Dammam Hotels with Wifi

The place is acceptable but there is one annoying Sudanese worker, he is not cooperating well and hard to understand the guests. The Saudi managers are amazing. We liked the quietness. The bed is not very much comfortable. We wish they improve and we would give a it another chance.

The environment is quite good, and the room is super spacious. There are malls and restaurants nearby, and transportation is pretty convenient. It's also close to the seaside. Overall, it's not bad, and I would choose to stay here again next time I visit.

One of the best hotel experiences I’ve had in Dammam. Great breakfast with lots of options, very attentive staff, valet parking, and excellent service overall. Everyone was so polite and welcoming. Highly recommended.

For a first-time visitor to Dammam, Saudi Arabia and for the amount that I have paid for, staying at Boudl Al Shatea was, to me, a great decision. Everything that I needed in a hotel for a relatively short 3-night stay was present specially in terms of the room amenities and available facilities at the hotel (e.g. swimming pool). I also appreciated the Reception officer offering to guests Saudi coffee and dates while they do their check-in/check-out procedures. This apparently simple but kind gesture gave me a very nice impression about Saudi culture and hospitality. The room I was assigned was spacious, clean and smelling nice, and fully furnished. The housekeeping staff did an excellent job in ensuring the cleanliness and orderliness of my room and this was true for the rest of the hotel's premises. In terms of location, the hotel is a short taxi/Uber/Careem ride away from the Dammam Main Bus Station (if you are coming from King Fahd International Airport via the Eastern Region Bus). There is also a not-so-vibrant mall next to the hotel (called Al Shatea Mall), which thankfully had a Carrefour Hypermarket giving me easy access to whatever I had in mind to eat (like breads/pastries, fruits and Saudi treats/snacks). Restaurants and fast food chains are also aplenty and are short walking distance away from the hotel. However, if you would need to explore the more known tourist areas/attractions in Dammam, walking is not an option as these are a bit far off and would require booking a taxi/Uber/Careem. But given another opportunity to visit Dammam in the future, I would definitely choose to stay at Boudl Al Shatea again.

Breakfast was great! I loved the crispy fried chicken. There's a Lulu Supermarket nearby, and a new Malatang (spicy hotpot) place just opened next door. The shumai were a bit disappointing though. Overall, the hotel is good, and room service was very prompt.

The hotel room is clean and tidy, the bed is comfortable, the space is suitable, and the price-performance ratio is high. It is very good. It is just that the amount of water in the bathroom is small. It would be better if it can be improved.

Ambiance: 3/5 Food: 5/5 Room / Cleanliness: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Staff: 100/5 – Excellent job by Ms. Zahra Ms. Zahra, the receptionist, was exceptionally helpful and accommodating. She kindly allowed me to check in earlier, which made my stay even more convenient. In addition, one of the housekeeping staff members was also very supportive and attentive. Overall, my stay was truly amazing, thanks to the outstanding service and dedication of the staff.

Changed two rooms, the windows can not be closed tightly, the opposite is the high speed, very noisy, wearing earplugs to fall asleep Good environment, health is also very good, breakfast Arabic dishes buffet, general Of course, the location is good, the upper and lower speeds are very convenient, you decide to

The service is excellent, the receptionist is very generous and approachable also Mahdi.. Its just the amenities are old, the hairblow dry is not working, some lights are not working, the walls and bed are old, no hotel slippers and no english movie.. But the service and the location are excellent.

The room is large, but the facilities are old and poor. The room is very dark, and the experience is not very good in all aspects. There are many Chinese people going to Saudi Arabia now. It is recommended that Ctrip include more local hotels to increase everyone's choices.