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Dubai’s worst hotels, Travellers speak out

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Dubai’s hotels are some of the most recognisable landmarks in a city stuffed with iconic projects.From the Burj Al Arab to the Jumeirah Beach Hotel, from the supertall Rose Rayhaan to the Armani Hotel in the world’s mightiest building, the selection of luxury hotels is perhaps the most varied on the planet.And there aren’t any plans to stop, either. The tourist hotspot currently has a massive 97 hotels under development and 35,154 rooms due to come online, more than anywhere else in the world.Dubai’s hotel pipeline dwarves rival getaways like New York (43), Berlin (49) and even Las Vegas (17).But – as with any city – not all the hotels appear to be providing tourists to Dubai with the sun-kissed holiday they are expecting.Of the 410 hotels profiled by the Tripadvisor website, 362 have been rated by the site’s visitors.Arabian Business brings you the worst-rated hotels in Dubai, according to users of the website. From / Arabian Business News

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