Hotels With Breakfast in Baghdad Governorate, Iraq

The hotel is good. The price is higher than that of domestic four-star and five-star hotels, but the prices of local hotels are relatively high. The staff is very good. Very polite and enthusiastic! In Iraq, you can feel the enthusiasm of everyone towards the Chinese. The hygiene is also very good. I chose it because it was just renovated. There are many old hotels in the city center. There are local food for breakfast, but it is also suitable for Chinese tastes. The surrounding environment is average, about half an hour away from the city center Karada, because there is a traffic jam ~ this is a flaw. We are staying for business and hope that the hotel is clean and safe. So I think the location is okay! I only left a photo of breakfast ~

Great rooms, very friendly and helpful staff, and good central location and price!

Nice hotel, very clean , friendly staff , perfect location and very delicious breakfast, I highly recommended to try it. I am sure I will visit them again.

This was my first business trip to Baghdad, and the hotel facilities were excellent, very quiet, and the security was extremely tight, giving me a great sense of security.

The property was very good the buffet was great .. But But . But.. Front desk manger and front desk staff are sneaky ( there's offer says the dinner $22 after we had it they charged us almost $40 per person.. I have pictures of the offer and the bill.. any way they have to be sorry for that ...

I heard that it was a very good hotel in the 1990s. Many older people spent their honeymoon in the hotel after getting married. Now it is a bit old. The terrace overlooks the Tigris River

The buffet provided by the hotel is great, it is worth recommending! However, I took a walk after dinner on the 26th, and was robbed of all my cash in US dollars at 7 o'clock 50 meters west of the hotel. The robbers were four people in a car, claiming to be police and showing police badges (I didn't know them), claiming to check weapons and guns, and asked for my ID and wallet. Fortunately, they only took my ID in US dollars and left it. They probably targeted tourists in this area. Chinese tourists may also be attractive to robbers. I should not be the first and will not be the last. I write this to remind everyone, try not to go out at night. The environment outside the hotel has nothing to do with the hotel, but the hotel should kindly remind you not to go out after dark, and the hotel's safe cannot be used, otherwise the loss may not be all the cash.

I was in Baghdad for a business trip. On the evening I checked in, my schedule unexpectedly changed, leaving me with a free day the next day. Knowing Baghdad has many famous attractions, but having done no prior research and not speaking the local language, I decided to try my luck and contacted the hotel manager to explain my needs. To my surprise, the hotel not only offered car rental services (with SUV and commercial van options) but, within a short while, also connected me with Ali, a local guide who spoke excellent English. Both the car rental and guide fees were very reasonable, quite unlike the exorbitant prices I'd seen through other channels. The next day, I directly explored Baghdad's Old City and the ruins of Babylon. The entire experience was incredibly smooth; the driver was exceptionally careful, and the guide provided a wealth of historical insights. By the time I got back to the hotel, it was already past 3 PM. When the hotel manager learned I hadn't had lunch yet, he thoughtfully arranged for the kitchen to freshly prepare a serving of handmade noodles with two small cold dishes. It was incredibly authentic and absolutely delicious. This hotel truly left me with a wonderful and unforgettable impression of Baghdad.