Jumeirah hotels in four destinations

In four destinations: Dubai, where the collection holds four — Jumeirah Burj Al Arab on its island 280 meters off Jumeirah Beach, joined to the shore by its own causeway, and Jumeirah Al Naseem, Jumeirah Al Qasr and Jumeirah Mina A'Salam in Madinat Jumeirah across the water, on the beach; Abu Dhabi, where Jumeirah Saadiyat Island stands on Saadiyat Beach, where the hawksbill turtles nest, a few minutes from the Louvre Abu Dhabi; Amalfi Coast & Capri, where Jumeirah Capri Palace stands on the island; and London, where Jumeirah Carlton Tower stands on Cadogan Place, off Sloane Street, with views over Cadogan Gardens, Harrods a few minutes' walk and Sloane Square and the King's Road down the street.

Each was admitted on its own merits, one hotel at a time, never by brand. What the seven share is water at the heart of the house — a beach, a pool, a spa: in Dubai, the all-suite sail of December 1999, 199 suites in a tower 321 meters tall on its own island, and the three houses of Madinat Jumeirah on the beach, with the canals and abras, the souk and Talise Spa between them and the turtle lagoon of the Dubai Turtle Rehabilitation Project at Al Naseem's feet; in Abu Dhabi, a beach resort on Saadiyat's nesting sands; on Capri, the Capri Beauty Farm inside the palace hotel and Il Riccio, the beach club and restaurant, on the water at the Blue Grotto, with L'Olivo at table — a seasonal house, and the concierge confirms its opening dates; in London, the 20-meter pool under glass on the roof of the Cadogan Place tower, renewed top to bottom in 2021, and The Peak health club beside it. Jumeirah Burj Al Arab and Jumeirah Al Naseem hold five-star standing; Jumeirah Al Qasr, Jumeirah Mina A'Salam, Jumeirah Saadiyat Island, Jumeirah Capri Palace and Jumeirah Carlton Tower hold four-star standing, and we list them at exactly that tier.

It depends on the destination. The Amalfi Coast and Capri run on a season: most houses open around Easter and close in late autumn, and the island goes quiet from November to March, so the concierge confirms the Capri Palace's opening dates for your stay; May, June and September are the weeks to aim for, July and August hot and crowded. London belongs to late spring and early autumn — May, June and September — with the Chelsea Flower Show in late May and Wimbledon at the turn of July taking the rooms of Knightsbridge and Chelsea months ahead; July and August are the warmest and busiest months, the run-up to Christmas the fullest for the grand houses, and January and February the quietest. The Gulf runs on its winter: Dubai and Abu Dhabi from about October to April, with the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix weekend at the end of November or the start of December and the weeks from mid-December through the New Year's Eve fireworks at the Burj Khalifa taking the rooms first, and Art Dubai bringing the galleries to Madinat Jumeirah in spring; from June to September the heat is the fact of the day, when the resorts are at their quietest. Each destination page carries its note on the months, and the concierge advises on dates for a specific hotel.

Search your dates on the hotel's page to see reference rates, then send the concierge a request. The concierge confirms exact rates and availability with you before anything is booked, and any payment and its timing are set out before you confirm.