Hotel Indigo Dubai Downtown by IHG

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Hotel Indigo Dubai Downtown by IHG

IHG Hotels & Resorts · IHG One Rewards · Dubai · AE

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IHG One Rewards perks

4 tiers with upgrade, breakfast and lounge perks.

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Earned with 20 Elite Qualifying Nights or 40,000 Elite Qualifying Points in a calendar year. Once earned, status is maintained through the end of the following calendar year.

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14:00
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Restaurants nearby

  • Jamavar★ Michelin London, Doha, and now, Dubai’s Opera district becomes the latest home to this Indian restaurant that takes its name from the intricate Kashmir shawls worn in the 16th century. Grand chandeliers and a plush cocktail bar underline the interior’s opulent design, while prime ingredients play a big part across the menu. The spices are perfectly balanced and harmonious, with some noteworthy signatures, such as Bhatti Ka Octopus and Sindhi Methi Gosht (aka goat curry), reflecting the kitchen’s craft. If you’re headed to a show at the Dubai Opera, this place offers a set lunch menu as a pre-theatre op1.7km
  • Jun'sWorld's 50 Best #21 Chef and restaurateur Kelvin Cheung’s larger-than-life personality has found the perfect outlet here in Downtown Dubai. His Chinese heritage, Canadian/American upbringing and international peregrinations all inform his cuisine. Rainbow heirloom carrots; scallops and corn; and char siu short ribs – these are just some of the dishes that are busting with flavour and will have you licking your lips for long after. It’s contagiously fun.1.4km
  • moonrise★ Michelin Home-grown – and largely self-taught– Solemann Haddad tells the story and the inspiration behind each of the cleverly conceived and carefully constructed dishes on his highly original ‘surprise’ menu. He was one of the first to bring alive the top quality Middle Eastern ingredients and flavours through the clever use of Japanese notes and techniques. Perched on the roof of a smart residential building, there are two sittings for dinner at the 15-seater counter; do try to arrive on time as everyone is served together.3.2km
  • Manāo★ Michelin Helmed by Abhiraj Khatwani in conjuction with Mohamad Orfali, this Thai restaurant is the Dubai-born chef’s ode to the cuisine closest to his heart. The place, meaning ‘lime’ in Thai, serves an 11-course tasting menu comprised of Thai classics with a twist. The dishes stay true to their roots, offering vibrant, fresh, highly authentic mouth-watering Thai flavours with wonderful balance to the spicing. The experience is perfectly paired with five non-alcoholic drinks, created and made in-house. Expect engaging, smooth service with a lively soundtrack throughout.3.7km
  • JARA by Martín Berasategui On the 18th floor of The Lana hotel is internationally renowned chef Martín Berasategui’s restaurant, named after his eldest granddaughter. Its décor is modern and luxurious and styled like a brasserie in dark tones. The eatery’s open kitchen is where chefs prepare the Basque dishes on an open fire and on charcoal grills. Start with charcoal-grilled octopus, Galician-style potatoes with paprika, tomato tartare with fresh and dried tomatoes; then enjoy their range of grilled steaks and be sure to order the Basque cheesecake. Opt for a seat on the terrace for uninterrupted views of Downtown Duba448m
  • Dragonfly A sister to the original Dragonfly in Kazakhstan, this Dubai outpost boasts a contemporary Japanese menu with hints of pan-Asian influences. Sushi, maki, noodles and dim sum are a just a few items that adorn the menu and are prepared with prime ingredients – their braised Wagyu short rib and signature crystal toast are must haves. Inside, you are surrounded by Asian elements, with a dark wood ceiling and a large red dragonfly above; the wall panels were installed by craftsmen who travelled from China. Go for lunch for a great value meal or dinner for a lively evening out with signature cocktai458m
  • Riviera by Jean Imbert Be transported to the iconic French Riviera in the heart of Business Bay. Ideally located on the fourth floor of The Lana hotel, overlooking a small marina of luxury yachts, this restaurant exudes chic, French allure from its style to its flavours. Ratatouille cake, signature tuna tartare (made at your table) to green risotto and Carabineros spaghetti, allow you to travel from the South of France to Italy in just a few bites. Its bright terrace is perfect for alfresco dining during cooler weather.461m
  • Orfali Bros★ Michelin Three Syrian brothers own and run this deservedly popular restaurant: a light and airy space dominated by a striking, two-storey open kitchen. Original, playful small plates are Mediterranean at their core but display global influences. The cooking seamlessly delivers bold, complex and balanced flavours, as well as lovely contrasts of texture. The tasting menu includes classics from their previous menus such as the ‘ooh la la foie gras’ and their ‘corn bomb’, as well as new dishes such as their sea bream and ‘maftoul’ (Palestinian couscous). For the full experience, go for the non-alcoholic pa3.9km
  • La Dame de Pic Dubai★ Michelin Internationally renowned chef Anne-Sophie Pic made her culinary debut in Dubai with this restaurant on the 25th floor of the One&Only One Za’abeel hotel. Located in the cantilever known as The Link, the large space comes with soft tones and features a bar topped with a white marble counter at the front and an open kitchen at the back. The restaurant offers set menu options along with an a la carte menu, with dishes such as Les Berlingots ASP© with 20 months aged Comté, mushroom and coffee consommé, Wagyu beef with seaweed eggplant, and roasted pear, honey ginger with slivers of Buddha’s hand –4.0km
  • Masti In 2023 this colourful and creative restaurant moved to a new berth within The Dubai Edition hotel – and it’s a good fit. There’s more than a hint of whimsy to the vibrant decoration and equal amounts of imagination are shown in the menu. The kitchen isn’t afraid of incorporating global influences alongside the Indian flavours, which results in intriguing but always enjoyable dishes that are meant for sharing. Fun and mischievous indeed.614m

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Attractions nearby

  • Burj Khalifa skyscraper in Dubai, United Arab Emirates1.4km
  • The Dubai Fountain world's largest choreographed fountain system1.2km
  • Museum of the Future exhibition space in the UAE3.0km
  • Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo aquarium in Dubai, United Arab Emirates1.0km
  • Za'abeel Stadium stadium in Dubai, United Arab Emirates4.2km
  • Dubai Zoo zoo in Dubai, United Arab Emirates4.5km
  • Safa Park park in the United Arab Emirates4.2km
  • Zabeel Park urban public park, located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates4.9km

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