Belad Bont Resort

I stayed here in April 2026. The hotel was practically empty at the time, but despite that, they refused to move me to another room when I found cockroaches. Be aware that, as it turns out, all standard rooms have windows facing a wall. My request to fix the curtain was also ignored. The jacuzzi, which was included in the price, was often closed along with the indoor pool for women. There's no shuttle to the beach, supposedly because the beach is closed. There's a young guy named Ahmed working at the hotel who flirts with female tourists to try and get as much money from them as possible, claiming his salary hasn't come in or he needs money for gas. Otherwise, everything else was fine.

A decent hotel in Salalah regarding value for money. We stayed for 4 days and booked independently. The hotel also caters to package tourists, particularly from Belarus. The beach is beautiful, and the sea is great (there's a shuttle from our hotel to another nearby, which is also walkable; I've attached the shuttle schedule). The food was good; we had half-board, and all-inclusive is also offered. You can swap dinners for lunches, which we did because we went on a desert excursion. The lunches even seemed tastier. Excursions are expensive, possibly due to limited competition. The rooms are spacious but a bit dated. The staff is very friendly and English-speaking, and all requests are handled instantly. The hotel is located on the outskirts, with a Nesto supermarket nearby. There isn't much else to explore, so it's a hotel for beach relaxation. It has its own pool, gym, sauna, and jacuzzi. Overall, we liked the hotel and recommend it.

Very nice hotel. Clean, and the breakfast was good. There's also a separate building with a women's pool. There are several traditional restaurants nearby. The food there was very tasty.