Eid in Abu Dhabi brings hotel deals, free museum access, and family staycations from March 19 to April 5

Eid in Abu Dhabi is coming in strong, and plans are already locking in fast. Families are staying close, booking quick getaways, and lining up activities that cover food, culture, and full-on relaxation. From limited-time hotel offers to free museum access, the city has turned the holiday into a full experience that runs for weeks.
This year’s Eid brings something extra. Visitors can plan full days around heritage, dining, and staycations, all while keeping things simple and close to home.

Free museum access changes Eid plans

One of the biggest highlights this Eid is the exclusive family deal tied to hotel stays. Guests who stay for two nights at any hotel in Abu Dhabi get complimentary access to three major cultural spots, including the Natural History Museum, Zayed National Museum, and Louvre Abu Dhabi. This offer runs from March 19 to April 5. Even outside hotel bookings, kids under 18 continue to receive free entry to these museums throughout the year. That makes it easy for families to plan full-day outings without adding extra costs.
For those who want more, bundled passes are available. Options include pairings between the Natural History Museum, Zayed National Museum, and Louvre Abu Dhabi, along with a full-access pass that covers all three in one booking.

Beach and desert stays take over Eid

For travelers who want a full escape, beach and desert resorts are offering strong Eid packages. Anantara Al Yamm Resort and Anantara Al Sahel Resort are both running a three-night stay with one night free, valid until April 30. Al Sahel adds extra perks including a floating breakfast, AED 150 spa credit, and access to a private bicycle track.
Grand Hyatt Abu Dhabi includes buffet breakfast for two adults, 30 percent off dining, and 50 percent off spa treatments, while kids under 12 stay and eat for free until March 22. The St. Regis Abu Dhabi includes breakfast, 20 percent off spa and dining, with upgrades and late check-out depending on availability until March 31.
At Sheraton Abu Dhabi, staycation rates start from AED 375, with free meals for kids under 6 and half-price meals for ages 6 to 15 until April 30. Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental is offering daily breakfast and lunch, access to Kids Palace, Eid Resort Carnival, and water sports from March 19 to 22. Four Seasons Hotel Abu Dhabi includes 15 percent off room rates along with early check-in, late check-out, and access to wellness and kids’ facilities.

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City hotels bring flexible staycation options

City hotels are also stepping up with short-stay deals that work for quick Eid plans. Erth Hotel Abu Dhabi offers deluxe rooms from AED 750 per night with buffet breakfast for two between March 19 and 22. Andaz Capital Gate Abu Dhabi starts from AED 450, including breakfast, rooftop pool access, and 30 percent off dining for bookings made before March 26 with stays before March 27.
The Ritz-Carlton Abu Dhabi, Grand Canal gives 20 percent off dining until March 31, while Aloft Abu Dhabi offers a family deal with 50 percent off the second room. InterContinental Abu Dhabi includes all-inclusive dining, beverages, and Bayshore Beach Club access, with kids under 12 staying and dining free until September 30.
Centro Al Manhal by Rotana and Al Rawda Arjaan by Rotana both offer 15 percent off rooms, free breakfast, and 20 percent off dining, with family-friendly meal discounts running until April 30.
Eid in Abu Dhabi is packed, practical, and easy to plan. Between free museum access, bundled cultural experiences, and hotel offers that cover everything from luxury resorts to city stays, the options are wide open. Families can map out full days or keep it simple with a single staycation, and every plan still feels complete. For anyone looking to lock in Eid plans right now, Abu Dhabi has already set the pace.

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