Honest review
A practical choice in Oman's capital: apartment-style accommodation not far from Qurum beach, amid Muscat's business district and its popular sights. If the Royal Opera House, Qurum park and the city itself are on the agenda, everything is minutes away.
The advice: take the one-bedroom apartment — a separate living room with a dining area, a king-size bed and a mini-kitchen with fridge, kettle and microwave turn a trip into living, not lodging. The pleasant details are in place: Egyptian cotton, a free-standing bath, branded toiletries.
Dining holds no surprises: the main restaurant of international cuisine works around the clock with a buffet breakfast, plus a rooftop lounge — hookah and snacks by day, dishes and sweets in the evening.
For balance there is a spa where masseurs work off the accumulated stress, and a free fitness room with modern machines; the internet is fast and covers the whole property.
Who it suits: those in Muscat for work, and couples and families who need space, a kitchen and a central location.
