Hoteles cerca de Port Sultan Qaboos en Muscat

“Exceptionally friendly and courteous and helpful clerk at the front desk Basic hotel with a necessary amenities and my room actually had a kitchen. Some decent restaurants next door, but it’s about a 40 minute walk or a five minute taxi ride to the waterfront. Overall a good budget option. There doesn’t seem to be any middle range properties here but there are lots of Western branded high-end resorts.”

“The Al Falaj Hotel is superb. It’s well located nearby the main attractions in Muscat, Oman. The amenities are good, it has restaurants and swimming pool. The staff is willing to help. Congratulations!”

“Believe all the reviews. For just a little more money you will get a proper hotel room, I would not call this place a hotel. No Wi-Fi, no hot water. The toilet didn’t have a toilet seat and the sink faucet was falling off the wall. Music till 2/3am on both nights I stayed there. This place will be the worst standard I base the rest of my life on. ”

“Espectáculo de hotel y servicio”

“hotel impecable pero situación lejos de todo no es la mejor...”

“Very friendly staff Clean friendly environment”

“A very good hostel with a comfortable and friendly atmosphere. For me, it’s even better than a five-star hotel if you’re looking for a quiet and relaxing stay. The owner is a kind, well-educated person and also a writer. I truly enjoyed our conversations, which made my stay even more memorable. I highly recommend this place to anyone seeking peace, comfort, and genuine hospitality.”

“Si vous hésitez encore, foncez ! 😍 l’hôtel est magnifique, le personnel est très gentil ! Le meilleur petit déjeuner que j’ai mangé dans un hôtel. Je recommande, j’ai kiffé !”

“Hotel ubicado en muy buena zona. Construido hará unos 4años, por lo que está nuevo y muy bien conservado.”

“Access to the beach and the amazing staff make this place special.”

“Buena relacion calidad-precio, aunque el hotel ya necesita una renovación, sobre todo los baños. Tiene una bañera muy estrecha e incómoda, puerta que se va abriendo por debajo, grifos muy antiguos,...”