I stayed in this hotel to participate in the 10k Dubai run & combined with sightseeing. Great value for money, centrally located, good breakfast buffet,easy reachable by metro (10 min walk), big bus tours (stop 5 min away).

Minus points are:
- shower water has to be heated up before taking a shower (ca. 15 min before)
- Noisy as walls and doors seem not to be very solid. Eg. Heard people talking in the next room and walking in the corridor

Stayed at the Savoy Park with family, including one child & one infant. A very pleasant stay.

The service was excellent, prompt & without exception, very friendly. The breakfast in the coffee shop isnt a great spread, but its adequate & the staff is very friendly.

The room was very clean & maintained well. There isnt a great view from the windows, but then, dont expect to stay in teh room too much when in Dubai !
The rooms are equipped with a small kitchen area, with a microwave, a fridge, some utensils & cutlery. Comes in very handy when u are travelling with kids & when u need to store some backup food & milk in the room. They also have washing machines in the basement, for complimentary use !

The location is okay. Its min cab fare from 2 metro stations & is close to shopping areas like Karama & Meena Bazar.

Most cabbies arent aware of the exact location of the hotel, so make sure u carry a map or set of directions with u.

i stayed here in March with my sister in law,we found it a good base to get around, the room had a microwave if you need it we did'nt use it.The hotel has a roof top swimming pool which we used each morning and then went out for the rest of the day.The breakfast was a goid choice.The train station is about 10 minutes walk away and is easy to use.We caught the monorail from one end to the other to get our bearings and were surprised how big the city actually is.The shopping malls are fantastic,which also included Next,Boots,New look and a few more,the prices are more expensive than at home.We enjoyed watching the fountains by the Burj Khalifa they should be seen.The public beach near to Burj Al Arab is a lovely beach.We visited so many places i could be writing for ages,please ask any questions and i will give you an honest opinion.

The Savoy Park, of the Savoy group of three hotel apartments, is perhaps the most unassuming and value-priced of all. Nonetheless, it undeniably satisfied my requirements, excepting maybe for the WiFi internet connection with a reasonable speed in the morning (8, 77 Mbps), then dropping (2, 55 Mbps) and fluctuating in the late afternoon. But other than that I had no complaints.
Mr. Karim, the hotel manager, arranged for a shuttle to pick me up at the airport at a price of 35 dirhams, which is less than the cost of a taxi fare between 40 and 45 dirhams from the airport to the same area in Bur Dubai.
Check-in was fast and easy and the staff were helpful and friendly. The complimentary dates in the lobby are worth mentioning because they are delicious.
My studio apartment, with a balcony facing the street and flooded by Dubai’s radiating morning sun, was very spacious with a double bed, a kitchenette, a flat-screen TV, a sofa and a work desk. I liked the decoration of the room, which I found very sober and attractive. The kitchenette was well equipped with a big refrigerator, an electric kettle, a toaster, a two-plate stove and a microwave. I couldn’t possibly wish for more. Local landline calls are complimentary and so is parking for hotel guests.
In general, the staff were very courteous and helpful. I was impressed with the young Nepalese, Raj Kumar, who was tireless in his efforts to clean my room at the time I had asked for, always leaving everything spotless.
The roof pool was luckily never crowded and offered the opportunity to bask in the sun without being too torrid (Christmas season) on the days that were a bit windy at the beach. The Bur Dubai area, where all three Savoy hotel apartments are located, is one of my favourites. It is a quiet quarter far from the hustle and bustle of the nearby commercial streets, suitable for noise-sensitive people and with the appearance of a residential area.