Holiday homes in Palm Jumeirah: prices per night and where to stay

The Palm offers two kinds of stay: apartments along the trunk and in resort towers, and villas on the fronds, many with a private beach and pool. Nightly rates are among the highest in Dubai, and villas are the island's signature product for families and groups.

Days revolve around the beach, pools and the resorts on the Crescent, with Atlantis Aquaventure, The Pointe and Palm West Beach all on the island. It is quieter than the Marina after dark, and most guests use taxis or a car to get around.

Typical prices

What you get	Price / night
Studio	AED 650 – AED 800
1 bedroom	AED 840 – AED 1,040
2 bedrooms	AED 1,270 – AED 1,640
3+ bedroom apartment	AED 1,970 – AED 2,650
Villa (fronds, 3+ bedrooms)	AED 7,250 – AED 17,590

Holidu's area data shows January as the most expensive month (about AED 2,300 average) and August–September the cheapest (about AED 1,560–1,620), with March, November and February the hardest months to find 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

The Palm Monorail runs from Palm Gateway to Atlantis Aquaventure, stopping at Al Ittihad Park and Palm Jumeirah Mall; it reopened in mid-2026 after a maintenance closure.
Palm Gateway links by footbridge to the Palm Jumeirah stop on the Dubai Tram.
There is no metro on the island; the nearest Red Line stations are Dubai Internet City and Al Fardan Exchange.
DXB is about 30–35 minutes by car off-peak, depending on where on the island you stay.

Who it suits

Families and groups renting a villa
Couples on a beach-resort break
Guests celebrating a special occasion

Nearby

Atlantis The Palm and Aquaventure Waterpark
Palm West Beach, free to enter with paid beach clubs
The Pointe dining district and its beach
The View at The Palm observation deck
The boardwalk along the Crescent

Available now in Palm Jumeirah

Holiday homes

Palm Jumeirah

Three-bedroom holiday villa with a pool

Three-bedroom villa
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AED 3,200 / night

Questions people ask

Do Palm Jumeirah rentals include beach access?

Many do: frond villas usually have a private beach and several apartment buildings have residents' beaches. If yours doesn't, Palm West Beach and the beach at The Pointe are open to the public.

Is Palm Jumeirah more expensive than the rest of Dubai?

Yes. Holidu's area data puts the average nightly rate at roughly AED 1,870 across all property types, against a Dubai-wide AirROI median of about AED 760.

Can I get around the Palm without a car?

Partly. The monorail covers the trunk from the Gateway to Atlantis, but the fronds and the Crescent are spread out, so most guests rely on taxis or ride-hailing.

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 Palm Jumeirah