Family Hotels in Dhofar Governorate from SAR 158

"Safe quiet hospitality was on point, very clean "

"It’s a nice cozy hotel !"

"Enjoyed four days in Salalah, and in particular the very professional and caring staff at the Salalah restaurant, whether at the front desk, the lobby cafe, or the pool. Great beach option, available by bus transfer, and lots to see in and around town. Highly recommended!"

"The staff was exelent! Very good accommodation, staff prepare us super Christmas dinner, all was super, thank you so much all!!"

"It’s a beautiful hotel, the room was big and very clean and confortable. The breakfast was included and it was delicious, very fresh and a lot of options. "

"i was given a room i unpacked and tried to take a shower. No hot water. i phoned reception engineer arrived told me it was broken and to take a shower in the gym. I called reception again they charged the room i had to repack all my stuff. i moved rooms it had two showers. one no hot water one with hot water. the tap on the wash basin was loose and unable to be used. Net curtain on bedroom window would not close. i prepaid breakfast i went to breakfast expecting the usual buffer How ever No buffet. Not even a menu u basically get what the kitchen wants to give you. in this case Houmous bead and a boiled egg. and a glass of water. I asked for coffee. it was 08.00 am . told no coffee. black tea with milk ONLY. They changed £7 for this. i didn't eat and went again to reception. i asked for a refund for the breakfast I was told No cash in the hotel. When i started to call the police suddenly they found the cash and refunded it. I checked out immediately. Absolutely horrible hotel avoid it. "

"Nice"

"Amazing service and even greater hospitality especially from Ahmed the front desk manager who made checking in seamless and was always there to help with taxis "

"Everything was good. Yoga classes were too few so during my 5 days I caught not one class. Evening entertainment is repeated. For example they should have a more versatile performers for the people who like to hear Arabic or oriental music"