Book Dubai hotels with crypto: USDT, Bitcoin and more

How to book a Dubai hotel with crypto

1. 1Open Stays and type Dubai as the destination. You can also type an area or a hotel name.
2. 2Choose your check-in and check-out dates (check-in must be tomorrow or later) and set adults, children with their ages, and rooms.
3. 3Search, then filter by price, Free cancellation, Payment (Pay now or Pay at hotel), star rating, guest rating, board and amenities.
4. 4Open a hotel and go to Rooms and rates. Compare the rates: cancellation terms, board, tax included and any amount marked at the hotel.
5. 5Select Book, then enter the guest's name, email and phone as they'll appear at check-in. Tick I'm booking for someone else if needed.
6. 6Add to cart and check out with your email (an account is optional).
7. 7Choose how to pay: On-Chain (pick a coin such as USDT, then its network), an exchange pay option such as Binance Pay, a Web3 wallet, your Mate Wallet, or a credit or debit card. The methods offered for your order are the ones shown at checkout.
8. 8Pay before the countdown ends. The order page then confirms with the hotel and shows your Confirmation ID.

Things to know before you book in Dubai

The Tourism Dirham fee

Dubai charges a Tourism Dirham fee per room, per night, and the amount depends on the hotel's category. It's usually collected by the property during your stay rather than included in the price you pay online. On KryptoMate, any amount you pay to the hotel is shown on the rate as at the hotel, and on your booking as Due at property. It isn't part of your checkout total. See What do I pay at the hotel?.

What you pay KryptoMate

You pay the total shown at checkout. Prices are in US dollars, and the exact crypto amount is calculated when the payment is created. If you'd rather avoid price swings while you pay, a stablecoin like USDT or USDC keeps the amount steady in dollar terms; the networks offered, such as Tron (TRC-20), BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20) or Solana, are listed at checkout. Network fees from your wallet or exchange are yours, so send at least the exact amount. This guide covers paying KryptoMate online; it doesn't cover local rules on crypto.

Check-in and ID

Hotels set their own check-in rules. Visitors are usually asked for a passport, and UAE residents for an Emirates ID. Many hotels also ask for a card or cash deposit at check-in to cover extras. Your booking shows the hotel's check-in and check-out times, its contact details and its hotel policy, so read those before you travel.

Confirmation

Confirmation typically takes minutes, but can take up to 48 hours for some properties. The Confirmation ID appears on your order page and in the guest's email. At the desk, give the guest's name and that ID. If your check-in is close and the booking still says Being confirmed, contact support.

Cancellation and refunds

Rates are either non-refundable or have Free cancellation before a date and time. You can cancel a confirmed booking from the order page, and it shows your refund before you confirm. Non-refundable rates, cancellations after the deadline, and no-shows aren't refunded. The Refund Policy applies.

Plan the rest of the trip

You can book flights with crypto too, get a UAE eSIM for data on arrival, or send a UAE mobile top-up to a local prepaid number. Check visa and entry requirements with official sources before you book.

Frequently asked questions