Hotels with Breakfast in Doha

My experience at The St. Regis Doha was truly wonderful, right from the first moment at reception with Ms. Gozde, I knew this hotel was beautiful in every detail – you can tell a book by its cover. Her sophisticated welcome, warm smile, and attentiveness to guests made a fantastic first impression. A big thank you to her for such excellent service and wonderful hospitality. We thoroughly enjoyed the hotel's luxurious facilities, from the exceptional and varied breakfast spread, to afternoon tea in the hotel lounge with its tranquil and opulent ambiance, as well as relaxing by the pool and sea in the beautiful, comfortable atmosphere. The Grill restaurant experience was also absolutely fantastic, offering some of the most delicious meats we've ever tasted, coupled with excellent service and a distinctive atmosphere. Thank you to all the hotel staff for their warm welcome and attention. It was an experience definitely worth repeating.

The Mandarin Oriental in Doha stands out from other MOs because it is surrounded by some very good dining and shopping experiences. On site there are a number of good dining options including Liang, Ambar, the cake shop, and Mosaic. We booked a stay here to celebrate our anniversary and enjoyed our visit. The rooms are nicely appointed with sheer and blackout curtains for both the bedroom and bathroom. There was a small but very comfy couch and ottoman at the foot of the bed, and a small dining table/work area. We appreciated the quiet air conditioning that maintained a comfortable temperature during our stay. There was a lot of closet space and a large coffee/tea station including a Nespresso machine and large bottles of still water. The room was mostly clean but the table, night stands and shower needed some extra attention because there was debris left behind. The bathroom area is large and wonderful - there is a large bathtub and shower area, two sinks and some very good bath products. We booked a half board package which included daily breakfast and lunch or dinner. The breakfast has a small buffet and quite a few made to order options you can get to your table. The menu our first morning was quite extensive but it was unexpectedly cut in half our second morning and the staff explained it was because they were offering a full buffet but they only had about three more items in the buffet area compared to the day before. We found out at check in that we could only dine at Liang for dinner and the menu was limited for this promotion so we only had a few dishes we could choose from. As a surprise they did offer us a small cheesecake from the Mandarin Cake Shop and my wife really enjoyed it. We did go to the rooftop pool but it is very exposed and got too hot for us to stay too long. We appreciated that they gave us a small cooler with cold bottled water and came by to offer us some nice iced juices our first day there. There is a pool menu but it is a long wait for staff to come and they never came our second day. There is an indoor pool in the basement but you have to book a spa package or pay 150 QAR to access it even if you are a hotel guest. While the staff we encountered were genuinely kind and helpful we found the service inconsistent at times. When we drove to the valet to check in there were only two cars in front of us and many valet staff but we were oddly ignored, unloaded our car ourselves, and had to approach the valet desk. We checked in just after 3 pm and they only had one staff member at the front desk. It took about 30 minutes for our bag to reach our room so we would recommend taking essentials with you to your room to not delay your experience. We had a turn down service our first night while we were out for dinner but nothing the second night and we had to call for service including asking multiple times for more shower gel. The front desk was nearly impossible to reach after 7 pm but they did tell us during our stay there is a nightly turn down around 6:30 pm which they missed but they came at 8:30 to refresh the room. We also found out when we went to use the Nespresso machine that it was not working properly. The hotel is in an excellent location and is a short walk from Msheireb metro station to help access more of the city. Key attractions in Doha like Souq Waqif are within walking distance and it is not too far away from the Corniche, Museum of Islamic Arts or National Museum of Qatar. The valet service is free for guests of the hotel but has an initial fee and hourly rates so it can get pricey if you're not a guest at the hotel. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and would consider staying here again. Great location and good food nearby makes this a very convenient hotel if you're looking to relax and spend more time enjoying your room.

