Great — here are vetted, solo‑traveller‑friendly options in Dubai (luxury → budget), why they’re good for solo stays, and quick safety tips to use when booking.

Quick context

• Dubai scores very highly for female/solo travel safety (ranked top city for solo female travellers in 2025 in an InsureMyTrip study). (insuremytrip.com)

Top hotel picks for solo travellers

Luxury (very high staff/security levels, concierge help, central locations)

• Jumeirah Emirates Towers — large luxury hotel on Sheikh Zayed Road with a dedicated “ladies” floor (female‑only rooms/flooring and female staff on that floor), direct metro access and full concierge/transfer services — great if you want privacy + central transport links. (jumeirah.com)
• Four Seasons Resort Dubai at Jumeirah Beach — beachfront luxury with consistently high service standards, private transfers and discreet security/concierge (good if you want a quiet, secure base near city sights). (fourseasons.com)
• Dukes The Palm (Dukes Dubai) — Palm Jumeirah property that has run a “Duchess” (women‑only) floor; good for solo women wanting resort privacy with high service levels. (above-5.com)

Mid‑range (good balance of price, security and location)

• Rove Downtown — budget‑friendly, modern hotel aimed at city travellers; features 24‑hour reception/security, key‑card access and central Downtown location (near Burj Khalifa / Dubai Mall). Popular with solo travellers and digital nomads. (rove-downtown-dubai.dubaihotelsoffers.com)
• Media One Hotel (Dubai Media City) — lively mid‑range option that has offered a ladies‑only floor and provides strong on‑site amenities, easy nightlife access and transport links. Good if you want a social hotel plus extra women‑focused options. (mediaonehotel.com)

Budget / social options (meet other travellers; check security specifics)

• Torch 77 / other well‑rated hostels — there are hostels and female‑friendly dorms that advertise key‑card access, CCTV and female‑only dorms; good for solo travellers on a budget but check recent reviews and security features before booking. (hostelz.com)

Why these choices

• Many Dubai hotels offer 24/7 reception, key‑card access, CCTV, in‑house transfers and concierge — features that materially reduce solo‑traveller friction and risk. Look for women‑only floors if that would make you more comfortable (some high‑end hotels in Dubai have them). (rove-downtown-dubai.dubaihotelsoffers.com)

Where to stay (neighbourhoods)

• Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina / JBR, Business Bay, Jumeirah Beach and Palm Jumeirah are popular with solo travellers: well‑lit, active at night, lots of dining/transport options and hotel security presence. Being close to a metro or reliable taxi/ride‑share service adds safety and convenience. (atlys.com)

Practical booking & safety checklist (use these every time)

• Confirm 24/7 reception and on‑site security; ask whether the hotel offers key‑card‑only access to corridors/floors. (rove-downtown-dubai.dubaihotelsoffers.com)
• If you want extra privacy, ask about women‑only floors/rooms at booking (availability varies by hotel and by date). Note: women‑only floors exist at several Dubai hotels but policies differ, so confirm before you book. (hospitalitynet.org)
• Book airport transfer through the hotel or reputable taxi services rather than accepting unsolicited offers on arrival. (fourseasons.com)
• Read recent guest reviews (last 3–6 months) for your exact room type/floor to check for any security or service issues.
• Keep digital and paper copies of your passport, emergency contacts (hotel, local embassy), and the hotel address in Arabic for taxi drivers.

A few final notes

• Dubai overall is considered one of the safer big cities for solo and female travellers, but individual comfort varies — if you prefer extra safeguards, prioritize hotels with female floors, private transfer options and good recent guest reviews. (insuremytrip.com)
• If you want, I can: (a) tailor recommendations for your budget and travel dates; (b) check which of these hotels currently show women‑only floors (availability can change); or (c) pull the most recent guest‑review highlights for any hotel you’re considering.

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