A house on the lagoon
2015The founders walked Saadiyat at night and pictured a low-rise stay where the gulf, not a tower, set the scale.
Saadiyat’s hidden pulse
Secrets of the Lagoon
Decks where the gulf wakes you. Water that holds the last light. A house small enough that the desk still knows how you take your coffee.
Marine hours after dark, a kitchen that buys in the morning, and a lagoon that never feels like a queue. Mira Bay opened as a low-rise stay — and stayed that way.
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Positive guest feedback reflecting a desk that reads every note
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Years of expertise in unforgettable gulf-side stays
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Happy guests trust this shore with us every year
Our journey
Our Journey to Mira Bay
The right shore
2018A quiet stretch of sand with a lagoon pool and a kitchen that could buy from the morning market became the site.
Doors open
2021Forty-eight rooms, a lagoon-facing table, and a desk close enough to know how you take your coffee.
A gulf address
2025The same house, a longer table, and guests who book the next stay before they leave.
The desk
Meet the Mira Bay House
Karim Nasser General Manager
Layla Haddad Guest Experience
Noor Al Mazrouei Spa & lagoon
Daniel Croft Food & Beverage
Island essentials
Your Stay, Answered
A low-rise house on Saadiyat, a private stretch of sand, and a kitchen that follows the morning market. Rooms stay few so the lagoon never feels like a queue.
Yes. Breakfast, lagoon dining, and selected water hours can be bundled when you enquire. The desk will tailor a board to the dates you send.
Sunrise breathwork, lagoon spa, a sunset sail, a night walk on the shore, and a sandbank picnic. Or nothing — the terrace is the point.
Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and allergy-sensitive plates are cooked to order. Tell us when you enquire so the first meal is already right.
The beach and the lagoon terrace take small ceremonies and dinners. The desk plans the day so you are not running it.
Yes — complimentary throughout the house, including lagoon rooms. Fast enough for a call, easy to ignore.
