacious kitchen and bar, a pool table and an expansive balcony overlooking the beach club. It is built as much for hosting an event as for a stay.

A 118 square metre villa with its own pool, a sun terrace and a lush private garden, set away from the beach for seclusion. It is the quieter of the two one-bedroom villa options.

A 118 square metre beachfront villa with a private pool, direct access onto the sand and sea views across the Arabian Gulf. It matches the Garden Villa in size but trades the garden setting for the shoreline.

A 170 square metre two-bedroom villa with a private pool, a sun terrace and a garden, laid out for families or groups who want space away from the beachfront. It is the larger of the two garden villa options.

A 170 square metre beachfront villa with a private pool, direct beach access and expansive sea views. It gives two bedrooms on the sand, with the same footprint as the two-bedroom garden villa.

A 327 square metre two-level beachfront villa with three bedrooms, a private pool and uninterrupted views of the Arabian Gulf. It is the largest villa on the property and the only one arranged over two floors.