Jumeirah short-term rentals
A low-rise coastal district of villas and beach clubs along Jumeirah Beach Road. Classic Dubai beach living. Send your dates for licensed options.
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Who Jumeirah suits
- Families wanting a villa near public beaches
- Repeat visitors who prefer a local, residential feel
- Guests who like cafés, boutiques and beach walks
Landmarks nearby
Kite Beach, La Mer, Jumeirah Mosque, the Burj Al Arab view at Umm Suqeim and Madinat Jumeirah.
Getting around
There’s no metro along Jumeirah Beach Road. The Red Line runs parallel along Sheikh Zayed Road, so most guests use taxis.
Partner stays in Jumeirah
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Before you book in Jumeirah
- Which part of Jumeirah (1, 2, 3 or Umm Suqeim): they stretch a long way
- Walking distance to the beach
- Villa rules on guest numbers and events
- The DET permit, deposit, Tourism Dirham and VAT, confirmed in writing
Every holiday home must be registered with Dubai’s Department of Economy and Tourism (DET, formerly DTCM) before it can host guests (DET). We only pass enquiries to licensed operators.
Compare nearby areas
Also consider Palm Jumeirah, Downtown Dubai, Al Barsha, or browse all Dubai areas. Staying 30+ nights? See monthly rentals.
Frequently asked questions
Is Jumeirah good for families?
Yes. Villas near public beaches like Kite Beach are popular with families. Check pool safety and guest limits.
Can I get around Jumeirah without a car?
Taxis and ride-hailing are the norm. The metro is a short ride inland.