Highlights & Lowlights

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    Suites and studios are larger than standard hotel rooms, with separate seating areas, refrigerators, microwaves and kitchen units for storing food and preparing simple drinks, practical for families and long stays.
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    An outdoor pool, hot tub, sauna and fitness club give guests ways to relax in Bahrain's heat without paying resort prices.
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    The location in Hoora puts the Bahrain National Museum around a kilometre away, Marina Beach Garden within walking distance, and Bab Al Bahrain and the souq about two kilometres away.
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    Bahrain International Airport on Muharraq Island is roughly ten to twenty minutes by car, convenient for short visits and transit stays.
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    Free parking with valet service is an advantage in Hoora, where evening traffic and street parking are notoriously difficult.
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    Cooking is not permitted in the kitchen units, despite their presence, which disappoints guests who planned to self cater.
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    Hoora is a nightlife district, and bars, clubs and late traffic bring noise and a party atmosphere, especially on weekend nights from Wednesday to Saturday.
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    Guest ratings are moderate, with value and cleanliness scores below seven out of ten in some reviews, pointing to uneven maintenance.
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    Staff service receives mixed comments, ranging from helpful to slow during busy periods.
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