Holiday homes in City Walk: prices per night and where to stay

City Walk is a Meraas-built district of tree-lined streets, low- and mid-rise apartment buildings and open-air retail between Al Wasl Road and Al Safa Street. Short-stay supply is limited and mostly one- to three-bedroom apartments in buildings with pools and children's play areas.

Guests come for the pedestrian-friendly streets, restaurants and family attractions such as The Green Planet, and for concerts and shows at Coca-Cola Arena. Downtown and the Jumeirah beaches are each a short drive away.

Typical prices

What you get	Price / night
1 bedroom	AED 920 – AED 1,100
3+ bedrooms	AED 1,510 – AED 1,880

One-bedroom prices for mid-November 2026 sit about 10% above mid-October; big Coca-Cola Arena events and the November–January peak tighten availability.

Typical ranges seen on public listings, checked on 30 September 2026. Prices move with the season, the building and the length of stay.

Getting around

There is no metro station in City Walk; Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall station is about 8 minutes away by car.
RTA buses stop on Al Safa Street, a couple of minutes' walk from the residential blocks.
Underground parking serves the residential area, with valet parking in the retail zones.

Who it suits

Couples who like boutique shopping and cafés
Concert and event-goers at Coca-Cola Arena
Families wanting a calm, walkable base

Nearby

Coca-Cola Arena, a 17,000-capacity indoor venue
The Green Planet indoor rainforest
Hub Zero gaming and entertainment centre
Street-art murals and open-air dining streets

Nothing listed here yet

Send your dates or move-in month and budget, and we will find options in City Walk and send them to you on WhatsApp.

Questions people ask

Are there many holiday homes in City Walk?

Not many. Short-stay supply is small compared with Downtown or Business Bay, so availability is tighter around big Coca-Cola Arena events and in the winter peak.

Is City Walk walkable?

Yes, it was designed as a pedestrian district with wide pavements and shaded boulevards, though a taxi is the easiest way to reach the metro or the beach.

Is City Walk good for children?

Yes. The Green Planet and other family attractions are in the district, and residential buildings typically have pools and play areas.

Do holiday homes in Dubai need a licence?

Yes. Every holiday home unit in Dubai needs a permit from the Department of Economy and Tourism (DET). Each listing shows its permit number once it is issued.

Is there a tourism fee on a holiday home stay?

Yes. Holiday homes collect the Tourism Dirham, a fee per bedroom per night set by DET. It is included in the total we confirm before you pay.

What is included in a holiday home stay?

Fresh linen and towels, Wi-Fi, electricity, water and air conditioning, a fitted kitchen and cleaning between stays. Each listing lists anything extra.

How do I book, and is there a deposit?

Send your dates on WhatsApp or through the form. We confirm availability and the full price, then take a booking payment and a refundable security deposit.

Holiday homes in City Walk