Hotels in Sharjah

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Sharjah occupies 3.3% of the overall area of the UAE (excluding the islands). It is popular for its picturesque seascapes and landscapes. The city has numerous educational institutions that guarantee the continuous provision of fresh talent equipped with up-to-date technical, scientific, technological, and other skills that foster economic development.


It is home to the main natural reservation of the UAE. It has big desert fields and some farmland. It is also the only city that rests on both coasts. Abu Musa and Sir Bu are among its islands. Marshes, beaches, and acacia trees are abundant here.

For your hotel reservations in Sharjah, consider the resorts, hotels, and apartments within proximity to business centres and major attractions in the city or on the waterfronts. Other alternatives are studio apartments or villa communities, suitable for families.

Neighbourhoods of Sharjah

Sharjah boasts of five major cities, each with varying features.


  • Al Badayer: is situated in the district of Al Madame. It is one of the city's most prominent desert areas, attracting off-road enthusiasts and campers.
  • Dibba: is a group of three villages on the coast. Dibba Muhallab, belonging to Fujairah, Dibba Bayah, belonging to Oman's sultanate, and Dibba al Hisn, which sits in the middle of the two cities, belonging to Sharjah.
  • Khorfakkan: is on the east coast midway between Fujairah and Dibba Al Hisn and is the largest town in the area. The port and container terminal is expanding.
  • Al Dhaid: is the third-largest city in Sharjah and the principal manufacturer of vegetables and fruits such as guava, strawberries, limes, mangoes, and dates, which are sold within the UAE.
  • Kalba: it retains a historical charm and is renowned for its ancient fortresses. It attributes bird watching, hiking, and kayaking.

What to see and do in Sharjah

This city is home to the unique Sharjah Aquarium that hosts over a hundred and fifty species of aquamarine, and the Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilisation, a modern museum that exhibits Islamic art and culture. You can enjoy volleyball, bike hire, and swimming pools or enjoy skyline views at the Al Mamzar Beach Street and Park. Books, art, and a butterfly house can all be viewed at the Al Noor Island. You can also experience the awe of the Ottoman-style landmark mosque, the Al Noor Mosque.


What to eat in Sharjah

Enjoy the Al Machboos, a popular traditional meal of the UAE prepared with meat, rice, onion, and dried lemon. Local popular meals, though quite famous internationally too, are the Shawarma, with chicken or lamb meat and an Arabic Roti, served with fries, garlic sauce, pickles, and tomatoes and the Hummus, mainly served with pita bread or Shawarma, and made from lemon juice, garlic, olive oil, and chickpeas; it is more a dip than a meal.


Typical events and festivals in Sharjah

This city is a hive of activity with numerous events. Here are a few:


  • Islamic Arts Festival: An opportunity to appreciate over 100 artists representing more than 30 countries through their vibrant Islamic art projects. The first one took place in 1998 and is held annually ever since, from early December to mid-January.
  • School Theatre Festival: A festival that facilitates learning of the region's cultural heritage in a fun, engaging manner targeted for school-going children. Here, they get the opportunity to learn about writing, directing, and acting through experimental methods. It is held in mid-March.
  • Folklore Poetry Festival: The best event in the city for poetry enthusiasts, bringing the society's notable intellectuals together. The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and UAE poets converge to discuss Arab social values and history and perform poem recitals. The event falls on the first week of February.
  • Children's Reading Festival: One of the biggest children's festivals in the region with guests from over fifty countries, involving a series of theatre shows and film screenings.
  • Light Festival: The event's purpose is to promote the city's rich history and is one of the most popular festivities. It is held in early February and runs for ten days.

How to move around in Sharjah

The Dubai subway is the longest and most fully automated (driverless) metro rail network globally, covering 74.6 kilometres, and passes through Sharjah. It stops at 49 subway stations in total, nine of which are underground. In addition to electric lifts and escalators, every station has bicycle stands, taxi stops, and bus connections. All trains and stations provide free Wi-Fi and air-conditioning. Women and children have one compartment reserved for them, and another compartment is reserved for those who hold Gold Class tickets. For your convenience, you can purchase your train tickets from Destinia.


The majority of the areas within each inter-city and citys are connected by air-conditioned buses, which operate on a schedule. Taxis can either be reserved in advance or stopped from the roadside. Families, women and children, and people of determination have special taxis.

The climate in Sharjah

Average temperatures throughout the year range between highs of 43°C and lows of 12°C. While December to March may be known as the peak travel time due to the warm temperatures, Sharjah is suitable for travel throughout the year. The summer occurs between May and September and tends to be hot and dry, even during the nighttime.


Sharjah today 86°F
86°F | 66°F

In Sharjah we will have overcast clouds, the day will be very hot; beware of heat stroke.

    • Wednesday
    • 84°F | 77°F
    • Thursday
    • 77°F | 72°F
    • Friday
    • 75°F | 70°F
    • Saturday
    • 81°F | 72°F

Locations near Sharjah

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Hotel Four Points By Sheraton Sharjah

Hotel Four Points By Sheraton Sharjah

2.4 mi from city centre Excellent location
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Hotel Red Castle  Sharjah

Hotel Red Castle Sharjah

3.2 mi from city centre Good location
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Hotel The Chedi Al Bait

Hotel The Chedi Al Bait

1.9 mi from city centre Excellent location
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Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Sharjah

It depends on the category of the hotel. If you want to stay at a 4-star hotel in Sharjah, the average price per night is 29 , while you will pay an average of 23 for a 3-star hotel, and in a more luxurious 5-star hotel, you'll pay around 44 .

You can make reservations at Beach Hotel Sharjah, Marbella Resort and Hotel Rayan if you"re looking for a hotel with valet service for your visit to Sharjah.

If you need a hotel with disabled access in Sharjah, we recommend Beach Hotel Sharjah, Hotel Golden Tulip Sharjah and Marbella Resort.

If you´re looking for peace and quiet and want to stay at an adult-only hotel in Sharjah, we recommend Beach Hotel Sharjah.

According to our clients, if you´re travelling with children, the best hotels in Sharjah are Golden Sands & Residences, Hotel Spark Residence Deluxe Apartment and Hotel Lavender Sharjah.

If you want to save time, the hotels in Sharjah with express check-in and check-out are Beach Hotel Sharjah, Marbella Resort and Hotel Sahara Beach Resort & Spa.

Some of the options for hotels with non-smoking rooms in Sharjah are Beach Hotel Sharjah, Hotel Coral Beach Resort Sharjah and Hotel Golden Tulip Sharjah.

In Sharjah, Beach Hotel Sharjah, Hotel Golden Tulip Sharjah and Time Ruby Apartments offer 24-hour front desk service.

If you're bringing a vehicle, we recommend that you book a hotel with parking in Sharjah, like Beach Hotel Sharjah, Marbella Resort or Hotel Sahara Beach Resort & Spa.

The best hotels with a pool in Sharjah are Beach Hotel Sharjah, Hotel Coral Beach Resort Sharjah and Time Ruby Apartments.