Abu Dhabi was highly rated for relaxation by 188 guests from the United States!Abu Dhabi Travel Guide
A Modern Arabian Dream
As you fly into Abu Dhabi International Airport, it’s probably good to know that the vast array of streets with multiple names is best negotiated by landmarks rather than exact addresses. And you won’t be short of landmarks since this fast-growing metropolis is packed with tourist attractions.
The Sheikh Zayed Mosque is the 6th largest mosque in the world and is already open, nearing completion. Most buildings and public areas are on this grand scale, such as the 400 ft tall flagpole on Marina Island or the extensive Khalifa Park which, among other attractions, has its own train.
Along the aquamarine waters of the Persian Gulf lies the remarkable waterfront of Corniche, which offers a walkway along its entire 6 km. From here the modern Arabian skyline can be taken in and by night the scene is illuminated, creating an even more glorious spectacle.
However, shopping is really where it’s at in Abu Dhabi. Malls such as the Marina, Abu Dhabi and Al Wahda Malls provide a multitude of goods, endless boutique options and plentiful food halls. Stay at some of the finest 5-star hotels in buildings that literally scrape the sky or find a budget property in this luxury city, with over 90 places to stay to choose from on Booking.com.
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What Guests Said About Abu Dhabi:
Vicki
Australia
8.0
Definitely worth visiting.
Definitely worth visiting. Some amazing development happening. Hop on off bus gives a good over view of the city sights. Mosque amazing. Harbour on Boat good. Sunset in the desert was great. Taxis very cheap.
Anonymous
United Arab Emirates
10
Abu Dhabi (pronounced locally in Abu Dhabi) is the capital...
Abu Dhabi (pronounced locally in Abu Dhabi) is the capital of the United Arab Emirates and the capital of Abu Dhabi. The city is located on Abu Dhabi Island and extends to land and surrounding islands. Including the Presidency of the State and the Presidency of the Council of Ministers and embassies accredited to the UAE. It is also the seat of the Ruler of Abu Dhabi and his Crown Prince and Chairman of the Executive Council. Although the emirate is rich in oil, Abu Dhabi is currently trying to diversify its economy with investments in both the economic and tourism fields. The UAE and Abu Dhabi in particular have the highest percentage of the rich in the world, with more than 75,000 million, or 8.8%. . [2] According to CNN, Fortune is the richest city in the world. [3]
Seftali
Japan
8.0
The Zayed mosque is breathtaking , a once in a lifetime...
The Zayed mosque is breathtaking , a once in a lifetime must-see.
White beaches with 34C water temperature, air was 45C!!! I needed a rest from the heat every day, in August . Once you manage to buy a bus card after getting to the machine for that ( not sold on buses, rarely at bus stops) , buses are a bargain at 2dirham.
YOUSIF
Saudi Arabia
4.0
It is a business city.
It is a business city. I liked the public service. It was amazing the automated immigration procedures at the airport.weather is very hot. Recreation And entertainment is still behind. Taxis are awfull, dirty, expensive.
“The location is really very nice , 5 mins walk to Abu Dhabi mall, they have their own beach area but these are the only advantages of this 'hotel '. This is not a hotel , this is the block of apartments and as a guest of these apartments you are kindly welcomed to the beach , cafes and restaurants of Le Meridien **** hotel . However with the only exception : you will be counted as a worm there if you say that you are from La Residence.
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“On this past stay, we had an early flight (6 am), so there was no better place in Abu Dhabi than the Premier Inn for this situation. I've stayed at the Premier Inn before, and it is always a comfortable night before / after a flight. Since my only purpose for staying here is solely for convenience, I can't really comment on any of the hotel's ammenities, as I haven't taken advantage of them.”
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