Service: From the moment I got out of the car, a bellhop took my bags and guided me to the lobby. The lobby staff were appropriately enthusiastic. Since I arrived at the hotel close to midnight, my request for a late checkout was granted, though not very generously, only for an hour at a time. Breakfast: It's a buffet plus à la carte system. The buffet selection was limited but sufficient. The fruit tasted mediocre, especially the watermelon, which was as bland as plain water. Considering it's the Middle East and fruits are imported, I can't really complain about this. The à la carte breakfast items were very good, especially the eggs Benedict, which were of a certain standard. Since there weren weren't many diners, finished plates were cleared away quickly. Room: It has the usual quiet luxury style and is quite spacious. They provide Le Labo toiletries, which is a nice touch. The bedding was very comfortable; the sheets and pillowcases were incredibly smooth, and the mattress was soft, allowing me to fall asleep instantly. However, the toilet is not a smart toilet. Also, if you don't specifically ask, they default to a lower floor. I had hoped to overlook the new Doha city, but due to the low floor, I couldn't see anything. Gym: There were no staff managing it (at least not during the hour I used it). Used equipment was left scattered around. Location: It's only 200 meters from the metro station, making it very convenient to get to the city center and the airport. You can also walk to Souq Waqif in the old city. This is definitely a major highlight. Summary: It meets a standard 5-star level. While it positions itself as high-end, it's not so exceptional that it's a must-stay. Of course, at a price of less than 1000, I can't really ask for much more. Still, for a Park Hyatt, I feel it could have been even better.

This hotel is fantastic, highly recommend it! 1. There's a security check at the entrance. We asked why, and it turns out it's a government-owned hotel, so they ensure 100% security. 2. It's just a one-minute walk to the metro station, right across a small street from the hotel. 3. Parking is free. If you're driving, you just hand your keys to the attendant at the entrance, and when you leave, you exchange a card for your keys, and they'll bring your car to the front. 4. There's free coffee in the lobby. Trying a date with coffee is highly recommended; it’s a very authentic Arabian experience. 5. It's only about 300 meters from Souq Waqif, making it incredibly convenient for dining and exploring. 6. It's also very close to the airport, about 20 minutes by metro with just one transfer. 7. Security is top-notch. We tested it, and if you lock the door from the inside, even a room key won't open it from the outside. The front desk staff were very friendly. When we were taking photos before leaving, they even offered to help us take a family picture. Although it might be a bit more expensive than chain hotels like Hampton by Hilton, after comparing everything, it feels incredibly worth it!

Everything was good except for the valet parking service. I had a very bad experience with one of the staff members. They parked my car outside the hotel under the sun, and the weather is extremely hot these days in Doha. When I asked them to park it in the hotel basement parking, they told me my car was too big and that there was no space available. However, I checked myself and found that the basement had enough space for large cars, and there were already many big cars parked there.

We had a great experience at the W Doha. At check-in we received an upgrade room and had the pleasure of staying in a W Suite room. The room was impressive and large with separate bedroom and living room areas. We booked this room mostly to relax and stay in and it worked perfectly for us. The staff at the hotel were warm and welcoming throughout our stay and we would recommend this if you're looking for a special stay in Doha's West Bay area. The staff checked in on us in person and over the phone during our stay to see if we needed anything for our room. The living room was nicely appointed with a large couch, dining table, hanging chair, desk, coffee/tea station with a Nespresso machine, large TV, Bose surround sound system, a small Bose smart speaker, and a few comfy chairs throughout. There was a bathroom in the main area near the entrance. The floor to ceiling windows in the corner suite offered views of the surrounding towers. The bedroom was awesome with a large comfy bed, plenty of storage and closet space, a large TV and an amazing bathroom. The bathroom had a large bath tub and some premium bath products including lotion and facial cleanser. The highlight here is the shower which had side jets, a large overhead shower and a wand that could all be turned on simultaneously. The melon extract products from Momo and the Nuze hand soap smell very nice. The facilities at the hotel are nice and there is a good pool area with comfy lounge chairs and a well equipped gym. There are changing areas near the pool area but we did not see locker rooms. The location is good with many good hotels and a big shopping mall nearby. There are lots of great restaurants, bars and cafes in this area and it is ok to walk around in the cooler months. It is a short walk to the beach from here. On site they have many good restaurants and the breakfast at Market was excellent but we would recommend trying Coya or Spice Market as well. The business lunch meals are very good here. The DECC metro station is a 15 minute walk away from here but we would recommend using Uber or Karwa to get around Doha if you want to do sightseeing. This is the kind of hotel my wife and I would not leave during our stay. All the amenities and restaurants on site mean you don't have to go far and you can order in everything else. We would consider staying here again and would recommend it for family and friends when visiting.

