Do you mean rooms for single occupancy (one guest) or hotels that specifically sell “single rooms” with a single bed? Either way, almost every major hotel chain and many aparthotels in Dubai can accommodate single travellers — below are examples across budget, mid‑range, aparthotel and luxury categories (each entry links to a page that shows single / single‑use or studio options).

Budget / value

• ibis Dubai Al Rigga — standard/twin/single room types shown on hotel/travel pages (good low‑cost option in Deira/Al Rigga). (sno.com)
• Premier Inn Dubai Al Jaddaf — economy chain with rooms suitable for single occupancy; room types listed on the hotel site and booking pages. (mena.premierinn.com)
• Citymax Hotel Al Barsha — budget city hotel with twin/double options (works well for solo travellers near Mall of the Emirates). (booking.com)

Mid‑range / trendy

• Rove Downtown (and other Rove properties) — Rove’s “Rover” rooms are 1‑bed (26 sqm) and appear as Rover/Single/Double options on booking pages; popular with solo travellers in Downtown Dubai. (booking.com)
• Holiday Inn Express (e.g., Jumeirah) — IHG’s Holiday Inn Express properties in Dubai list room types and are commonly booked for single occupancy. (booking.com)

Aparthotels / serviced apartments (great if you want a studio / kitchen)

• Ascott Park Place Dubai — serviced‑apartment property offering studios and 1‑bedrooms (ideal for single travellers staying longer). (sno.com)
• Fraser Suites / La Suite (Fraser‑style serviced studios) — studio and one‑bedroom apartments shown on booking sites (good for single stays with kitchen facilities). (kr.hotels.com)

Luxury (single use / single occupancy available)

• JW Marriott Marquis Dubai — large luxury hotel offering rooms that can be booked for single occupancy (booking pages show single‑use/“max 1 guest” / twin options). (booking.com)

Quick tips for booking a single room in Dubai

• On booking sites, set number of guests to “1” (or filter for “single room” / “single use”) to see rates/room types for solo travellers. Many hotel booking pages will show “Double single use” or single/twin bed choices. (booking.com)
• Consider serviced apartments/studios (Ascott, Fraser, Staybridge, etc.) if you want a kitchenette and often better monthly/weekly rates. (sno.com)
• Be aware of “single supplements” on some packages or older tour bookings (hotels generally charge per room, not per person; single supplement info and how to avoid it is explained in travel guides). If price is important, compare “1 adult” rates across several sites and check aparthotels/hostels for private single rooms. (en.wikipedia.org)

If you’d like, I can:

• Narrow this to a specific neighbourhood (Downtown, Marina, Deira, Jumeirah, near the airport),
• Show cheapest “single occupancy” options for particular dates, or
• Send a short list of 3–5 hotels matched to your budget and travel dates. Which would you prefer?