How does the swimming pool in Dubai Airport's Terminal 3 work?

10/12/2016 12:52:54 PM

Just for the record to put in an answer:

1) it’s part of the (fantastic) (confusingly named) “Dubai International Hotel” which is literally absolutely right in the airport – literally next door to the many shops.

It’s in the “G-Force spa” which is part of the hotel.

2) You simply walk in and pay about 20 bucks, and you can use the pool. It’s that simple. Anyone can do it.

3) You will have plenty of time with the connection you describe

4) They absolutely have huge numbers of towels, etc, laid-on – indeed the shower rooms are completely private. Bring nothing except yourself.

Tip: it is somewhat tricky to find the hotel! I have luckily stayed there often and every single time, I simply have to ask someone how to get to it. (I still can’t find it!) Very simply, ask someone how to get to the “Dubai International Hotel” or the “Hotel inside the airport by the shops”, ask any staff member or person in a uniform, or shop person, so you can head straight there.

Enjoy!

Article about the pool with photo – article

Three tips regarding the hotel specifically: (1) You can very much take a room by the hour, starting any time, around the clock. It is somewhat common to suffer a long stopver – say, 10 or so hours – in DXB. No matter what time of day this happens, you can take a room for say “7 hours” at this fantastic and unusual hotel. (2) At no extra cost whatsoever (above the staggering room price!), the staff are absolutely happy to meet you as you come off your arriving plane. It’s a huge tip. Simply phone them ahead and ask them to do this. You will be shattered from the long flight to Dubai. They will help you with everything, rush you through security and the like, and take you instantly to your glorious room where you can fall asleep immeditely in the very high thread-count sheets. I do this every time, because I still can never find the hotel, the entrance is “tucked away” behind certain shops! (3) It’s the sort of hotel it’s best to just pick up the phone and call them to book. No discounts are available online; and you need to give them all the info on your flights, etc, so they can serve you best, and indeed choose which “hourly rate” approach is the best deal for you. So just phone for convenience. They are ridiculously helpful.

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