We enjoyed a staycation at the Westin with a full board option. This is an all in one resort and has many good amenities including a nice pool area, great restaurants, and many other services on site. The hotel has a pleasant smell to it and the staff are super friendly and welcoming. The room is very big with a large bathroom. The room had a lot of furniture including a comfy couch at the foot of the bed, a desk, a large tea/coffee station closet area, comfy bed and lots of cabinets and countertops to put our things. The bathroom was a standout for sure with a large closet area with lots of drawers, a large shower with excellent pressure, and a bath tub that could get a view of the TV in the bedroom. We appreciated the white tea scented bath products and lotion. The room was showing a bit of wear to the carpet and some of the cabinets but nothing major. We felt the room was good and clean. With the full board we got to enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner each day. The breakfast was a good buffet filled with western and Asian options and was well stocked each morning. They made hot drinks to order which we enjoyed each day. The lunch was a la carte during our stay and we enjoyed some good steak, chicken and salads during our stay. The sticky toffee pudding at Seasonal Taste was a standout for dessert and we would recommend it. For dinner we were allowed to go to their Iftar tent and it was very good with plenty of options for sushi, pasta, Indian and Thai dishes. The baked fish and Thai curries were really well made for their Ramadan tent. There was also a Baskin Robbins ice cream cart at the iftar. We also enjoyed watching the live entertainment with the swirling dervish and a live band with Arabic instruments. They have some other good restaurants on site including Sabai Thai and Hunter's Grill but those were closed due to Ramadan. We have been at Seasonal Taste around the holidays and they will do special dinners and brunches so it is worth checking out. We had a bit of a mix up on our last day for lunch but the hotel resolved it quickly. The main pool area was closed during our stay but we had access to the indoor pool which was nice and empty when we visited. They have nice and clean locker rooms by the main pool and near the indoor one as well. We used the Heavenly Spa desk to use the squash courts, fitness studio and booked a massage. Staying at the hotel gave us access to the indoor pool and preferred rates for both the squash court and massage. There is not much near this hotel other than other hotels which also have some good restaurants. The metro station is also a bit of a walk from here and there is not too much to do in the area so we would recommend staying in and maximizing your time at the hotel if you are booking here. If you do need to go out we would recommend taking Ubers.

This time, our family of four chose to stay at the Central Inn Souq Waqif in a standard room for one night during our layover, and the overall experience was incredibly satisfying. The hotel's architecture is grand and elegant, blending rich local cultural characteristics with a modern design sense. Just taking photos of the exterior upon arrival was captivating. For a family with children and only a short one-day layover, the location is absolutely impeccable. The hotel is right next to the famous Souq Waqif, easily accessible on foot, which saved us the hassle of transfers and waiting for transportation. Our family could leisurely stroll through the Arabian-style alleys, browse for souvenirs, and savor local delicacies within our limited time, without worrying about rushing. It was incredibly convenient. The hotel room was very clean and well-maintained, spacious and comfortable. The beds were soft yet supportive, ensuring excellent rest quality for the whole family after a long flight. The staff were friendly and enthusiastic, making the check-in and check-out processes quick and efficient. They also thoughtfully provided us with sightseeing route suggestions for our one-day layover, which was very heartwarming. Considering the magnificent and beautiful architecture, the extremely convenient location, and the attentive service, this hotel not only significantly enhanced the comfort of our layover trip but also offered exceptional value for money, exceeding our expectations. It is definitely the top accommodation choice for families on a quick one-day layover!

Branding of Ramada did not live up to our standard. The miscomm between the night and morning shift staff need lots of work!! Being told you can check-in early at 2 pm(upon arrival at the hotel at 8 am) and only to wait another 30 minutes for the room at 2.30 pm, is HIGHLY unacceptable! And other guests who were waiting at the couch got to their rooms before us. Not an experiece you would want after a red-eye flight. There are other hotels nearby who accommodate guests at least before 1 pm if they’re informed of their flight details. The security staff,on the other hand, were eveready to assist us! Rooms are just okay.. Dated and needs more work done. Would I stay here again? Sadly not.. Hope you guys improve on communication. It’s part of good service!

We recently enjoyed a wonderful staycation at this hotel. The hotel was comfortable and provided a truly relaxing experience. We were impressed by the exceptional service we received. A special thank you to Mr. Akhil at the reception for his kind assistance. We highly recommend this hotel for anyone considering a staycation.