IHG Hotels at Dubai Festival City has unveiled its Ramadan 2026 dining and stay offerings, designed to bring together tradition, culinary diversity and contemporary hospitality. The collection spans multiple venues across its integrated hotel cluster, offering guests a variety of ways to break their fast and gather for Suhoor during the Holy Month.

Participating properties include:

• InterContinental Dubai Festival City

• Crowne Plaza Dubai Festival City

• Holiday Inn & Suites Dubai Festival City

• InterContinental Residence Suites Dubai Festival City

Iftar at Anise: International Buffet with Arabic Specialities

Located at InterContinental Dubai Festival City, Anise presents a global Iftar buffet featuring eight live cooking stations. The culinary spread places strong emphasis on Arabic and Levantine flavours, complemented by rotating international dishes.

Highlights include:

• Traditional Ramadan beverages and Arabic coffee

• Homemade Arabic sweets

• Live logaimat station

• Fresh charcoal kunafa

• Traditional ouzzi carving

• Zam Zam water service

Guests may dine indoors or on the terrace overlooking Dubai Creek.

Timing: Sunset to 8:00pm
Price: AED 299 per adult | AED 125 (ages 7–12) | Complimentary under six

Suhoor at Anise: Late-Night Dining by the Waterfront

Anise also hosts a Suhoor buffet from 10:00pm to 3:00am. Set against the backdrop of Dubai Creek, the experience features hot and cold mezze, grilled specialities and Arabic desserts, accompanied by live Oud music.

Price: AED 179 per person

Karam Al Bahr: Lebanese-Inspired Iftar

Karam Al Bahr offers a Lebanese set-menu Iftar featuring hot and cold mezze, comforting main courses and traditional Ramadan beverages in a relaxed, intimate setting.

Timing: Sunset to 8:00pm
Price: AED 195 per person
Location: Promenade Level, InterContinental Dubai Festival City

Zaytoun at Crowne Plaza: Skyline and BBQ Iftar

At Crowne Plaza Dubai Festival City, Zaytoun presents a waterfront Iftar buffet with panoramic skyline views. The offering includes Arabic favourites, live BBQ grills, homemade sweets, charcoal kunafa, ouzzi and Zam Zam water.

Shisha is available from 7:00pm onwards.

Timing: Sunset to 8:00pm
Price: AED 199 per adult | AED 85 (ages 7–12) | Complimentary under six
Shisha: AED 85

Sirocco: Casual and Family-Friendly Ramadan Dining

Sirocco at Holiday Inn & Suites Dubai Festival City delivers a welcoming Iftar and Suhoor environment ideal for families and small groups. Traditional dishes such as ouzzi and Ramadan beverages form part of the experience.

Iftar: Sunset to 8:00pm | AED 179 per person
Suhoor: AED 99 per person
Shisha: From AED 79 after 7:00pm

Mezzaluna: Modern Semi-Buffet Iftar

At InterContinental Residence Suites Dubai Festival City, Mezzaluna introduces a semi-buffet concept. Guests can enjoy buffet-style appetisers and desserts while selecting main courses from an à la carte menu.

Timing: Sunset to 11:00pm
Price: AED 159 per person

Corporate Ramadan Events and Private Gatherings

IHG Hotels at Dubai Festival City offers flexible venues for corporate Iftar and Suhoor events, from meeting rooms to large ballrooms. Packages start from AED 120 per person, with customisable configurations for different event sizes.

Ramadan Spa Offer at InterContinental

During Ramadan 2026, SPA InterContinental is offering a 20% discount on selected facial and massage treatments, providing guests with an opportunity to relax and rejuvenate during the Holy Month.

Ramadan Stay Package with Iftar and Suhoor Included

Guests can book a special Ramadan stay offer inclusive of daily Iftar and Suhoor for two people across all four IHG hotels at Dubai Festival City.

Stay Period: 19 February – 18 March 2026
Starting Rate: From AED 550 per night (average)

Dubai Festival City as a Ramadan Destination

With waterfront dining, curated menus, corporate event solutions and wellness promotions, IHG Hotels at Dubai Festival City has positioned itself as a comprehensive Ramadan destination for residents and visitors.

The Ramadan 2026 programme reflects Dubai’s broader hospitality landscape — combining tradition, global cuisine and experiential dining in one integrated location.