Short Term Rentals in Safeer Tower 2, Business Bay
Safeer Tower 2 is a sixteen-storey building in Business Bay, developed by Al Seeb Real Estate. The homes are studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, so the tower works for a solo traveller on a work trip, a couple on a break or a small family.
Sixteen storeys is modest here. Most Business Bay buildings have more than twenty floors, and the Dubai Canal runs through the middle of the district, so this tower sits on a smaller scale than the giants along the water, with fewer neighbours stacked above you.
Storeys
16
Developer
Al Seeb Real Estate
On this page
- A day that never leaves the tower
- Who uses which part of the tower
- A free Saturday
- If you own here
- Dinner and the weekly shop
- Homes for a longer stay
- Green space and the pharmacy round the corner
- Weekend, week or month
- Landing at DXB and the road out
- How the district came about
- Sources
- Frequently Asked Questions
A day that never leaves the tower
The building has a swimming pool for residents and a gym inside the same walls. A morning swim and a workout fit in before your first meeting. At midday, the children's play area gives a family somewhere to burn off energy without ordering a taxi to the nearest park. The residents' lounge or function room is the shared space for a quiet hour when your own front door feels too close.
Evenings are handled by the people behind the desk. Behind the desk, a reception team serves residents, and security with CCTV cover the premises. Maintenance services are provided at the building as well. On a weekend that barely registers. Over a month it decides whether a dripping tap is a five-minute message or a lost afternoon.
Who uses which part of the tower
A couple gets the most from the pool and the lounge, because together they make an evening that never needs a reservation. A studio is enough for two people who plan to be out all day, and the shared rooms carry the rest of the time. In the summer heat you can decide at six o'clock whether to go out at all.
A family starts with the play area and the pool, both in the building. Parents can sit near the water while children use the equipment, and the two-bedroom layout gives adults and children separate doors to close at night. Jet lag runs on a different clock for each of you.
If you are working from the apartment, the gym gives the day two hard edges, one session before the first call and one after the last. The residents' lounge or function room offers a second room to open a laptop in when the flat feels small. With maintenance services on site, a broken socket does not turn into a week of video calls from a cafe.
A free Saturday
The tower has its own gym, but UFC Gym is only 0.6 km away if you want a different room or a class. Gold's Gym and Fitness First sit in other Business Bay towers. Wishah Spa and Dreamworks Spa are named for the district, which suits a rest day.
The Dubai Fountain is 1.68 km from the tower, and Burj Khalifa and Dubai Opera in Downtown are a short way beyond it. The canal itself is the most widely known landmark of the district, an artificial waterway that links Business Bay to the older parts of the city.
Bay Avenue Park is built for children, with a skate park and a graffiti-style design that teenagers like. For a younger child, Blossoms Nursery on Bay Avenue is the nursery to know.
If you own here
If you own here, 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. Hosting guests in a Dubai apartment needs a holiday home permit from the Department of Economy and Tourism, and owners register on the Holiday Homes System first. For the district-wide picture, read how Royale Stays runs homes across Business Bay.
Dinner and the weekly shop
A supermarket is 0.22 km from the tower for the first evening. The bigger weekly shop goes to Choithrams or Spinneys, with Carrefour Market as another option.
Bay Avenue Mall, 1.59 km from the tower, is the district's main retail centre. It sits inside the Executive Towers.
The Blacksmith Bar and Eatery serves American-style barbecue. MAMA'Esh serves Palestinian street food. Zaatar w Zeit is Lebanese and open round the clock. ROKA Dubai covers Japanese.
Homes for a longer stay
A studio keeps everything in one room. That is fine for a few nights and gets tight over a few weeks. A one-bedroom puts a door between sleep and work, and a two-bedroom lets two adults each have a room, or lets a family spread out across the flat. With the gym in the building and maintenance on call, a long stay here runs on routine instead of errands.
It suits you less if you want a quiet resort feel. Business Bay is work-driven and can feel transactional, and peak-hour traffic is heavy where Sheikh Zayed Road feeds into the district. If that sounds tiring, a villa community suits you better than a studio near the canal, and you should weigh that before you book.
Green space and the pharmacy round the corner
Bayside Park 4 sits 0.1 km from the tower, which makes it the nearest patch of green. The Dubai Water Canal promenade has walking paths and cycling tracks, with waterside dining, for the days when a short loop is not enough.
Life Pharmacy, 0.2 km from the tower, settles the first-night question of where to buy medicine. Emirates Hospital Clinic is on Bay Avenue and Aster Clinic is in the district. Medcare Hospital in Safa is reached by car.
Weekend, week or month
Over a weekend, the pool and the nearest dinner are enough, and a studio does the job. Over a week, the gym sets a rhythm, and the lounge becomes the place where a call or a late laptop session happens away from the bed. Over a month, the larger layouts earn their place. Maintenance matters most then, because something small breaks in every long stay. Nobody likes arranging a repair from a hotel lobby. Here the service sits inside the building.
Landing at DXB and the road out
Dubai International (DXB) is about twenty-one minutes from the tower by road. A taxi from arrivals covers it in a single leg, with no change and no wait for a connection. The reception desk is the first stop after the lift, so keys and questions about the building all go through one place.
Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Khail Road bracket the district, with Ras Al Khor Road as a third way in. Which one you pick decides how your morning goes.
The nearest bus stop is only 0.13 km from the front door. If you would rather go by water, the canal marine line DC2 stops at Marasi, 0.61 km from the building, and it gives you a slower and calmer way across the district.
How the district came about
Business Bay was established in 2003. Its infrastructure was completed in 2008. The design echoes business centres such as Manhattan. It sits between Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Khail Road.
If sixteen floors do not suit your dates, The Scala Tower and Vezul Residence are two other Business Bay buildings with guides on this site.
Sources
Sources: Bayut, betterhomes, Property Finder, Gulf News, Dubai Media Office, Bayut area guide, Property Finder blog, RGEstate, Wikipedia, Business Bay, Propsearch.
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