Massage and Spa in DIFC, Sheikh Zayed Road

It is the nearest of our three addresses to DIFC and it is named for it, but the building itself stands in Trade Centre Second, on the Sheikh Zayed Road frontage between DIFC and the World Trade Centre. We say so plainly because a guest navigating to the middle of DIFC proper will end up a few streets from the door. The address to use is 115 Sheikh Zayed Road, and the spa is on floor 45 of the Residence Inn by Marriott. Enter through the hotel lobby and take the lift up. The pin on our Google listing points at the tower itself. Reception here has its own direct number and its own WhatsApp line, so a message reaches this building rather than a central desk elsewhere in the city. Coming from Downtown or the World Trade Centre, look for the Sheikh Zayed Road frontage rather than the streets behind it.

A menu of its own, and it is worth reading before you travel because almost none of the figures on it match our other two branches. The lengths finally do: since August 2026 the oil massages here run sixty, ninety and one hundred and twenty minutes like everywhere else, but they start at 550 AED rather than 500. Alongside them: Balinese from 420, Deep Tissue from 630, Hot Stone from 600, a thirty minute Back, Neck and Shoulder at 350, and a Couple Massage from 1,000. The heated hammam room here runs the Moroccan Bath at 400 AED and two two hour combinations that pair it with a full massage, both sold as the Royal Hammam package: 900 with a Classical Swedish and 950 with deep tissue or Balinese, the second dropping to 725 before 15:00. This is also the only branch selling multi-visit packages, from 1,350 AED for three sixty minute massages. Every figure printed on this page already contains the 5% VAT, which is not how Al Barsha and Bur Dubai print theirs.

Our DIFC branch holds 4.8 from 136 Google reviews, against 4.7 from 254 at Bur Dubai and 4.4 from 269 at Al Barsha. We are not going to invent an explanation for the gap. What we can say honestly is that it is the newest of the three by review count, so the average sits on a smaller and more recent sample, and that the treatment list, the prices and the therapists are the same standard across the network. The reviews themselves are on our Google listing rather than rewritten here, so you can read them in full and judge the pattern yourself. If a specific therapist has been recommended to you, mention the name when you message and reception will tell you which days they work. The branch opens at 10:00 and takes guests until midnight, seven days a week, the same as Bur Dubai.

From 10:00 until midnight, seven days a week including public holidays. The appointment finishes by closing rather than starting at it, so a sixty minute massage needs to begin by 23:00 and the two hour Moroccan Bath and massage combinations by 21:30. Booking ahead matters more here than the hour suggests: this is an office district address, so the after work stretch fills first, and the Dual Synergy four hands massage and the hammam combinations both need more than one resource free at once. Message the branch on its own WhatsApp line and reception will tell you what is genuinely available. Our Al Barsha branch runs an hour later, until 1 am, if a very late massage is what you need and the hammam is not. Hours here do not change at weekends, though they can shift during Ramadan, so a short message before travelling is worth sending in that period.