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Aerotel Muscat - Airport Transit Hotel
4.4/540 Reviews
When faced with a 14 hour layover in Muscat from Turkey to Melbourne, Australia via Kuala Lumpur you start looking at airport lounges and other alternatives. I had checked into options before we left Melbourne and found this hotel. When the business lounge options didn't work out as planned this was our choice and it worked well. The Aerotel Muscat Hotel is inside the airport and caters for people who are not leaving the airport and who only have carry on luggage. We approached the reception and found that booking online was cheaper but their advice onto what options they had were invaluable. We chose to rent a room for 12 hours and take half board. We chose breakfast (6-10) and dinner (from 7pm to 11 pm). By 9am in Ramadan the hot buffet had nothing out but they made us an omelet and scrambled eggs on request with sausage pieces, baked beans and hash browns and there was so much we couldn't finish it. Sliced bread and toaster was available and self-serve juice, tea and coffee with slices of carrot and banana cake for desert. Dinner was from options of a set menu again cooked individually. It was a lot cheaper and a lot tastier than other airport offerings. Our room was a garden view room though I gather others may look over airplanes flying in and out. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable and I was able to sleep well during the day. There were only two pillows supplied but I could have asked the front 24 hr reception for more. There was a cupboard with hanging space and you don't need much more luggage storage. We also had a desk with comfortable chair if you needed to work and a couch as well as coffee and tea making and two free bottles of water but no mini-fridge. The large wall mounted TV looked good but, despite three attempts by technical staff, we couldn’t get it to work properly. It wasn't a priority for me who just wanted to sleep but for my husband it was more important. It had nice lamps and ceiling lights and good power and charging points. The central cooling (heating) worked well. I liked the design of the bathroom which was a very modern circular design with the toilet on one side and the shower on the other with the sink basin in between. It had hot water, good water pressure, shampoo and shower gel supplied as well as shower cap and dental kit. There was more in cupboard with the safe including a comb and body lotion which I took a while to notice. There were only one set of towels so we requested extra which we got quite quickly. There were no full length mirrors.
Muscat Gate Hotel
3.9/529 Reviews
We stayed 1 night, 5km from the airport but arrived by taxi. We returned to the airport in the city centre further, because there was no place to travel around the other. The hotel is clean new view, rooms with pleasant and staff helpful. Prices are not Europe but reception has given converter, the price is also appropriate. There is a very good body at breakfast. I recommend. Thanks
Ramee Guestline Hotel
3.5/536 Reviews
The hotel is 7 or 8 minutes walk from Qurum Beach, convenient to see the sea view, but there is no large business super nearby, restaurant. I am a girl, traveling alone, and the stay experience at this hotel is very poor. First of all, the taxi at the entrance of the hotel is the hotel's internal car team. The slaughter of passengers is serious and unreasonable. I took it once. The original fare of 5 rias was charged 10 rias. Finally, I took a more detour. When getting off the bus, the Arab driver shouted at me for 2 more riya, quite rude. When I left, I had to take a taxi to the airport and stopped a taxi at the door, but the uncle of the hotel taxi team called the other taxis and forced my luggage to his own trunk, not saying that they had to take the same price. I was angry, but they were unreasonable, and they argued with each other. I called the manager of the hotel, and the manager looked at it and then stood by! Secondly, during my stay, I was knocked on the door by a local drunk man in the next room. I later learned that this hotel has a bar, and the local wind is not good. I did see some local young ladies in and out of the evening dressed in cool clothes. . . The above wrote his own experience, hope to provide reference for the countrymen.
Muscat Plaza Hotel
3.8/535 Reviews
Thumbs up: * location: KM hypermarket, Hardeez, KFC, plenty of other restaurants, laundry, barbershop,... all with-in a short walking distance. * parkings: plenty of public packings in front of the hotel. * breakfast: was decent enough. Thumb down: * staff: horrible reception, extremely inattentive. I kept calling to confirm before I reached, they do not answer! At the check-in: no information s at all. Calling from the room, guess what! no answer! At checkout, I asked for a bellhop, waited half an hour, no one came! Went down and took the trolley myself, receptionist did not care!
Al Maha Int Hotel Oman
3.7/510 Reviews
Price is ok Only basic items, such as body washes and toothbrushes, were not included but will be delivered upon request. The soundproofing was not bad and there are many people staying at low prices for a long time. For meals, it was 3omr (in my case I went to the restaurant separately in the morning) and it was good for vegetarians or small eaters. At that time, it is said that there is a change in the menu.
Al Falaj Hotel
4.1/558 Reviews
Excellent guest services offered by Mr.Austin from F& B . Food quality is exceptional. Rooms are very comfortable and pricing is very economical. ROOMS ARE VERY NEAT & CLEAN. PRPOERTY IS VERY GOOD. YOU CAN USE GYM, POOL AND BADMINTON COURT IF YOUR ARE SPORTS PERSON.

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Highest Price₹ 59,262
Lowest Price₹ 2,133
Number of Reviews863
Number of Hotels129
Average Price (Weekdays)₹ 8,012
Average Price (Weekends)₹ 8,282