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Caravan Hatta by Our Habitas review: A different kind of Dubai escape

The journey towards Hatta is a scenic one, as towering skyscrapers gradually give way to rugged mountains and winding roads. Nestled in the Hajar Mountains overlooking Hatta Dam , Caravan Hatta by Our Habitas is a luxury retreat that marks the hospitality brand’s UAE debut. The property features 50 Airstream caravans, each with its own outdoor space overlooking the surrounding landscape. Inspired…

Caravan Hatta by Our Habitas review: A different kind of Dubai escape

The drive from Abu Dhabi to Caravan Hatta by Our Habitas is a scenic journey, as the towering skyscrapers give way to rugged mountains and winding roads. The luxury retreat, marking Our Habitas' UAE debut, is nestled in the Hajar Mountains overlooking Hatta Dam. Featuring 50 Airstream caravans, each with its own outdoor space, the property offers a unique luxury experience that swaps polished beach resorts and five-star hotels for nature, adventure, and community.

Upon arrival, a small ritual involving frankincense and bakhoor sets the tone for a weekend designed to feel removed from everyday life. The 21.5 square metre caravan I stayed in was compact yet cleverly laid out, with a queen-sized bed on a raised platform and a bathroom with a walk-in shower. The food at the on-site restaurant, Madar, impressed with its Emirati-influenced dishes prepared using traditional techniques.

The spa, Thuraya Wellness, offered a relaxing 60-minute signature massage, and the wider wellness programme included activities such as sound healing and restorative yoga. The property boasts an infinity pool with stunning mountain views and an observatory deck near the restaurant, allowing guests to take in the panoramic scenery. The attentive service throughout the stay made us feel well taken care of.

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