Hotels With Bars in Ad Dakhiliyah, Oman

Our stay at Anantara was okay but nothing more. To start with something positive, the staff was really friendly and attentive which was great! Breakfast was outstanding as well and the architecture od the hotel was beautiful. Other things, however, were simply not good enough for the price you pay. Firstly, no one was at the entrance to greet us when we arrived with our car. We had to find the parking and get back to the hotel ourselves which is definitely not standard for a 5-star hotel. At check-in, they just assumed that my name (Alexandra) is a male name and didn‘t even talk to me, just to my partner. I would expect for them to get that this is a female name or just ask who uf us this is. The welcome was overall very hectic, the guy who showed us to our room was friendly, but extremely stressed and rushed. There are no showers at the pool which is not very hygenic. In the evening at the bar, they served the red wine way too warm. Also, you never, ever serve 250ml of wine all in one glass. In the same bar, they played really loud party music which was such a pity and quite inappropriate and somehow destroyed the ambiance. How about some discreet music such as jazz, classical music etc. which fits the vibe of the scenery/mood way better? Moving on to our room, the shelf in the shower where you can put your shampoo bottles was broken and losely fixed. Overall, a lot of things were not 5-star hotel like and disappointed us. If you pay $700 for one night, you can expect more. We would not visit again.

The hotel is located in a somewhat remote area, and it's clearly an old-fashioned resort hotel. The service was excellent; I called ahead to arrange early check-in, and the hotel cooperated smoothly. The breakfast was also good, but the facilities were a bit outdated, and the shower faucets were rusty.

A very special cliff hotel. The hotel is on the edge of the cliff. The room looks out to the Grand Canyon. The interior of the room is very clean. There are indoor and outdoor hot spring pools and an infinity pool overlooking the Grand Canyon. The main food you eat is Arabic and Western food. In the morning, you order in a self-service format. You need to speak good English, otherwise the food you order may not be what you want. There is a small hiking route in the hotel, which is suitable for family outings. There are many marine animal fossils on the route, and there are supporting publicity boards introducing the fossils and surrounding creatures. Those who are brave and physically fit can try canyon rock climbing.

The room was very clean and the waiter was super nice