"I found the hotel very good, people at the reception are really nice and helpful."
"the rooms are large well maintained and in very good condition."

Rooms were terrible. Shoddy workmanship. Kitchen was disgusting. Shower did not work. Fridge did not work. Not even lamps on the tables. Unfriendly staff.

Breakfast consisted of toast and two fried eggs. But at least there was freshly squeezed orange juice. The only good thing about the place.

Fujairah is great. The Taj Mahal Restaurant down the street served some of the best Indian food we have had outside of India. Highly recommended.

I came to Fujairah with a group of friends from Dubai. Half of our group stayed at a different hotel, but my half was stuck staying at Emirates Springs. First of all, it's location is brutal. It sits on top of a supermarket and on a very busy street. Your view from the back is all construction. Once we saw how bad it was - even before seeing the rooms - we wanted out. However, the management charged the room (for two nights) before we got there. So we could not even get out of the second night (eventhought their policy was that we would only get charged for the first night if we cancelled within 48hrs). The manager made up some excuse about it being a different policy during Ramadan to cover the fact that he charged our card. The rooms were dirty and smelly, and the beds were hard as rocks. The breakfast buffet was horrible: beans, an orange, a hardboiled egg and some other gross mush.
Don't waste your money at this place!

We travelled in February to take advantage of the winter sun and lower local temperatures. We made good use of the roof top pool each day. Visiting the private beach at the Hilton Hotel a couple of times too. The day highest temperature was about 30 degrees or so and not humid. The nights were warm but not uncomfortable perhaps about 15 degrees or so. The rooms were cleaned every day and a change of towels provided. The Emirate Springs restaurant was compatible with the surrounding eating places they served lovely fish dishes and moutable. The prices are so cheap in the shops locally definitely barter for your goods. The best Indian restaurant was the Curry House where they served a traditional Kerala style of cooking. There is a wonderful authentic Arabic restaurant just up the main street from the hotel and they greet you at the door wearing the red felt hats (FEZ) lovely food and generous portions. The shopping was amazing to. We both had a truly amazing time there and will go back again for certain. The people are so friendly and it is safe to walk every where even at night. No alcohol available here. It is worth a day trip to Dubai for the souks it only takes about 2 hours to Dubai by car. You soon come to love the Mosques calling to prayer frequently during the day and once at 4:30 am too (this is a very short call).