Six Senses The Palm, Dubai
On the quieter West Crescent of Palm Jumeirah, the first Six Senses in the United Arab Emirates will open in the fourth quarter of 2026 – consciously contrasting Dubai's tendency towards grandeur. Instead of hundreds of rooms, there are 61 suites; instead of glass towers, there are curved, lattice-like rooflines, inspired by the coral reefs of the Arabian Gulf by the Cape Town architectural firm SAOTA. Between the buildings, small hills modelled after the Jebels, shady valley paths, and palm-lined courtyards create a garden that leads you step by step to the private beach.
The focus of your stay is your well-being: The 5,500 square meter spa combines hammam and Ayurveda with modern diagnostics and longevity programs. In the evenings, ROKA entices with Japanese robata cuisine on the roof, and during the day, the sea lies directly in front of you. A personal Guest Experience Maker is available to you around the clock. Those who want to experience Dubai without fully surrendering to the hustle and bustle will find a retreat here with the skyline on the horizon.
Details
Country
United Arab Emirates
City
Dubai
Price
from €2,075 per night/person
Best time to travel
October - April
Suites
All 61 accommodations are suites, designed in warm sand tones with stone, wood, and hand-knotted rugs from Jaipur Rugs made from recycled yarn – each piece can be traced back to the hand that knotted it. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the view of the Arabian Gulf, the Palm, or the skyline of the Marina. The Pearl Suites at 85 square meters and the Breeze Suites at 125 square meters each feature their own balcony, while the Horizon Suite at 160 square meters additionally has a private hydrotherapy pool. Families and friends will find space for all in the Three Bedroom Pool Retreat or in the 585 square meter Three Bedroom Private Reserve with open kitchen, private pool, and separate staff room. Yoga mats, a pillow menu, and the beds from Sleep With Six Senses with handcrafted mattresses and organic cotton ensure a restful sleep.
Culinary
Four restaurants and three bars follow the Eat With Six Senses philosophy: seasonal, with ingredients from local farmers and fishermen, simply prepared. The culinary flagship is ROKA in the Sky Garden on the roof – the second branch in Dubai of the London-based Robatayaki institution serves dishes from the open grill from 6 PM, including classics like black cod or lamb chops with Korean spices. LOÄM brings Mediterranean cuisine to the table with market-fresh ingredients. The EVY Lounge accompanies you from morning coffee to afternoon tea to aperitif, while in Two12 you can enjoy handcrafted drinks in a small group. Right by the water, the pool and beach restaurant as well as the beach bar serve light coastal cuisine in the open air.
Activities
Covering 5,500 square meters indoors and outdoors, the Six Senses Spa features eight treatment rooms, including a VIP suite and couples' suites, with a vitality pool circuit, indoor lap pool, hammam, as well as Finnish and infrared saunas. Together with the Nova Clinic, the team combines modern diagnostics and longevity therapies with holistic approaches; additionally, there are programs for sleep, detox, fitness, yoga, and Ayurveda. At the Alchemy Bar, you mix your own skincare under guidance, and in the Biohacking Recovery Lounge, you regenerate after training in the movement studio or on the squash court. Yoga, breathwork, and sound healing take place in the gardens and on the beach. The wet areas of the spa are reserved for guests aged 16 and older.
Location
Six Senses The Palm is located on the West Crescent, the outer breakwater ring of Palm Jumeirah, with its own beach section and views over the Arabian Gulf, the Palm Island, and the skyline of Dubai Marina. Dubai International Airport is about 35 minutes away, and Al Maktoum International Airport is approximately 25 minutes – upon request, you can also travel by boat or helicopter. Dubai Marina is about a 20-minute drive away, while Downtown with Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall is about 30 minutes by car. This allows for peaceful beach days to be effortlessly combined with excursions to the historic Al-Fahidi district, the souks of Deira, or the desert. The resort is also a great start or conclusion to a round trip through Oman.
Contact person
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