Ramada Residences by Wyndham at Dubai Islands

Ramada Residences by Wyndham at Dubai Islands is a boutique development by Grovy Developers, comprising 19 residences across a single tower on the five-island coastal district that sits northeast of Deira. Completion is scheduled for June 2027, with sales currently open.

# The tower and its position on Dubai Islands

Dubai Islands occupies a strip of reclaimed land off the Deira coastline, connected to the mainland by road infrastructure that puts it within reasonable distance of the city's established commercial corridors. The district is designed as a mixed-use coastal destination, with residential, hospitality and leisure uses spread across its five islands. It is still forming: land parcels continue to be developed, and the full character of the neighbourhood will sharpen over the next several years.

Within that context, the Ramada Residences building is a single, contained structure. Nineteen units is a deliberate scale. It is not a tower of hundreds of apartments, and that restraint shapes both the ownership profile and the day-to-day experience of living there.

# Residences: formats, sizes and specification

The development spans four distinct residence formats: loft apartments, sky homes, penthouses and triplex villas. Sizes run from just under 965 square feet to just over 1,964 square feet, giving meaningful range across the 19 units.

Interiors are delivered unfurnished as standard, with a furniture package available as an optional addition. Kitchens come fitted with premium appliances. The approach, offering a bare shell with a ready-to-furnish alternative, suits international buyers who want to impose their own specification as much as it suits those who prefer a turnkey handover.

Contemporary finishes and an emphasis on spatial flow characterise the interior approach. Views vary by floor and orientation but the coastal positioning of Dubai Islands means that upper-level homes in particular have sight lines across open water.

# Amenities across the building

The development includes a mix of shared and private pool options, sky gardens, a gymnasium, a spa and wellness area, communal lounges, BBQ terraces, a cinema room, playgrounds, sports courts and a retail component at ground level.

# Private and shared amenity

The distinction between private amenity (pools attached to specific units, for instance) and shared facilities is relevant at this scale. With only 19 residences, shared spaces will not feel like hotel lobbies in the way they might in a 300-unit tower. That is a practical difference, not just an aesthetic one.

# Location and access from Dubai Islands

Dubai Islands connects to the mainland at Deira, which in turn feeds into the broader road network linking to Dubai International Airport, the historic creek districts and the newer commercial centres to the south and west. Downtown Dubai and Dubai Marina are accessible by car, though distances are real rather than negligible.

The coastal setting means the island environment itself becomes part of daily life: beaches, waterfront promenades and the hospitality infrastructure already under development in the district are within the immediate locale.

# Who this building suits, and where it sits in the market

Prices run from AED 2.56 million to AED 5.1 million across the 19 units. That range positions Ramada Residences as mid-to-upper in the Dubai Islands submarket, affordable relative to Palm Jumeirah or premium Downtown addresses, but clearly pitched above the mass-market coastal apartment.

The Wyndham brand association brings an established hospitality identity to the building's common identity, which matters for buyers considering short-term rental income as part of their return calculation. The Ramada name has broad recognition across GCC and Asian markets in particular.

For a buyer who wants a coastal address without committing to the density of a larger development, the 19-unit format is the central argument. The June 2027 completion gives time for Dubai Islands' surrounding infrastructure to mature further before handover, which reduces some of the uncertainty that comes with buying early into a district still under construction.