Hotels With Gym in Ad Dakhiliyah, Oman

The location of IntercityHotel Nizwa is great, situated just off the highway leading into the Nizwa city area. It is located right beside a large mall on one side and a Lulu Hypermarket on the other. The hypermarket features a McDonald's, which was the only fast food outlet open for drive-through at 11am during Ramadan. Parking is plentiful in front of the hotel. Check-in and check-out were smooth, and we were granted a late check-out upon request. The room is standard but adequate, with no noise issues. Both the shower pressure and water temperature were satisfactory. The air conditioning also worked well. The room that we stayed in has an interesting map of the Nizwa region on the wall behind the bed, which was a nice detail. Bottled water is provided and topped up promptly upon request. This hotel is a good choice for an overnight stay in Nizwa.

Checking in at the Green Mountain Indigo Hotel was incredibly relaxing! Its prime mountain location offered a cool and pleasant escape from the heat. The rooms were spacious and comfortable, with stylish decor incorporating local elements. The food was excellent, with fresh ingredients and generous portions, and the service was attentive and thoughtful. The viewpoint was within walking distance, and the surrounding area was convenient for sightseeing and hiking. Cleanliness was impeccable, the bedding was comfortable and sleep-inducing, and the facilities were well-maintained. It was a fantastic family vacation experience, tranquil and relaxing, with excellent value for money. Booking through Ctrip was super convenient, and I would definitely book again!

“Golden Tulip is a well-located hotel with clean, spacious rooms and friendly staff. Breakfast was good and the rooftop restaurant offered nice views. Some areas could use better maintenance, but overall it’s a comfortable stay with great hospitality.”

We recently stayed at this hotel and were truly impressed by nearly every aspect of our visit. The rooms were spotless and spacious, the amenities were excellent, and the service from the staff was warm and welcoming throughout. The hotel’s location is ideal, and we especially appreciated the thoughtful details that made our stay comfortable and enjoyable. However, we did experience a significant issue during our stay that affected our overall comfort. We had booked a deluxe room, which had a connecting door to another deluxe room, Unfortunately, the door was not soundproof, and on one of the nights, guests in the adjacent room were extremely loud throughout the night. The noise came straight through the connecting door, and it was so disruptive that my family and I barely slept. What made the situation more difficult was how it was handled. We reported the problem to the hotel, but instead of addressing the disturbance at its source, we were asked to move to another room — despite not being at fault. This created unnecessary inconvenience and discomfort for us, especially with children. Additionally, I would strongly recommend that the hotel ensures these doors are properly locked by default, as we noticed they could be easily opened, which can be dangerous when children are present. In summary, while the hotel truly excels in quality, service, and experience overall, I hope management seriously considers improving sound insulation between connected rooms and revising their approach to conflict resolution to ensure all guests enjoy a restful stay.

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 room was very clean and the waiter was super nice

This hotel should be the best hotel I have stayed in Oman. The room is very big and the view is not ordinary. The hotel built on the edge of the cliff, you can watch the sunrise and sunset, very beautiful. The breakfast was also very good, and the service staff were very nice and helpful. Regarding the service of the hotel, the view is impeccable. The only thing to note is: if you are driving by yourself, you must drive a four-wheel drive up the mountain, otherwise the police at the checkpoint at the bottom of the mountain will not let you go up the mountain. Just before I went up the mountain, I went to the car rental company to re-rent a four-wheel drive up the mountain (the local four-wheel drive rents about 30 to 50 riyals a day). If you don’t want to rent a car and drive by yourself, you can make an appointment with the hotel 48 hours in advance and let the hotel arrange a car to pick you up at the foot of the mountain, but the cost is very high, and the round-trip fare is 130 riyals. It's also worth mentioning that if you don't want to eat the hotel's dinner, you have to bring food up there, and you basically can't find a place to buy food after you go up. If you choose to dine at the hotel, basically the cheapest is about 15 riyals per person.

The room is quite big