We love the modern vibes of this hotel with wall-length beachy pictures hung above beds, sea-green furnishings adding pops of colour, and slick, curvy white workspaces. Even better, all rooms have good-sized balconies with sea views. If the inviting rooftop pool isn't good enough for your sunbathing, the white-sand private beach is just a hop across the road.
Wyndham Garden
United Arab Emirates
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6. Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilization
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