Al Husn Marina, Dubai Marina
Al Husn Marina, also known as Lootah Complex, is a low-rise residential building on Al Seba Street in Dubai Marina. Developed by Lootah Real Estate Development, it holds 31 freehold apartments across a mix of 1, 2, 3 and 4-bedroom layouts, a short drive from Marina Promenade and The Walk, JBR. Royale Stays manages the setup, pricing and guest side of running a short-term rental in the building for a fee from 15%.
Storeys
G+7 (+2 basement levels)
Developer
Lootah Real Estate Development
Completed
Mid-to-late 2000s, Dubai Marina's original development wave
Unit Mix
1, 2, 3 & 4-bedroom apartments (31 total)
Area
Al Seba Street, Dubai Marina

About Al Husn Marina
Al Husn Marina, widely known by its alternate name Lootah Complex, is a low-rise residential building in Dubai Marina developed by Lootah Real Estate Development, a subsidiary of Lootah Holding. The building sits at 30 Al Seba Street and is built with two basement levels for parking, plus one ground and seven residential floors above ground, confirmed independently by both Bayut’s and Property Finder’s own building guides.
The building holds 31 apartments across 1, 2, 3 and 4-bedroom layouts, each with a private balcony, per Bayut and Property Finder. Its exterior is frequently described across multiple building-guide sources as resembling a cruise ship in profile, a distinctive design detail for a Dubai Marina low-rise of its era.
Al Husn Marina is one of several unrelated Dubai properties carrying the Lootah name: Lootah Holding has also developed entirely separate buildings marketed as Ali Nasser Lootah Building, H N Lootah 3 Building, Lootah Residence and a Lootah Building in Al Barsha. This guide covers only the Dubai Marina building on Al Seba Street, also known as Lootah Complex, not any other Lootah-branded property elsewhere in Dubai. On construction dates: a start of 2005 and completion by February 2008 is stated by one aggregator (propsearch.ae), repeated in near-identical wording by two other sites whose phrasing appears to share a single syndicated source rather than independent verification, so this guide states only the broader mid-to-late-2000s development era rather than asserting a specific handover month.
Location & Nearby Landmarks
Al Husn Marina sits on Al Seba Street in Dubai Marina, on the same street as Marina 1st Tower. Marina Promenade and The Waves Tower A are around 7 minutes away, The Walk, JBR is roughly a 9-minute drive, and Bluewaters Island is about 11 minutes by car, per Property Finder’s area-insights page for the building.
Two other Dubai Marina buildings are covered separately on royalestays.com: Panoramic Tower and Marina Pearl, the latter itself standing at 2 Al Seba Street, the same street as Al Husn Marina. Royale Stays’ Marina Promenade Airbnb income guide covers one of Al Husn Marina’s own confirmed nearby landmarks. For a wider view of the area’s short-term rental market, Royale Stays’ Airbnb management guide for Dubai Marina covers licensing and demand across the community.
Unit Types
Al Husn Marina offers 31 apartments in a mix of 1, 2, 3 and 4-bedroom layouts, each with a private balcony, according to Bayut’s and Property Finder’s building guides for the property. No floor-plan diagrams are reproduced here; unit sizes vary by bedroom count and should be confirmed against a specific listing.
Amenities
Al Husn Marina has a swimming pool and separate health clubs for men and women, each with a gym, sauna and steam room. Every apartment uses an automatic keyless lock and Smart Building Technology that lets residents control lighting, air conditioning and other in-unit systems remotely, alongside CCTV monitoring, a fire alarm system and basement parking served by dedicated car lifts, per Bayut and Property Finder.
Transportation & Access
Al Husn Marina sits on Al Seba Street, within a short walk of Dubai Marina’s waterfront promenade. Marina Promenade and The Waves Tower A are around 7 minutes away and The Walk, JBR is roughly a 9-minute drive, per Property Finder’s area-insights page. Nearby supermarkets include Choithram’s, about 3 minutes away, with Al-Maya, W Mart and Carrefour all within a 10-minute drive.
Rental & Price Trends
Across Royale Stays’ managed Dubai Marina apartments, the blended rate runs AED 921 a night at 88 percent occupancy; by unit type, a one-bedroom averages around AED 600 a night, a two-bedroom around AED 755 a night, and a three-bedroom around AED 1,092 a night. No Al Husn Marina-specific budget file exists in Royale Stays’ managed portfolio data as of this guide, so these figures are Dubai Marina area-blended, not exclusive to this building. Owners weighing a specific unit’s numbers can run their own scenario through Royale Stays’ Dubai property ROI calculator.
Airbnb / Short-Term Rental Income Potential
Short-term letting anywhere in Dubai, including at Al Husn Marina, needs a valid DTCM holiday home permit before taking bookings. This guide’s own research found real-estate-portal interest in Al Husn Marina, Bayut, Property Finder, Propsearch and FazWaz all list or reference the building, but no confirmed named short-term-rental competitor or booking-aggregator listing specific to this building was found at the time of research, an honest gap, not an invented finding.
Because Al Husn Marina is developed by Lootah Real Estate Development rather than Vida, the site’s only confirmed prohibited brand for short-term letting, there is no policy reason apartments here cannot be run as licensed holiday homes.
Royale Stays runs the full operation for owners here for a fee starting from 15%, covering furnishing, photography, pricing, check-in and guest communications, with a single monthly statement covering revenue, fee, costs and net transfer. Owners ready to move forward can submit their property for a free earnings estimate.
No Royale Stays-managed unit currently exists at Al Husn Marina, and no independent third-party short-term rental listing for this specific building was found at the time of writing. This guide does not claim a specific short-term rental income figure for the building. Income context reviewed by Chris Veinbaums, DTCM-licensed operator.
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