

Jumeirah Zabeel Saray
Ottoman-inspired beach resort on the West Crescent of Palm Jumeirah, Dubai
Jumeirah Zabeel Saray is an Ottoman-inspired beach resort on the West Crescent of Palm Jumeirah, with a private beach gazebo for ceremonies and the Glasshouse event space for up to 200 guests.
Jumeirah Zabeel Saray sits on the West Crescent of Palm Jumeirah, a beach resort designed in the manner of the Ottoman palaces of Turkey. Its interiors carry hand-painted ceilings and murals, crafted marble and crystal chandeliers. The resort has 405 rooms and suites and 38 Royal Villas set around a lagoon pool in tropical gardens, and a private beach faces the Arabian Gulf. Nine restaurants and bars serve Lebanese, Indian, Japanese and Mediterranean cuisine, and the Talise Ottoman Spa offers a Turkish hammam, thalassotherapy pools and snow rooms.
Weddings are held at a private beach gazebo that looks over the water as the sun goes down. The gazebo is dressed with flowers and lanterns and a red carpet for the couple, and several indoor venues stand close by. One of them, the Glasshouse, has a dedicated entrance, a built-in PA system and valet parking, and it accommodates up to 200 guests. Receptions can be served as a buffet, a sit-down meal or a cocktail reception, from a custom menu prepared by the resort's culinary team. Dubai International Airport lies 39 km away, about a 30-minute drive.
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The Essentials
- Where
- West Crescent, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai
- Capacity
- Glasshouse event space, up to 200 guests
- Stay
- 405 rooms and suites plus 38 Royal Villas
- Ceremony
- Private beach gazebo overlooking the Arabian Gulf
- Price
- On enquiry
- Catering
- In-house, with buffet, sit-down and cocktail formats
- Nearest airport
- Dubai International, 39 km, about 30 minutes by car
- Parking
- Dedicated valet parking at the Glasshouse
- Wellness
- Talise Ottoman Spa with Turkish hammam, thalassotherapy pools and snow rooms
An Ottoman palace on the Palm
The resort rests on the golden sands of the Palm Jumeirah West Crescent and echoes the grandeur of ancient Turkish palaces. Interiors are decorated in Ottoman style, with hand-painted ceilings and murals, crafted marble and crystal chandeliers.

The beach gazebo
Weddings are held at a private beach gazebo overlooking the Arabian Gulf as the sun goes down. It is decorated with flowers and lanterns and has a red carpet for the couple, with indoor venues close by for the reception.

Rest, spa and dine
The Talise Ottoman Spa takes its treatments from Ottoman healing traditions, with a Turkish hammam, thalassotherapy pools and snow rooms. Guests can dine across nine restaurants and bars, from Lebanese and Indian to Japanese and Mediterranean.


Private beach gazebo
The ceremony setting on the Arabian Gulf shoreline, dressed with flowers, lanterns and a red carpet.
Glasshouse
An event space for up to 200 guests with a dedicated entrance, PA system and valet parking.


Talise Ottoman Spa
Turkish hammam, thalassotherapy pools and snow rooms in an Ottoman-inspired setting.
Royal Villas
Four- and five-bedroom villas, including lagoon-side villas with private access to the lagoon pool.


Nine restaurants and bars
Lebanese, Indian, Japanese and Mediterranean cuisine, plus an international menu.
Getting there
Dubai International Airport is 30 minutes away by car.

443 rooms and suites




Royal Suite
The signature suite on the top floor, with panoramic views of the Palm Jumeirah.
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Jumeirah Zabeel Saray
Jumeirah Zabeel Saray, The Palm Jumeirah, West Crescent Road, PO Box 27722, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Transfers. Dubai International Airport is 39 km away, about a 30-minute drive.
Parking. Dedicated valet parking at the Glasshouse.
Things to do nearby
- Talise Ottoman Spa
- Private beach and infinity pool
- Zenzi Beach
- Al Nafoorah
- Sinbad's Kids Club
- Talise Fitness
Getting there
- Al Maktoum International (DWC)
- Dubai International (DXB)
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Jumeirah Zabeel Saray
Where is Jumeirah Zabeel Saray?
The resort stands on the West Crescent of Palm Jumeirah in Dubai. Dubai International Airport is 39 km away, about a 30-minute drive.
Where are weddings held?
Ceremonies take place at a private beach gazebo overlooking the Arabian Gulf, decorated with flowers and lanterns and a red carpet for the couple. Several indoor venues stand nearby, including the Glasshouse, which accommodates up to 200 guests.
What does the Glasshouse offer?
The Glasshouse is an event space listed for weddings, meetings and conferences. It has a dedicated entrance, a built-in PA system, complimentary Wi-Fi and dedicated valet parking, and it can seat up to 200 guests.
What catering formats are available?
Catering for wedding receptions can be buffet, sit-down or cocktail style, with a custom menu prepared by the resort's culinary team.
How many rooms does the resort have?
There are 405 rooms and suites and 38 Royal Villas. The villas have four or five bedrooms, and the four-bedroom Royal Villas have private access to a lagoon pool.
What spa and leisure facilities are on site?
The Talise Ottoman Spa offers a Turkish hammam, thalassotherapy pools and snow rooms. The resort also has an infinity pool, a private beach, the Talise Fitness hub and Sinbad's Kids Club.
Which restaurants are on site?
The resort has nine restaurants and bars, including Al Nafoorah for Lebanese cuisine, Amala for Indian dishes, Tori Tori for Japanese food, Zenzi Beach for Mediterranean dishes and Imperium for an international menu.


























































































