32 reviews

NishatLinen

Name: NishatLinen
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 4.3

Dubai

71 37D St - Al Souq Al Kabeer - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Clothing store Castle Historical landmark Tourist attraction

Service Options In-store shopping In-store pick-up

+971 4 367 1412

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About

NishatLinen is a clothing store, castle, historical landmark and tourist attraction located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.30 out of 5 stars based on 32 reviews. The street address of this business is 71 37D St - Al Souq Al Kabeer - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. NishatLinen is open seven days a week from 09:00am to 11:00pm.

FAQs

Where NishatLinen is located at?: NishatLinen is located at 71 37D St - Al Souq Al Kabeer - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of NishatLinen?: The contact number of NishatLinen is +971 4 367 1412

Reviews

5 Mir Sufi 17 months ago

The best women clothing brand in the UAE I must say. Very reasonable price and good clothing. I am really surprised that I have placed order only for one shirt which was 50 dirhams only and I received within 2 days with no delivery charges at all.
Customer service is the best .
For sure I will recommend this brand for all the women.

1 saif Rahman 18 months ago

Never buy anything from their online store. Its not that they have no return policy, they have no policy at all. Had a very bad experience for buying from nishetlinen online. Firstly customer support says no return, and after a heated argument they agreed and accepted to return the product to any store. And when I reached the store, they never heard of anything being returned and the online support never replies.

4 Sam Dinani 25 months ago

One of the best place to buy pakistani outfit with reasonable rates, unlike other brands which are expensive. I like this brand. ????

5 Review World 37 months ago

I bought Pakistani Qameez Shalwar from this store.Its at the best location and the staff was so kind

4 Haseeb Ahmed 73 months ago

Good but expensive. Better to purchase from Pakistan

5 Monisha Mehra 37 months ago

Great designs and deals . Good place for kurtas .

5 sam axe 61 months ago

Some great designs and latest fashion trends of South Asian clothing

5 Javeria Siddiqui 25 months ago

Very busy. No parking

4 Chris Gledhill 13 months ago

A grassy space with some castle ruins dotted about. There’s not a great deal to see and the castle is mostly gone but it’s a pleasant enough space for a picnic or to explore with the kids. Access is from the Thames path through the castle meadows.

4 Maargiana Nicoleta 13 months ago

⭕️ Yes, I recommend it. It's a nice place for someone who likes to spend it out of the city and to see something historical.

1 Jarrod Hunt 23 months ago

What a letdown. DO NOT follow the directions Google gives you, you'll just end up on a wild good chase. The only way in is to jump a fence into a cattle field, and walk across the paddock. When you finally find the "castle" it is two small pieces of wall, surrounded by fences. There is one sign board though!

2 Aleksey Mokhov 16 months ago

The castle (remains) is closed. But there is nothing to see. The Castle's park small and cosy

4 Abdul Choudhury 13 months ago

Great scenery and greenery. A bit hard to get to but just adds to the sense of adventure I guess. Overall great for a family picnic

2 wondersoul 24 months ago

We saw pictures of the castle on here and as we are castle lovers we thought a day out will be interesting. We searched all over the town and the area all around where the few remains are we found no more than the two broken walls. I am not sure where the photos of a castle have been taken but there is no castle here just the very few remains. The area to walk around near the river is lovely and it was a sunny day so we stopped for some lunch next to the river too, do visit if you are in the area the old town is lovely to walk around as well, but I wouldn't drive all the way here just for the castle again

5 John Bitmead 36 months ago

A difficult to find but well worthy of the effort piece of English history, although the main section was out of bounds it didn’t stop the site being exciting fun & still fascinating to explore.. The drawbridge alone is a thing of beauty. Seemingly quite isolated with very few other folk around it was easy to get sucked in & carried away in the surreal fantasy of the past..
A remarkably beautiful spot that’s easy to enjoy.

5 Irina Springate 36 months ago

Before arriving to Wallingford, we have done little research and found out that it is settled on the banks of the river Thames in very picturesque countryside in Oxfordshire and wanted to check it out.

We didn't regret visiting it and spent really great time there.

Wallingford is famous for location of fictional murders in the much-loved classic Midsomer Murders, the former home of Agatha Christie and of course, Wallingford castle.

Wallingford Castle was built by William the Conqueror and demolished by Oliver Cromwell in 1652.

The castle grounds, including the remains of St. Nicholas College, the remaining two sections of castle wall ( unfortunately, all is left from castle) and the motte hill, are now open to the public.

Not very big garden, but great place for picnic.

Access through Castle Gardens gate is limited:

From Apr to Sept from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm on weekdays and from 10:00 am to 5:30 pm during the weekends.

From Oct to Mar from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.

There is limited parking on Cemetery Lane (nearest postcode OX10 8LG).

Also, you can park across the bridge at reasonable size car park or on the side of the road ( free).

There are public toilets in the other end of the town which were closed on the day we visited, which happened to be a Sunday, so we used toilets inside of the Waitrose.

So, if you are passing by this beautiful town and looking where to have a rest from driving or just relax for a little bit, like we much needed, you can pop in to castle grounds too and enjoy your time accompanied by chirping birds! :)

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Business Hours

Friday	09:00am - 11:00pm
Saturday	09:00am - 11:00pm
Sunday	09:00am - 11:00pm
Monday	09:00am - 11:00pm
Tuesday	09:00am - 11:00pm
Wednesday	09:00am - 11:00pm
Thursday	09:00am - 11:00pm