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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 journey to Hatta is picturesque, transitioning from skyscrapers to rugged mountains and winding roads. Caravan Hatta by Our Habitas, a luxury retreat marking the brand's UAE debut, is located in the Hajar Mountains overlooking Hatta Dam. The property features 50 Airstream caravans, each with its own outdoor space overlooking the landscape.

Inspired by nomadic caravans, the concept offers hiking trails, open skies, and a stay centered on nature, adventure, and community. After a two-and-a-half hour drive from Abu Dhabi, I checked in during the opening weekend and was welcomed with drinks and a small ritual involving frankincense and bakhoor. The 21.5 square metre caravan, a Peak Caravan, is compact but cleverly laid out with a queen-sized bed, a small living area, and a spacious bathroom with a walk-in shower.

The exterior deck offers views of the rugged mountains and Hatta Dam. The restaurant, Madar, serves Emirati-influenced dishes in a small and intimate setting. The spa, Thuraya Wellness, offers massages and other treatments, while the jungle gym provides a natural, sustainable workout space. The property also features an infinity pool with stunning mountain views.

The attentive service, from the dining team to the spa staff, contributes to a relaxing and enjoyable stay.

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