Hotels near Ras alruman childrens play area, Manama

Old hotel, small room, no breakfast, not recommended

This is my 3rd time in this hotel, Great hotel with amazing location close to a lot of restaurants inside adlyia, easy free parking, has a lot of restaurants in the ground floor, rooms are very clean with very good space and has all the needs, service is great and super friendly. Definitely we’ll be back again in the near future ! Highly recommend!

I love this hotel, very good for take a rest and has good loaction to go any where in juffair

🔹️Nice hotel, 💠I will remember things loved it: 🔹️Quiet, open, spacious in the rooms, we add good service, great hotel staff, all thanks to Mr. Mehdi Mazrouei, the best person I met in a hotel, good and varied food, good pool, good room service 💠The things I didn't like: 🔹️High prices on the terrace and players . closed. Mosaic cafe at 10:30. very hot on the terrace. Music on the terrace is not good. I told them to change it, but no one responded. ⛔Just simple things but the hotel is good

On 9th of October 2022 at around 15:00hrs. I went to visit a friend who is checked-in on one of their rooms help me fix something with my musical instrument. No greetings not even a pleasant welcoming but instead there’s one security personnel in a light blue security uniform who will stare at you fiercely which is very rude gesture. The room is booked for 2 Pax. This rude staring security personnel stopped me and asked for an ID (again no greetings at all) I went to the reception and handed over my ID for verification which is I believe is an Hotel Policy Standard and I understand since I’ve had worked for almost all of the 5-Star Luxury Hotels & Resorts here in Bahrain then suddenly things went confusing. The staff on the reception which I handed over my ID told me the room is booked for 2 person/pax, I said okay and he told me to pay for the sum of Twelve Bahraini Dinars (BHD 12) then I asked “for what should I pay for 12 BHD?” Then the receptionist replied “Yes, for visit you have to pay BHD 12” and I was shocked! I told him this is the very first time that I encountered such thing! I worked in Four Seasons, The Ritz, Sofitel, but I never encountered charging a visitor just to visit a friend. But the receptionist has a good follow up answer, He said “those are expensive hotel nohh? We are cheap hotel that’s why we are charging visitor for it” and I was like, “Wallah… Bravo” They let me proceed but in one condition to stay only for 5 minutes. And yes after 5 minutes they called the room and went to the room with a security and a Arab speaking/looking guy wearing plain black t-shirt and regular jeans. Though I have their names, I decided not to name them. Just depend their on duty timing of 15:00 onwards.

We visited this hotel on April 1, 2019. The hotel is modest but interesting. They were on the breakfast-supper system. In my opinion, this is exactly what it suits. Because, to the sea, they take buses from 9 o'clock and take to 13.00 (like). That is, lunch will be all the way. In addition, we went on tours in the city ourselves, as Guid offered for crazy prices. More precisely, we did not take the tours, but looked at the web where and what, and went on buses. Food after Turkey Well, very modest, the choice of dishes is small but also the budget rest, it needs to be understood. You will not stay hungry. No claims! The rooms are small but in your own, eastern style, very beautiful! Conder works, but we couldn't understand the management for a long time. On the respiratory Russian-speaking girl, everything is cultural and cute. When we arrived, we collapsed to sleep. The flight was heavy, of course. We woke up only in the evening and there was a sand storm, a little. Very interesting. In the morning - like nothing ever happened. Bvhrain is a small island, and Manama is especially, but people are of course very welcome. Especially the Hindus. Help, hint, tell. They walked to the NATO base, the World Trade Center, the market, the Calat al Bahrain (a visit free) and on the streets. Near the building the shopping center. We bought cheese there from Australia, it was magical, so far nothing can be compared to it. Bahrain port island, there is nothing of them, local kind of no, but from all over the world in shopping malls, whatever... eyes are running away. The result: Hotel -4 (there is allowed to smoke, and smoke on the corridors walks. Also there is a club on 2 like the floor, so a little noisy, but we had the room on the other side), Food - 3+++, service 5, tour +/-

The location of the hotel is very successful, close to local sights, shops, so in the evening there is something to do. The staff polite is trying, but the room cleaning is bad, attached the photo; in the window in my room was scary to look, it seems it hasn 't been washed since 1995. I would like to express my gratitude to the manager of the hotel Jeries Haddad for the effort and help in everything, only because of it I add a positive point to this hotel. The kitchen is specific, the first 3 days on the Indian motive was all; rice, spices and sharp dishes, but then changed. If you need a beach break, you definitely don't have it here, Marassi Beach isn't recommended. The bolotze, in the middle of which the construction is going with endless noise (the sad video cannot be attached to this beautiful view).Before that miracle there is a transfer from the hotel 2 times a day: at 9 a.m. and back to 14.30, before you can get back, You will have to pay the taxi driver 8 dinars (about $ 22), so make the conclusions. The hotel is ideal for business trips and for those who want to see the capital.

A very dissapointing stay, the pool is not temperature controlled, and was very dirty, so unusable. Only 3 sun loungers for ALL guests is absurd, and they, and all the tables and chairs were very dirty. A constant stream of delivery drivers bringing food to the Spa staff is a bad sight, and the entire pool area was extremely dirty for our entire stay. The hotel is used for parties every night, this resulted in very loud booming noise, making sleep very difficult. Scenes of drunken men and women fighting with, or being controlled by security staff in reception and outside the main doors is a disgrace. A locked fire door to separate party goers from hotel guests for several hours a day is extremely unsafe for those of us on the affected floor. Many rooms and corridors smell of smoke, and several guests were moved more than once to avoid the smelly rooms. The bed mattress and the pillows were VERY hard for ALL our party, with reception being unable to remedy the situation, so sleep was very difficult overall. The reception staff tried to be helpful, the restaurant meal we had was very nice, and the rooms are clean and spacious, hence my 2 star review...but in reality this is the worst hotel we've ever stayed in while visiting The Middle East regularly in 20 years.

The room itself was gigantic and had decent views. The location isn't perfect, but anywhere you stay in Manama would have the same issue.

It is a very nice hotel, a bit pricey though. They service is impeccable and their team is very courteous The apartments looks similar to photos and clean. A special thank you to Avinash from house keeping team. I was sick and he noticed that while doing the regular housekeeping and he brought a blanket and kept checking on me and offered to get me any thing from outside. That goes beyond his job and I'm very thankful for that. Thanks again