Ajman Hotel by Blazon Hotels
★★★★★Ajman Corniche, AjmanSpecialist pick
Overview
This is the old Kempinski on Ajman Corniche, opened in the late 1990s and now run under the Blazon Hotels name, with a website that has recently begun showing Dusit branding too. It suits families and couples who want a proper stretch of private beach and mature gardens rather than a shiny new tower.
The draw is the 400-metre private beach, said to be the largest in Ajman, backed by palm gardens and an outdoor pool with its own kids' pool alongside. There is a supervised kids' club for four to 14 year olds, watersports on the sand, a spa and gym, and a genuinely unhurried, low-key pace to the place.
Worth knowing before you book: the property is going through a rebrand, so double-check with the specialist team which name and dining line-up is current on your travel dates. It is an older-style resort rather than a flashy new build, which is exactly its appeal for repeat guests, but do not expect the polish of Dubai's newest beach hotels.
- 400 metre private beach
- kids club ages 4-14
- outdoor pool with kids pool
- beach watersports available
- on-site spa
- fitness centre
- palm garden grounds
- shuttle to dubai mall
- bowling alley
- golf access nearby
Rooms
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Good to know
- Meal plans
- Room only · Bed & breakfast · All-inclusive
- Paid at the hotel
- The tourism dirham fee and any security deposit
- Cancelling
- Each room shows its own terms; cancel online from My trips while they allow
Eating and drinking
- Bukhara — An Indian restaurant built around an open kitchen and clay tandoor, known for its kebabs, dal and freshly baked naan. Earthy, spice-forward and a proper sit-down dinner rather than a quick buffet stop; works fine with older children.
- Rosmarino Ristorante & Pizzeria — The hotel's Italian restaurant, with handmade pasta, wood-fired pizza and fresh seafood done simply and well. An open kitchen and relaxed atmosphere make it an easy, unfussy choice for a family dinner or a casual lunch.
- ZanziBar — Right on the sand, this is the spot for a sundowner or a seafood grill while the sun goes down over the Gulf. Casual, beachfront and a natural stop after a day on the loungers rather than a formal dinner venue.
- Café Naseem — The all-day dining restaurant, covering breakfast, lunch and dinner with a broader, more relaxed menu and themed evenings. This is where most guests will end up eating with children, given the flexibility of the format.
Getting there
It is roughly a 40 to 50 minute drive from Dubai up the E11 or Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, and the property sits around 25km from Dubai International Airport, so a transfer or self-drive both work fine. There is parking on site, and Sharjah International Airport is the closer option if flying in rather than driving from Dubai.
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