Among the most popular online searches since the Abraham Accords, Israel’s peace agreement with the United Arab Emirates, are “kosher hotel in Dubai”, “kosher food in Dubai” and the like.
Many Israelis who keep kosher, and of course religious and Haredi travellers from around the world, are looking for ways to holiday in Dubai and across the Emirates without compromising. Kosher restaurants have opened in the city, along with an OU kosher kitchen that delivers meals to many hotels. The Chabad House of Rabbi Levi Duchman also runs a kosher restaurant and Shabbat meals; see our guide to the Chabad House in Dubai.
A kosher hotel in Dubai: Hilton Al Habtoor City
A hotel with kosher food on site is without doubt in high demand among Jewish visitors. The Hilton Al Habtoor City serves a mehadrin kosher breakfast every morning in a separate dining room, under the supervision of Rabbi Levi Duchman.
Bookings: 072-3952977
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What to know about the price
The kosher breakfast is served in a separate dining room, and with an ordinary booking elsewhere online the price shown does not include it. There are also taxes and a tourist fee to pay on top of the room rate.
Flight Hunter stresses that “when the hotel is booked through Flight Hunter, the price includes all taxes, the tourist fee and the kosher breakfast. Guests are not asked to pay anything on arrival, including the municipal fee charged at every hotel in Dubai.”
The hotel and its location
The hotel is central and close to the main points of interest. It is a luxurious five-star deluxe property. Hilton Dubai Al Habtoor City stands on Sheikh Zayed Road, on the Dubai Water Canal, 2.5 km from the Burj Khalifa, and has an outdoor pool that is open all year round.
For now the hotel serves a mehadrin kosher breakfast. A mehadrin kosher dinner is also planned during the year, and we will update as things develop.
Kosher holiday packages
Planning meals outside the hotel? Read what to check before choosing a kosher restaurant in Dubai.
