Dubai
I’ve been to Dubai once and had a great holiday with my late wife.
Would I go again?
I doubt for a holiday, as there is so little to do except lie in the sun, shop and look at a couple of museums. The highlight of the holiday was the wonderful ferries called abras, that cross the Dubai creek. Now that there is a metro, this may hasten the end for these archaic ferries.
I suppose I might stopover for a few days at the Ritz Carlton, especially as it would appear you can get there from the airport on the metro. That was a very good hotel and because it is smaller than most, it is a lot more personal. But then Ritz Carlton hotels seem to generally be worth trying.
I remember that we booked the one in Istanbul directly and when we got there, they were very sorry but didn’t have the requested room for us. Did we mind having a suite at the same price? Did we mind? Of course we did! If you want a great hotel in Istanbul, it is to be recommended, as it just by the end of a tram line, which takes you to all the sites.
So apart from the few things I’ve mentioned, Dubai is a soulless place and I do wonder if this has contributed to its troubles over the recent days.
I just like something with a bit more life and adventure.
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