Great — here are several well-located hotels in Dubai that are especially convenient for solo travellers because they have easy access to public transport (metro/tram/bus), straightforward facilities, and traveler-friendly services. I list the nearest station(s) and a short reason each is a good pick.

Suggested hotels

• Rove Downtown — Downtown Dubai (walking distance to Dubai Mall / Burj Khalifa area; close to Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall metro access and hotel shuttle options). Good for solo travellers who want central sightseeing, affordable rooms and social/co‑working spaces. (rovehotels.com)

• Rove City Centre (Deira) — Deira / City Centre Deira area (near City Centre Deira; easy access to buses and the Deira metro corridor). Budget-friendly, lively neighbourhood with quick public-transit links to older parts of the city — handy for solo explorers. (rovehotels.com)

• Rove Dubai Marina — Dubai Marina / JBR (short walk to the JBR tram stop and within walking distance of Jumeirah Lake Towers metro). Ideal if you prefer the Marina/JBR promenade and tram-to-metro connections; good mix of value and a social atmosphere. (moovitapp.com)

• ibis One Central (near Dubai World Trade Centre) — Trade Centre District (direct access / very close to Metro/World Trade Centre area; 5 minutes to a metro station noted by the hotel). Practical for solo business or city‑centre stays with simple, reliable facilities and 24‑hour services. (ibisonecentral-dubai-world-trade-centre.com)

• Novotel Dubai Al Barsha — Al Barsha / Mall of the Emirates area (opposite/very near Sharaf DG / Mall of the Emirates metro access). Convenient if you want Mall of the Emirates, metro links to Media City/Internet City and hotel comforts. (novoteldubaialbarsha.com)

• ibis Al Rigga — Al Rigga / Deira (close walking distance to Salah Al Din / Al Rigga metro stops and many bus lines). Good low-cost option in an older, well‑connected district for solo travellers who want easy public-transit access. (moovitapp.com)

Quick transport tips for solo travellers

• Get a nol card (RTA) to tap on/off metro, tram and buses — it’s the easiest way to pay and can be bought/topped up at station vending machines or via the nolPay app. (Carry a small balance.) (rta.ae)

• Typical metro hours (useful when planning late evenings): generally around 05:00–00:00 most days (extended to 01:00 on Fridays); station-specific first/last-train times vary — check RTA on your travel dates. The Dubai Tram also runs daily with long evening hours in the Marina/JBR area. (rta.ae)

Why these picks work for solo guests

• All the above are in areas with regular metro/tram/bus links (so you can avoid relying on taxis), and several (Rove, ibis, Novotel) advertise 24‑hour services, simple single-room options and social/co‑working spaces that make solo stays comfortable and safe. (rovehotels.com)

If you want, I can:

• Narrow choices by neighbourhood (Downtown, Marina, Deira, Al Barsha) or budget (economy / midrange / upscale),
• Check current room rates and availability for specific dates,
• Or map the hotels to nearby metro/tram stations and typical walking times.

(If you want live prices or availability, tell me the travel dates and I’ll look them up.)