Auris Hotel Apartments Deira – Hotel near airport in Dubai

My stay at the hotel was convenient due to its great location near Al-Rigga Metro Station, making it easy to explore Dubai. The rooms were spacious and clean, but lacking some essential amenities. The staff was not very friendly, especially the housekeeping who needed reminders even for basic items like cups.

The hotel's location is superb, with easy access to a nearby mall. The service is cooperative and reasonably priced, although there were delays in response at times. The room smelled like stale cigarettes, which was a downside. The dining experience had a wide choice and was generous, but it wasn't part of the room charge. The facilities are good, but the motion sensors sometimes didn't work.

The hotel had very spacious rooms that were clean and neatly organized; however, some furniture was old and dusty, lacking sound insulation. The staff at the reception were polite and friendly. The kitchen area was well-equipped, but the furniture was worn out and not well-maintained.

The hotel is conveniently located near many restaurant options and a metro station, making it a good choice for my stay. The rooms were spacious and well-appointed but weren't ready upon my late arrival. The service was attentive and quick to address any needs, though there was an early morning disturbance. The dining options were varied but could use improvement in terms of timings. The hotel facilities were adequate, though not all information was provided upfront.

The hotel rooms were quite disappointing as they were old, with damaged furniture, dirty, and dusty, despite being clean and tidy in appearance. The smell of cigarette smoke persisted in my non-smoking room, which was a major concern, especially when traveling with a child. On the positive side, the service was friendly and available round the clock. The location was convenient, just a few blocks from the Metro Al Rigga station. The dining experience was varied but lacked a focus on international cuisine. The facilities, however, left much to be desired.