Royal Rose Hotel Abu Dhabi, Curio Collection by Hilton
A luxurious 5-star hotel with a French palace aesthetic and an outdoor pool
About this hotel
Stepping into the Royal Rose Hotel is like entering a grand 17th-century French palace, right in the heart of Abu Dhabi. The baroque decor creates an atmosphere of refined luxury throughout, from the common areas to the elegantly appointed rooms. Days here can be spent unwinding by the outdoor pool, rejuvenating in the spa, or maintaining your routine at the gym. Dining is an experience in itself, with a variety of Arabic and international dishes to explore. The hotel’s central location makes it a convenient base for exploring the city, while the opulent interiors offer a serene escape from the urban bustle.
- French palace-inspired architecture
- Outdoor swimming pool
- On-site spa and gym
- Baroque-style interiors
Our take
This hotel is ideal for travellers seeking a luxurious and distinctive stay, particularly those who appreciate opulent design and a touch of European grandeur in the Middle East. Couples looking for a romantic getaway will find the ambiance appealing, as will business travellers desiring upscale amenities. While it offers a central location, those preferring a more contemporary or minimalist aesthetic might find the baroque style a bit much. It’s a destination in itself, perfect for those who enjoy a hotel with a strong personality.
- ✓Explore the different dining options, from Arabic to international, for a varied culinary experience.
- ✓Take advantage of the spa and outdoor pool for relaxation after a day of exploring Abu Dhabi.
- ✓Consider a suite with a city-view balcony for extra space and a glimpse of the urban landscape.
Why we love it
- The opulent 17th-century French palace design
- Relaxing outdoor pool and spa facilities
- Diverse dining options on site
- Elegant, air-conditioned accommodations
Why guests love itThis five-star hotel builds its identity around a French-palace baroque aesthetic, pairing an outdoor pool with a separate spa pool, a gym, and dining that spans Arabic to international cuisine. A 8.8 rating from 3,781 reviews shows the style choice has landed well with a wide guest base. The baroque interiors set this hotel apart from the glass-and-steel look common elsewhere in the city, making it a distinctive pick for travelers who want a themed stay alongside their pool time.