Millennium Central Doha

Outdated hotel in need of renovation at overpriced rent. I had a classic room. There were long black hairs everywhere in the room. The grout in the bathroom was all moldy and cracked. The air extractor in the bathroom is quite loud at night. The TV had no channels and couldn't be connected to the cell phone. The water in the swimming pool seemed very cloudy, stale and there were tufts of hair floating in it. I had announced 90 minutes in advance that I wanted to go to the sauna and was promised it, but when I arrived it was cold. I turned it on myself but had to wait 30 minutes. The sauna is for up to 6 guests and heats up to 82 degrees in the upper area. It is leaky in the foot area and even with a towel in front of the door slot it is cold in the lower area. There is no relaxation area; at best you can sit in one of the treatment rooms in the spa area and shower there. I don't think that will work during the day when the rooms are needed. Overall, the sauna area looks run down and dirty. Unfortunately for me, I was also locked in the sauna rooms because nobody checked to see if there were any guests left. After 5 minutes, I was released rom reception stuff with a laugh. The gym is averagely well equipped and clean, but there is no disinfectant after use. The breakfast buffet was great, as was the evening buffet on the first evening. From the second day onwards, lunch and dinner could only be ordered from a (reduced) menu in the "restaurant" due to the low number of guests. Pizza Margherita was great. The chicken burger was small and cheap frozen food. The Caesar salad was dried out and the cheap grated cheese made it clear that the salad had been sitting around for several hours and had not been freshly prepared. The biggest plus point of the hotel was the consistently friendly staff. However, a bit more professionalism would have been desirable.

the location of the hotel is in a good place, we are satisfied with the hotel