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Beds: single bed
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ac_unit Air conditioning liquor Minibar bathroom Private bathroom tv TV
Free Wi-Fi
shelves Bathrobe airwave Hairdryer iron Ironing facilities emoji_food_beverage Tea self_care Toiletries dry_cleaning Towels checkroom Wardrobe water_bottle Bottled water
Nightly rates from $72.82
Phone: +96824798401
Address: Mutrah Street, Jibro, Muscat, 113
E-mail: [email protected]
Number of rooms: 43
Year built: 1970
This is a historical site as this is the Oldest Hotel in Oman and I'm happy to be able to stay here even for just a few days. They have a 24 hour room service for both food and liquor. The restaurant however is open from 0600 to 0300 for dine in. Liquor is served from 1200 to 0300.
Room is very old fashion. Bathroom was not prefectly clean (moisture and cockroaches coming off the sink)
Hotel is literally next to a night club so you can hear loud music every nights until 3am approximately.
The breakfast is really poor. This hotel is so far our only big dissatisfaction since we are traveling around Oman.
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Sheraton Oman Hotel presents a sophisticated stay within Muscat. Situated 18 kilometers from the city’s core, this hotel provides easy access to the region’s attractions. The hotel boasts a prime location, just 5 kilometers from Mutrah Souq and the National Museum, offering a blend of cultural exploration and modern comfort.
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The cost of accommodation at hotel Mutrah depends on the number of guests and dates. The average cost per night is $72.82.
You can book the hotel Mutrah on ReadyToTrip, with maximum availability of double and single rooms for both daily and long-term stays.
Online payment is available with Visa, Mastercard or American Express cards. Some rooms may be available without prepayment.
Many hotel bookings can be cancelled without penalty several days before check-in, which is convenient if your plans change.
Free Wi-Fi is available to guests of hotel.
Nearest attractions to hotel Mutrah: Sultan's Armed Forces Museum (0.63 km.), Central Business District (1.1 km.), Mutrah Souq (1.7 km.), Bait Al Baranda Museum (1.8 km.), Old Watch Tower (2 km.), Muscat Gate Museum (3.7 km.), The National Museum of Oman (4.3 km.)
Check-in at Mutrah Hotel is available 14:00, check-out 12:00.
Mutrah is located 28 km. from Muscat International Airport.
Parking is available to guests of hotel.
Sultan's Armed Forces Museum 0.63 km.
Central Business District 1.1 km.
Mutrah Souq 1.7 km.
Bait Al Baranda Museum 1.8 km.
Old Watch Tower 2 km.
Muscat Gate Museum 3.7 km.
The National Museum of Oman 4.3 km.
Fort Al-Mirani 4.3 km.
Qasr Al Alam Royal Palace 4.4 km.
Al Jalali Fort 4.7 km.
Qurum Commercial Centre 6 km.
Ras Al Hamra Golf Club 6 km.
Muscat International Airport 28 km.
I rarely leave bad reviews, and it is with a heavy heart that I write this one.
Mutrah Hotel used to be a cherished childhood memory. I stayed here many times with my parents from the 1980s until the early 2000s. Sadly, it is almost unrecognisable today. The renovated lobby and the proudly displayed high booking ratings are misleading. The renovation stops there.
The hotel has effectively become a nightclub hotel. Loud music plays every night, including weekdays, until around 3 am. We were the only foreigners and needless to say, the only guests with children.
Parking is taken over by the nightclub, and we repeatedly encountered drunk people and very scantily dressed women outside.
The rooms are extremely outdated and poorly maintained. Bathrooms have mould, water leaking onto the floor, dirty sinks and loose tiles. Curtains were falling off the rails, towels were stained and frayed (only two for four people), and only two small bottles of water were provided for a family. The air-conditioning units are very old and clearly not cleaned.
Breakfast was almost non-existent: vacuum-packed croissants, toast, butter, processed cheese, no jam, and barely any fruit.
After the first night, we complained about the lack of hot water and the nightclub noise. We were moved to another room in a separate building, which required walking through the hotel’s ground floor, past the kitchens, cleaning equipment and even a liquor store (! ). Very strange for a hotel.