Golden Mile 10, Palm Jumeirah
Golden Mile 10 has 11 storeys on the Palm Jumeirah trunk, and its homes run from one-bedroom to three-bedroom apartments, with penthouses as the fourth type. Apartment buildings sit mostly on the trunk, while villas and townhouses occupy the fronds, which is why the two parts of the island suit different kinds of stay. A building like this one suits people who want apartment living with shops close by. A first evening needs no car, since Waitrose is 0.22 km from the building.
Storeys
11
Unit Types
1-3BR + Penthouse
Location
Palm Jumeirah Trunk
On this page
- Which floor plan fits which trip
- Pool at breakfast, barbecue at dusk
- The first evening
- A weekend with children
- A month in the building
- From DXB to the door
- Roads off the island
- Tram, Red Line and the bus
- Before Atlantis, before the mall
- Clinics and the nearest hospital
- Nurseries and schools
- Sand, track and trees
- Waitrose first, Spinneys for the big shop
- The mall, the park and the gym downstairs
- Dinner within 500 metres
- If you own here
- Skypool and skydive
- Up the tower, down the slides
- Sources
- Frequently Asked Questions
Which floor plan fits which trip
A couple on a short break is covered by a one-bedroom. Families can look at the two-bedroom and three-bedroom homes, which leave a room each for the children and the adults. If you are working while you travel, the business or meeting room is the part you will use most, since it keeps a call away from the living room.
It suits you less if you want a quiet frond villa with its own garden. The villas sit on the fronds, and this is a trunk apartment building with cafes or restaurants on the site, so the evenings carry more movement than a villa lane does.
Pool at breakfast, barbecue at dusk
The day inside starts at the swimming pool and the gym, so a morning swim or a workout needs no taxi. By afternoon the sauna, the steam room and the jacuzzi take over, which suits the hours when the sun is too strong for the beach. The barbecue area handles the evening. The cafes or restaurants on the site cover the nights when you would rather not cook at all, and a table downstairs is easier than a taxi when the road off the island is slow.
The first evening
You reach the reception desk first. After that, Waitrose is 0.22 km away. Monoprix, 0.33 km away, is the backup. Back at the building, the barbecue area is open for an evening meal outdoors, and the cafes or restaurants on the site are the fallback.
A weekend with children
A two-bedroom or a three-bedroom suits a longer family week. The play area in the building takes the first hour, and the pool takes the second. When the heat eases, you can walk to the park, which is 0.23 km from the building.
A month in the building
On a stay of several weeks, the plain services count for more than any view. Security and CCTV cover the premises, and maintenance is provided at the building, so a dripping tap becomes a request to the building rather than a search for a plumber. Parking for residents suits a hire car. The business or meeting room keeps remote work out of the bedroom. Al Das Medical Clinic is 0.26 km from the building for the small things.
From DXB to the door
Dubai International Airport (DXB) is 36.4 km from the building, about 34 minutes by road without traffic. A taxi from arrivals does it in one leg. You will not need to change.
Roads off the island
The island joins mainland Dubai by a road bridge that connects to Sheikh Zayed Road, and cars drive on and off the trunk freely along Hessa Street and Al Wasl Road as well. Traffic builds near the island's entry and exit points during peak hours. If you have a flight to catch or a dinner on the mainland, check the clock before either peak. The Marina Walk water bus stop is 3.05 km from the building and offers a boat alternative to the road for a day in the Marina.
Tram, Red Line and the bus
There is no metro on the island itself, and no bus routes run inside it. Palm Jumeirah Tram Station is on Al Sufouh Road, and visitors take the Red Line to DMCC or Sobha Realty and change to the Dubai Tram. Bus route 8 links Deira Bus Station and Ibn Battuta Metro Station along Sufouh Road, and Dubai Internet City on the Red Line is 3.55 km from the building. The tram is 2.17 km away, and the island exit slows at peak hours.
Before Atlantis, before the mall
Construction of the Palm began in 2001, with Nakheel as developer and Van Oord as dredging contractor. Atlantis The Palm opened at the apex in 2008. Nakheel Mall followed in 2019, with a Waitrose supermarket and a large VOX Cinemas.
Clinics and the nearest hospital
Mediclinic Al Sufouh is 2.33 km from the building, and Welcare Hospital is 2.38 km away if a visit needs more than a clinic. Medcare Medical Centre at Seven Palm and Emirates Hospitals Clinic Palm Jumeirah at Nakheel Mall cover general medicine on the island, with Al Zahra Hospital within a short drive.
Nurseries and schools
If you are travelling with young children on a long stay, Blossom Nursery Palm Jumeirah follows the British EYFS curriculum. Dubai College in Al Sufouh runs Years 7 to 13.
Sand, track and trees
A beach lies 0.4 km from the building. You can swim at Palm West Beach, where Surf Club and Lucky Fish are the beachside eateries. Al Ittihad Park has more than 100 kinds of local trees and plants, a running track and room for picnics and yoga, and dogs are welcome. A second track on the trunk between Shoreline and Golden Mile has play areas and exercise machines.
Waitrose first, Spinneys for the big shop
You can take the weekly shop to Spinneys, 1.18 km out. The nearer options cover the rest. Choithrams Palm Shoreline and Spinneys Golden Mile serve daily shopping, and Allday Fresh Market and Organic Foods and Cafe cover the specialty items.
The mall, the park and the gym downstairs
Palm Jumeirah Mall is 0.29 km from the building, with Vox Cinema 0.37 km away. Trampo Extreme and Fitness First are tenants there. Golden Mile Galleria is the second centre. It sits on the western side of Al Ittihad Park, so a walk there runs through green space.
Dinner within 500 metres
Dozens of restaurants and cafes sit within 500 metres of the building, among them Cafe Bateel, L'eto, Shrili Georgian Cuisine and The Noodle House, while Golden Mile Galleria adds Caffe Nero and Wagamama under one roof beside the park. Nakheel Mall has Cheesefarm, Chalet Berezka and Gatsby Dubai for a longer dinner.
If you own here
If you own here, a holiday home on the Palm needs Dubai Economy and Tourism (DET) approval before the property can be advertised. The permit number has to be shown wherever the property is advertised. Owners can apply for the permit directly, while a tenant needs the landlord's written permission first. A DET permit does not override building rules, since some buildings also need developer or owners' association approval. Royale Stays manages homes for owners at a management fee from 15%. The service covers furnishing and photography. It also covers pricing and check-in, plus guest communications and maintenance coordination. Our guide to the Palm for owners sets the district out from the ownership side. Golden Mile 4 and Golden Mile 6 have their own guides.
Skypool and skydive
Aura Skypool is 0.21 km from the building, and Skydive Dubai is 2.5 km away. Both fit into a stay without a plan.
Up the tower, down the slides
The View at The Palm is a 360-degree deck on level 52 of Palm Tower. Aquaventure at Atlantis has more than 105 slides and attractions. Ossiano, an underwater restaurant, and Seafire Steakhouse and Bar are around Atlantis The Palm for a night that ends away from the trunk.
Sources
Sources: Bayut area guide, The National, Dubai Online, Gulf News, dubizzle Property blog, dubizzle blog, Bayut, Property Finder blog, Wikipedia, What's On, Dubai Sotheby's International Realty, Propsearch.
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