Aerotel Muscat - Airport Transit Hotel Reviews

Fantastic for the UAE visa run. Don’t even need to cross the Oman border - straight to the hotel from the airplane.

The hotel is within the departure area after the security checks. You will have to pass by the transfer security area, then you will reach the shopping section; go up the escalator and you will see the hotel. We booked for 3 but there were only 2 sets of towels and 1 set of amenities. We asked for the towel and the person at the front desk came to deliver eventually. Room was ok, enough beds for 3. Breakfast was basic, not much choice.

Carpets not vacuumed. Shower dirty. 1 towel in a room. Aircon leaks in hallway. Non stop dust allergy the whole time I was there - worst I ever had. No traveler PowerPoint - go downstairs and buy one they said. Sorry excuse for a breakfast. Coffee beans are finished - no problem make Nescafé they said. By all means stay here to survive the layover - but don’t have expectations that match the pictures

Actually I cancelled my booking but unfortunately, the refuse to cancelled very embarrassing experience. I waste my money.

Good service and great location. Meal is average and small selection.

very good experience

Top 10/10.

Nice 👍🏽

Awesome

We stayed at the hotel for one night, since the connection at night is 15:00, conveniently located right in the airport building on the 5th floor, the room is large, the downside is that the sockets do not fit at all, you need an adapter, no hairdryer, for some reason only 2 towels (for the face and bodies), there is no water in the cooler in the corridor.

Transit hotel is on the 5th floor after the security check, take the elevator on the right. Ticket for onward flight must be present, quick and friendly check-in. Room was good size with a view of airplanes. Very quiet, no outside noises noticed. Unique glazed bathroom, very modern, toilet and shower separated by extra glass doors with toiletries. Bed large and comfortable. Coffee and tea making facilities, TV, safe, but no refrigerator. Many light sources are controlled via general switches on the bed. Breakfast 6-10 a.m. / price performance not good at 9.20 a.m. hardly any choice if you would like to have a hearty breakfast then it's better to go outside. Cleanliness so-so for the price. We paid €90 for 2 people with breakfast, 1 place booked in advance was perfectly fine because we had a 15 hour stopover and wanted to shower, sleep comfortably and enjoy peace and quiet before continuing.

The room is tidy and the space is comfortable, but the bathroom drainage is not good and water floods out when taking a shower. Fortunately, there are foot pads to stop everything, otherwise it will flood into the room. The TV in the room cannot be turned on and the remote control cannot be used. Breakfast time is 6-10 o'clock It's buffet style, but there will be fewer choices for dining at 9 o'clock, so it's generally suitable for a short break.

The hotel is located in the transit area of ​​the airport and is very convenient for long layovers if you don’t want to go into the city. In addition, convenient check-in and check-out times are provided, shortly before the flight. Check-in and check-out went very quickly. The room is large, the bed is large and very comfortable. The air conditioner is set too low by default, making the room chilly and the tile floors uncomfortably cold. The room is quiet, allowing you to get a good night's sleep. Poor water pressure in the shower and unclear temperature control. Even though the booking stated two people, one foot towel and one large body towel were provided. Breakfast is not too varied, but quite normal. Overall, considering this is a one night stay, it's hard to ask for more.

Pros: The hotel is very comfortable, the rooms are spacious, complete silence, we managed to sleep well at the docking. The windows overlook a cozy courtyard. Cons: The air conditioner does not turn off, so it is “fresh” in the room. Breakfasts (they are strictly from 6 to 10 am) suck. They barely persuaded us to fry eggs (everyone tried to feed them a non-existent scramble), sausages were chopped into small “straws” (why?) - ugh, the vegetables are the cheapest, brewed coffee only costs money. In general, there is practically nothing to eat. With such a high price for a room, how can you save on food? Shame....I'm not surprised that the hotel is practically empty. Conclusion: if you have nowhere to go, you can spend the night. Otherwise, I would recommend another hotel in the city with a normal breakfast.