The staff of Al Bahjah made a great effort to provide a western standard stay in an Arab country during Romadon. They provided English newspapers, English TV channels on a flat screen TV, and a generous, free western breakfast served in the room. They had a little trouble with their paperwork but managed it. The desk was not always manned... More

This is a very basic hotel mainly used by Omani people who drink some alcohol in the bar and then stay in the hotel for the rest of the night. The owners of the hotel are Indians so they have an alcohol license for their restaurant and bar. We were lucky to get a large 2 room suite instead of... More

I would not stay here again. Even for a budget hotel it was disappointing. The main problem was the noise coming much of the night from what seemed to be a nightclub in the building. I was woken up several times by music, yelling and the sound of engines. The room was passable but not appealing. Likewise with the breakfast,... More

A very unique experience...The hotel was very reasonably priced. The suite Rm 215 consisted of four rooms; bedroom, sitting room, bathroom and small kitchen with only refrigerator and counter space. It did have a slight smell which bothered my wife. It is an older hotel. It is located in the heart of the Souq or local market. It is several... More