From lavish spreads to picture-perfect settings – these are the Ramadan tents you don’t want to miss
There are more than enough iftars in Dubai to keep you going throughout the holy month of Ramadan. But for a luxurious treat and a hike of likes on your Instagram, you must visit these gorgeous Ramadan majlis and tents dotted across Dubai.
Here are 10 gorgeous Ramadan tents in Dubai
Al Majlis – Madinat Jumeirah
The Ramadan Majlis at Madinat Jumeirah’s Conference Centre serves a generous Iftar buffet and Suhoor à la carte in a spacious setting designed for group gatherings. Soft background music accompanies Iftar, while Suhoor features instrumental Arabic melodies for a calm, late-night atmosphere. Cards and board games are available for guests to enjoy. Exclusive sofa seating and private majlis options are available for larger groups.
Where: Madinat Jumeirah Conference Centre, Umm Suqeim
When: Iftar – sunset to 8.30pm
Cost: Iftar Dhs350 per person; Dhs175 per child (5 to 11); Under 4s dine for free; Suhoor à la carte minimum spend from Dhs300 per person
jumeirah.com
Al Majlis Garden, Madinat Jumeirah
Set among tranquil waterways, Al Majlis Garden offers Iftar and Suhoor buffets in an elegant open-air setting. Evenings are accompanied by soft background music at Iftar and instrumental Arabic melodies during Suhoor, with cards and board games available for guests seeking a relaxed, social atmosphere.
Where: Madinat Jumeirah, Umm Suqeim
When: Iftar – sunset to 8.30pm, Suhoor – 10pm to 3am
Cost: Iftar Dhs290 per person; Dhs145 per child (5 to 11); Under 4s dine for free; Suhoor buffet Dhs250 per person
jumeirah.com
Atlantis The Palm
If you had to pick from just one of the Ramadan tents in Dubai – make it the iconic Asateer Tent at Atlantis The Palm. In addition to the elegant yet modern look and feel of the ambience and décor, diners can enjoy a fusion buffet featuring various theme nights, including international, Arabesque, Khaleeji, Persian, and Turkish cuisine. There are a variety of seating arrangements, including a Royal Majlis, four VIP Majlis areas, as well as booth seating and 120 dining tables.
Where: Atlantis, The Palm, Palm Jumeirah
When: Sunset to 8pm
Costs: Dhs295 Mon to Thur | Dhs325 Fri to Sun
@atlantisthepalm
Fairmont The Palm
The beloved Ramadan pop-up in Fairmont’s pretty Fairuz garden returns, and it’s a stunning alfresco setting for iftar. Adorned in the hues of the season, a variety of seating options are available for guests to relax as they enjoy an open buffet and live music. Flavourful stations feature Middle Eastern and international dishes of seafood, poultry and vegetarian staples.
Where: Fairmont The Palm, Palm Jumeirah
When: Sunset to 9pm
Costs: Dhs315 per adult, Dhs125 per child (6 to 12)
fairmont.com/palm-dubai
Grand Hyatt Dubai
This unique iftar is set within the lush indoor gardens and surrounded by sounds of running water at Grand Hyatt Dubai. Expect live cooking stations and an extensive buffet, as well as typical Ramadan drinks.
When: Grand Hyatt Dubai, Dubai Healthcare City
When: Sunset to 8.30pm
Costs: Dhs249 per adult, Dhs125 per children (under the age of 9)
@grandhyattdubai
Hai Ramadan | Iftar Al Majlis
Expo City’s Hai Ramadan experience is one of the city’s most memorable, complete with vibrant markets and cultural activities that really immerse visitors in the meaning of this special month. For iftar, dine under the dome’s beautiful projections and enjoy an international buffet. Arrive before sunset to catch a spot to watch the Iftar cannon. For little ones, there’s a free PlayStation gaming space.
Where: Expo City Dubai
When: Sunset to 10pm
Cost: Iftar Dhs285 per adult, Dhs185 per child (4 to 12), under 3s free
@expocitydubai
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Layali Ellington
This Ramadan tent in the heart of One Central is the result of a collaboration between Ellington Properties and 7 Management. Inside, the space is elegant with contemporary-inspired elements and views of the stunning Museum of the Future. Your Suhoor will include a set menu paired with soft live music and subtle entertainment elements. The space encourages conversation, reflection, and togetherness. Want to book the space for a private event? You can host 100 guests or more.
When: 8.30pm until late
Costs: Suhoor set menu includes one drink for Dhs200 per person (minimum four pax)
@layaliellingtonby7management
Mandarin Oriental Jumeira
The Majlis by Mandarin Oriental presents a refreshed ambience with warm interiors and a terrace overlooking the Arabian Gulf. As dusk falls, guests can enjoy an exceptional Iftar featuring Middle Eastern favourites and signature dishes from Netsu and Tasca, accompanied by live oud and qanun melodies. Whether indoors or by the sea, it’s a perfect setting to embrace the spirit of Ramadan with loved ones.
Where: Mandarin Oriental Jumeira, Jumeira
Where: Sunset to 9pm
Costs: Dhs395 per adult, Dhs198 children (4 to 11)
mandarinoriental.com
One&Only One Za’abeel
Putting a haute spin on the traditional Ramadan tent is One&Only One Za’abeel in Dubai, partnering with Moroccan-French designer Selma Benomar for a haute couture-inspired Ramadan experience. Promising an immersion of craftmanship, culture and connection, this is one Ramadan fans of the finer things won’t want to miss.
Where: One&Only One Za’abeel, Trade Center
When: 6pm to 9pm
Cost: Dhs295 per adult, Dhs150 per child (4 to 11)
oneandonlyresorts.com
The Ramadan Garden, Jumeirah Beach Hotel
With views across the Arabian Gulf, The Ramadan Garden at Jumeirah Beach Hotel hosts Iftar and Suhoor with generous buffets of Middle Eastern and international dishes, live cooking stations, and oud and qanun performances, alongside Sufi dance displays. A family-friendly setting with a dedicated children’s area, shisha service, and Ramadan beverages makes it an easy choice from sunset through late evening.
Where: The Ramadan Garden, Jumeirah Beach Hotel
When: Iftar – sunset to 9.30pm, Suhoor – 10pm t0 2am
Cost: Iftar Dhs350 per person; Suhoor Dhs250 per person; Children (4–11) Iftar Dhs200, Suhoor Dhs150
jumeirah.com
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