Manama Hotels with Breakfast

An excellent new hotel that exceeded my expectations. Although the lobby is quite small, the room itself is incredibly spacious with expansive views. The high ceilings and large windows offer a fantastic perspective of Bahrain's famous landmarks. The bedding was superb, and the service was top-notch. While the sushi bar for dinner was a bit pricey, the food was absolutely delicious.

We stayed as a family and had a very comfortable experience overall. The staff were professional, responsive, and consistently helpful throughout our stay. Check-in and check-out were smooth, and any requests we had were handled quickly. The facilities were well-maintained and clean. The common areas were organized, and everything we needed was available. The amenities were suitable for families, which made the stay more convenient and relaxed. Overall, the experience matched our expectations, and we would consider staying here again on a future trip.

I would give Wyndham a solid 8-8.5 out of 10. The hotel was clean, the staff were courteous and helpful. And the room was large with plenty of amenities. Especially considering the location and the price point. There were some small rooms for improvement in terms of service. But, overall it was a pleasant experience.

We enjoyed our stay at the Intercontinental Bahrain. The location was perfect for us with the Manama Souk and Bahrain Harbour area nearby. There were many good restaurants on site and nearby. It was also close to lots of cafes and shops. In the near future there will also be a metro station nearby. Check in at the hotel was smooth. We were even able to add on a breakfast for our last day and make adjustments to our reservation request in person. We rented a car and the valet service was very good during our stay. We booked a king bed room and it was nicely appointed. They had a couple of nice chairs, large TV, coffee/tea station, mini fridge with bar and a table side console that controlled the lights and temperature throughout the room. The TV had screen mirroring and Bluetooth features that were easy to connect to. Our room had a large fruit platter which had perfectly ripe fruit and we were delivered 3 small chocolate platters during our stay because of Eid celebrations. The pillows were a little soft for us but they have a pillow menu that we utilized. Our room was very quiet for most of our stay but our neighbours above and beside were unexpectedly loud the last night and we had to call for assistance a couple times. The bathroom had very nice products including lotion, body wash, conditioner and shampoo. The shower was nice too but when using the rain head we found the water leaked out very easily and made the floor wet. There was a speaker in the bathroom but we could not figure out how to connect to it. The pool area was awesome and relaxing on the rooftop of the Regency tower. The hotel had two pools but the one on the mezzanine level by the restaurants was closed during our stay due to Ramadan celebrations that had just finished. The pool had lots of different day bed options, large towels and some very good cocktails including one of the best Pina coladas I've had in the middle east. The wifi was good throughout the hotel but it was a bit spotty in the corners at the pool. The change room had lots of lockers and large shower stalls that had the same nice products from the hotel bathrooms. They have a large health club/gym in this area too and a racquetball court. Manama is a foodie paradise and there are many top notch restaurants around so we opted to eat offsite for most of the days. We did try the breakfast on our last day and we paid 12.5 BHD per person. There is a good spread including pastries, cheese, eggs to order (including a very good shakshuka), western breakfast items, three kinds of bacon (including pork), pork sausage to order and a good honey selection. The best part of breakfast was the fresh juice. They offered us late check out which we appreciated and it was easy to check out at the counter but the valet service was very busy just after 1 pm and the traffic made it difficult to get out and to the airport in the rental. We spent maybe an extra 10 minutes to get out but every other day we had zero issues using the valet and roads nearby. The stay at the Intercontinental was very relaxing and we felt refreshed for each day exploring Bahrain. We would recommend this hotel to friends and family visiting Bahrain.

Overall hotel was just k - If you want to sleep quite i prefer not to choose this hotel loud music all the night - Drunk people every day and night - ladies with inappropriate dresses every night * Room amenities was not upto quality * towels were not that cleaned * Worn bathrobes - in side restaurant the coke will cost you 1.5 BD for 200ml

Check-in was very smooth, no additional charges were provided, and a baby cot was provided. The address is good and there is parking 🅿. The hotel was very quiet when checking in, and the view outside the window was good. The facilities in the room were quite satisfactory. The bathroom is a bathtub + shower, and the half glass of the bathtub is fixed. When taking a bath, you need to stand in the bathtub (under the shower head) to turn on the faucet, so be careful not to get splashed by water. There are no slippers in the room (I was barefoot at the time, so I didn't ask the front desk for them). Overall good!

The room was big and clean. With the hot weather, it’s multiple carpark was great! It’s basic that provided in the room but they responded fast to our request whenever we needed. Two downsides were the aircon was noisy, and the mattress wasn’t comfortable. Overall its value for money.

The room is excellent , nice furniture, good location, cleaning standards not the top but thire policy for visitors is bad annoying you have to pay 10 bd if have a vistor in a room even if for few minutes, massage center is very good

Oriental Palace Hotel, Manama – Central but Dated Oriental Palace Hotel in Manama is centrally located, making it convenient for travelers who want easy access to Manama Souq, nearby restaurants, shops, and main transport routes. The location is the hotel’s strongest advantage. However, despite the convenience, the rooms are very old and not clean, and the furnishings are clearly outdated. Maintenance and cleanliness do not meet acceptable standards, which significantly affects comfort. The hotel has an old-school character, but unfortunately this comes across more as neglect than charm. Staff members are polite and generally helpful, and check-in and check-out are straightforward. Service is acceptable, but it does not compensate for the condition of the rooms. Overall, while the hotel may appeal to travelers on a tight budget who prioritize location over comfort, it is important to note that hotels in Manama are generally very expensive, and for the price paid, the quality here does not offer good value. Travelers seeking cleanliness, modern facilities, or comfort may want to explore other options.

The price is good but the front desk was slow to process the check and and I was asked to pay others fees while I showed them everything was covered in payment invoice.