Hotels near Maryam Ghanem Rumaithi Mosque, Abu Dhabi

Good location. The most impressive is the big area in the room. They offer everything quite a decent old fashioned hotel. I enjoyed stay there.

The hotel was undergoing maintenance work when we checked-in and up until March 2024. It's a bit noisy during the day from 6am to 5pm. But it's ok because we're out in the morning. The staff were very helpful. Needs improvement: Steam/sauna room - it's too small Swimming pool - not accessible because of ongoing renovation

We were looking for a hotel for one night to spend the night before flying out of Abu Dhabi airport. We got to the airport by bus from the central bus station and, accordingly, we were looking for a hotel within walking distance from the bus to the airport. Also, we were traveling with small children and needed a kitchen to cook. This hotel met all our expectations: convenient location, cleanliness, fast internet, comfortable mattresses, kitchen, cooking utensils. In addition, seeing that we were with children, we were given a free upgrade and we got a room even better than booked.

Just extended my staying because I change my schedule. The hotel is good in general. I wish the room would be bigger but good size already. Just getting spoiled by the UAE.

Room were clean and spacious, the beds are way too soft and have gotten old I guess as they have caved in from the middle, no hotel parking but plenty of Mawaqif parking right outside and my experience with the room key was bad as on 2 instances my room key stopped operating. So my overall stay was good.

It was a great stay at the hotel and it was a very peaceful place. A special thanks to the food and beverage team for their welcoming and assistance, as well as the front desk and the rest of the staff.

Pros: 1. Friendly staff 2. Two 1.5 litre water bottles are provided every day, which was super nice because I didn’t have to buy water and carry it all the way up Cons: 1. Standard rooms are a few buildings away from the reception on the top (3rd) floor 2. When checking in, I was asked if I wanted a smoking or a non-smoking, and I said non-smoking. Perhaps I was misheard because of the mask, but the smoke stench in the room was very intense and the only window in the room opened at a roofless narrow wall, so that was the closest to fresh air I could get. However, when I checked in, I barely had time to check the room, so I didn’t notice any of these things. And by the time I did when I went back to the hotel, it was almost midnight. I tried to call the reception at around 11.40 but no one picked up, so I tried the room service but they didn’t pick up, either. And I don’t know if it was the smoke or what exactly, but the room felt haunted :D And no, I’m not joking. Room 709, if you’ve stayed there before. Oh, and when I first opened the bathroom door, I was welcomed with a horrible sewage stench. I somehow had to sleep amidst all this, which I did, around 1am. I woke up to pray Fajr at around 5am, packed my stuff, and never returned again. I went down to the reception and told them I tried calling but no one picked up and that I specifically asked for a non-smoking room and got a smoking one, instead. I also asked if I could get a room that is not at the third floor but I was told I had to pay more because all standard rooms are on the top floor. I explained that I can’t pay more, so I was given the key to 809, instead. Room 809 was way better, which makes me wonder why I was given the worst room as a first choice. Perhaps I was being punished for paying a discounted price.

A regular shuttle service to and from the hotel from Just outside airport terminal made the hotel visit pleasant. Comfortable and quiet room with good facilities. Rooftop swimming pool and loungers for use of guests was well serviced and has both shady and sunny aspects. Restaurant buffet service and separate lounge bar for residents with attentive, pleasant and efficient staff. Thanks.

It was an amazing experience to be honest, but the only inconvenient thing was contacting the reception. It took me ages until I was able to reach someone as it doesn’t show directly on the phone buttons what to dial for room services.

On the first day in Abu Dhabi, I stayed at the Marriott's Edition Hotel. It was the first time I stayed at the Edition Hotel. It's really a big season! Room cards are made of wood Be careful with this room card, there will be wooden stabbing hands on it. The lobby of the entire hotel has a sense of design. The metal one in the middle can swing like a bird. We live on the fifth floor. It is really beautiful to see from the fifth floor to the lobby. The guy at the front desk and other waiters are very enthusiastic and pulled me keep chatting As soon as we checked in, we were sent a handwritten welcome card and a small dessert. I don’t know the name of this small dessert, but it is super delicious. The white one is a bit like Wangzai’s milk candy. After eating the dessert, they sent us honey lemon tea , this service is simply yyds The Abu Dhabi EDITION has two swimming pools, one behind a screen in the lobby on the ground floor and one on the fifth floor, along with the gym. I went to the swimming pool on the first floor and felt that the water was not good enough so I didn't go. I went to the swimming pool on the fifth floor the next morning. If you come to the EDITION Hotel in Abu Dhabi, you must go to the coffee shop downstairs opposite the lobby to have a cup of Spanish latte. This coffee shop has a high score on Google Maps. I saw someone recommending their house in the comments. I tried the Spanish latte, it's really delicious The breakfast in the Edison Hotel is on the first floor. It is a semi-buffet order breakfast. I put the menu at the back. At first I thought it would give you a small portion like in China, so I ordered a few more, and the dishes were served on plates. It's bigger than my face, and I almost died. Generally speaking, it's a very good hotel in the urban area. It's recommended to stay.