Furnished Holiday Homes in Meydan

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Prices in Meydan

1 nightfrom AED 358typical AED 372
1 weekfrom AED 2,334typical AED 2,429
1 monthfrom AED 7,608typical AED 8,774

From the 5 homes on this page, VAT and Tourism Dirham included. Updated with the listings.

Questions about staying in Meydan

How much does a monthly rental in Meydan cost?

On keysplease.ae today, 30 nights in Meydan start from AED 7,608, with a typical home at AED 8,774. Prices include VAT and the Tourism Dirham; there is no service fee.

What does a weekly stay in Meydan cost?

A week (7 nights) starts from AED 2,334, typically AED 2,429, all taxes included.

How many holiday homes are there in Meydan?

5 furnished homes in Meydan are listed on keysplease.ae right now: 3 studios, 1 1-bedroom, 1 4+ bedrooms.

Can I book just one night in Meydan?

Yes. 2 of the 5 homes take one-night stays; others ask for a minimum of a few nights, shown on each home.

Are there pet-friendly homes in Meydan?

Yes, 5 homes accept pets. Tell us about your pet when you book.

About Meydan

Meydan is part of Nad Al Sheba in Mohammed Bin Rashid City, reached along Ras Al Khor Road and Al Ain Road. It is a freehold zone of about 40 million square feet, established in 2007. It is best known for Meydan Racecourse, home of the Dubai World Cup, whose grandstand opened to the public in 2020 and replaced the old Nad Al Sheba course.

The district is a mix of apartments, villas and mixed-use blocks. Meydan Avenue combines apartments, retail and commercial space, and sub-communities include Millennium Estates, with roughly 198 villas, as well as Meydan Gated Community, Polo Residences and The Fields. Area guides describe it as a family-friendly, upscale community with frequent sporting and leisure events. The Track, Meydan Golf is a pay-and-play course beside the racecourse, and the Meydan Hotel anchors the Avenue.

Getting around is the main point to weigh. Guides say there is no public transport inside the district, that buses connect to metro stations, and that bus stops 55 and 67 serve the racecourse. The nearest metro station is in Business Bay, about 15 minutes away. Taxis and ride-hailing apps such as Careem and Uber are the usual way to move around locally. By car, one guide puts The Dubai Mall at about 14 minutes and Jumeirah Beach at about 19 minutes.

The trade-offs are the lack of rail and the absence of a beach nearby; guides also note no hospitals inside the community. Meydan suits visitors who want a base within reach of the city centre and who are comfortable using taxis or a rental car.