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DoubleTree by Hilton Resort & Spa Marjan Island

At a glance

DoubleTree by Hilton Resort & Spa Marjan Island combines a 650 m private beach, seven pools and varied dining with family accommodation and water play. Named Bay Club, interconnecting and beach-villa categories offer different layouts and capacities.

Practical details

Setting
Al Marjan Island beachfront
Accommodation
Bay Club/interconnecting rooms; named three-bedroom beach villa
Stay distinction
Chuckles 4–12; children under four with a guardian; child room/meal rules differ

A resort with several accommodation formats

Hilton lists a 650 m beach, seven pools including an indoor pool and 13 bars/restaurants. The tourism authority lists a five-star resort with Bay Club buildings; Hilton’s room names distinguish sea views, direct beach access and family connections. King Bay Club Sea Front with Beach Access lists four guests, Family Bay Club Interconnecting Sea View six, and the Family Three Bedroom Beach Villa eight. These are separate products from a standard balcony room.

Sources: DoubleTree Marjan Island: resort and facilities, DoubleTree Marjan Island: rooms and family categories, Visit Ras Al Khaimah: DoubleTree Marjan Island

Family programmes and the room bill

Chuckles welcomes 4–12 and is complimentary for hotel guests; children under four join with a guardian. Jungle Float is for 8+, while Pirate Boat Aqua Zone is a separate play area. The resort’s family-pricing page permits children up to 18 to stay free using existing bedding with a paying adult, within room capacity. Food is free for 5 and under on the booked package; ages 6–12 receive 50% off that package. Free accommodation therefore does not make every child’s meals free.

Sources: DoubleTree Marjan Island: Chuckles and water play, DoubleTree Marjan Island: family pricing and resort information

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Sarah Haddad is responsible for this profile. It is based on the published sources cited here; no firsthand visit or independent service test is claimed.

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