Doha Al Ghanim 4-star Hotels

Chose this hotel last min as extended our stay We couldn’t find a hotel as everywhere was booked up due to loads of advents going on Came across this hotel which had availability Wasn’t the best but was the only one we could find. Staff were brilliant Ok for one night

You need to go through security check to enter the hotel. The front desk is very friendly and friendly to Chinese people. It is very clean and very nice. There is a western restaurant on the top floor. I ordered the most expensive steak, which cost more than 200 RMB. To go to other attractions, take an Uber taxi, which costs about 16 RMB. To go to the airport, it costs about 30 RMB. There is no need to take the subway. You have to walk a long way and take the elevator. I recommend this hotel.

The location was good although have construction around there , the front disk they was nice people, the room big enough they just need to care alittle more about the clean and the wifi was not good at all inside the room

What a super hotel and probably one of the best that we have ever stayed in! Hotel is extremely clean and modern, with all the facilities that you would need. Breakfast was amazing and staff went out of their way to make sure we felt like royalty! Our room was super nice and had a beautiful view overlooking the Doha Skyline - incredible. Staff were all amazing, always polite and helpful. Rooftop bar is great way to spend an evening with views overlooking Doha. Our best part was when we arrived early from the airport ( 9am) and we were taken to the breakfast room where we were given free tea and breakfast until our room was ready. What an amazing start - thankyou Alwady for an incredible holiday.

Staff are very friendly and helpful. The location is great and near the souq which we think is the best part of Doha and the authentic experience. The hotel apartments could use some renovations and upgrades here and there to improve its quality.

We have stayed at this hotel almost every year either as Doha being our destination or a break point for onwards travel or return and all our experiences have been the best to say the least. However, as some say it takes one bad experience and all good ones get suppressed very quick. This stay, our first impression at the checkin left a bad taste to the experience. The hotel policy is that checkin is at 3pm and we know that from previous experience and booking details, however previously the staff were very polite in saying the room was wasn’t ready or they can check us in but a little later and on some occasions we were given a room early, however this time we were bluntly told checkin is at 3pm and to come back then. Baggage can be held. The checkin staff was either overwhelmed with work or angry about something but he did not show professionalism. He was getting upset with another staff member and was bluntly rude. Dashed off in the back telling another staff to stay in the front. We left our baggage and came back at 1.30pm with another staff at checkin and was allocated a room straight away and infect got an upgrade. I made the comment that I wish she was there earlier with him standing next to her. His reaction was, ‘sorry to keep you waiting’. I don’t think that was genuinely said as he had no sincerity in it and straight away start d chatting to some ladies that were on the counter. Room was good but we got a joining room and I don’t like those rooms as you can almost hear everything from the other room as the door is the only barrier. As the stay was for 2 nights, I wasn’t going to create any fuse. The amenities in the room like soap, shower gel etc is still in small pack, so if you and your partner have a shower once, you’ll have to call to get another set or buy some yourselves. I would have expected better. Bed and pillows comfortable. A/C was quiet but it seemed to go into power saving mode in the middle of the night as you would wake up hot and sweaty but after a couple of minutes it would cool up again. Breakfast was booked as part of the booking and as usual, it was very well catered. Lots of variety and good quality. Staff were excellent and did everything to impress. Overall, location is excellent and rooms are nice but starting to show it’s age. Would I return, maybe. There was a time I could say definitely and would recommend the hotel eyes closed but this experience has led to think that I should try other hotels in the vicinity as I feel the quality would or could be better. Other staff such as bell boys and coffee staff at checkin were excellent and very helpful. I wish I had a better checkin experience.

when i pulled my blanket there is a pen mark on the white sheet of the bed. when i washed my face the smell of the towels is different. and the most exciting part, while I was in the middle of my sleep, fire alarmed at around 1:04am. when i stepped out of my room, two locals bumped into me and told me that it was just a false alarm. when i checked out in the morning and asked the front lobby personnel what happened last night, she is not aware nor do not know what happened.

I stayed at this hotel in July with up to +45C on daytime and still enjoyed to walk around because at Souq Waqif labyrinth of trade streets you will always find a shadow and things to watch&buy. Souq Waqif Boutique Hotels are actually a chain of nine hotels scattered close to each other around the same area of Waqif market, so be aware that your room, reception desk (Al Mirqab hotel) and the restaurant (Al Bidda hotel iirc) could be in different buildings. Its not a problem though, because the hotel providing you a free electric car transfer for the breakfast. I stayed in Najd hotel which is right in front of the Al Mirqab and I love its interior and location right next to the Ali Bin Abdullah Street exit of the Souq Waqif metro station - you can get there right from the airport. There are plenty of restaurants and small cafes around for every wallet, plus few popular attractions such as Museum of Islamic Arts, Corniche promenade and Islamic Cultural Center are within walking distance. Highly recommend this hotel to everyone who wish to feel the Qatar vibes while enjoying the good service.

The Park Hyatt Doha where I stayed this time is close to the Waqif Market, and it is very convenient to go to the Islamic Museum and the National Museum. I have to say that the public transportation in the rich country is very complete, sound and convenient. The 12-yuan pass for one day is free. The hotel facilities are complete and luxurious. Compared with the ”historical sense” of Istanbul hotels, the Park Hyatt Doha has a modern flavor. The breakfast is rich in variety. Although many of the service staff are from India and Africa, their overall quality is high. As the saying goes, the environment changes people. It is worth recommending.

This was my second stay and everything was great. The room is average but excellent for this price. The employees were super nice and full of understanding. I loved my stay here. The picture is the view from the balcony.