Hotels near St. Peter's Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Church, Manama

Nice hotel with beautiful rooms. The room amenities were excellent. The Manager of the reception Mr Usman was very helpful and Kind. Starting from the reservation and Though out my entire stay he was the one to help me. I will definitely comeback, for the excellent customer support. Thank you Mr Usman and team!

I love this hotel, very good for take a rest and has good loaction to go any where in juffair

Very cosy and big rooms, well-designed. Small, but nice swimming pool on the top floor. Some large trade malls are nearby. But the location of the hotel is generally better for travelling by car. There is no free shuttle bus transfer to beaches, unfortunately. And very noisy highway just outside.

Посещали этот отель 1 апреля 2019 г. Отель скромный, но интересный. Были по системе завтрак-ужин. На мой взгляд, это именно то, что к нему подходит. Поскольку, до моря они везут на автобусах с 9 часов и забирают в 13.00 (вроде). То есть обед будет впролёте. К тому же мы сами ездили на экскурсии по городу, поскольку Гид предлагал за бешенные цены. Точнее экскурсии мы не брали, а смотркли в инете где и что, и ехали на автобусах. Еда после Турции ну ооооочень скромная, выбор блюд небольшой, но и отдых бюджетный, это надо понимать. Голодным не останетесь. К этому притензий нет! Номера небольшие, но в своём, восточном стиле, очень красиво! Кондёр работает, но мы долго не могли разобраться в управлении. На ресепшн русскоговорящая девушка, всё культурно и мило. Когда мы прилетели, мы рухнули спать. Перелёт тяжёлый, конечно. Проснулись лишь под вечер и была песчанная буря, небольшая. Очень интересно. Под утро - как ничего не бывало. Бвхрейн небольшой остров, а Манама тем более, но люди, конечно, очень приветственные. Особенно индусы. Помогут, подскажут, расскажут. Дошли пешком до НАТОвской базы, всемирного торгового центра, рынка, Калат аль Бахрейн (посещение бесплатно) и по улочкам прошлись. Рядом со зданием торговый центр. Мы покупали там сыр из Австралии, он был волшебный, до сих пор ничего сравниться не может с ним. Бахрейн портовый остров, там ничего их, местного вроде как и нет, однако со всего мира в торговых центрах, чего только нет.. глаза разбегаются. Итог: отель -4 (там разрешается курить, и дым по коридорам гуляет. Также там клуб на 2 вроде этаже, поэтому немного шумно, но у нас номер был в другой стороне), Еда - 3+++, сервис 5, экскурсии +/-

On 9th of October 2022 at around 15:00hrs. I went to visit a friend who is checked-in on one of their rooms help me fix something with my musical instrument. No greetings not even a pleasant welcoming but instead there’s one security personnel in a light blue security uniform who will stare at you fiercely which is very rude gesture. The room is booked for 2 Pax. This rude staring security personnel stopped me and asked for an ID (again no greetings at all) I went to the reception and handed over my ID for verification which is I believe is an Hotel Policy Standard and I understand since I’ve had worked for almost all of the 5-Star Luxury Hotels & Resorts here in Bahrain then suddenly things went confusing. The staff on the reception which I handed over my ID told me the room is booked for 2 person/pax, I said okay and he told me to pay for the sum of Twelve Bahraini Dinars (BHD 12) then I asked “for what should I pay for 12 BHD?” Then the receptionist replied “Yes, for visit you have to pay BHD 12” and I was shocked! I told him this is the very first time that I encountered such thing! I worked in Four Seasons, The Ritz, Sofitel, but I never encountered charging a visitor just to visit a friend. But the receptionist has a good follow up answer, He said “those are expensive hotel nohh? We are cheap hotel that’s why we are charging visitor for it” and I was like, “Wallah… Bravo” They let me proceed but in one condition to stay only for 5 minutes. And yes after 5 minutes they called the room and went to the room with a security and a Arab speaking/looking guy wearing plain black t-shirt and regular jeans. Though I have their names, I decided not to name them. Just depend their on duty timing of 15:00 onwards.

The room itself was gigantic and had decent views. The location isn't perfect, but anywhere you stay in Manama would have the same issue.

A very dissapointing stay, the pool is not temperature controlled, and was very dirty, so unusable. Only 3 sun loungers for ALL guests is absurd, and they, and all the tables and chairs were very dirty. A constant stream of delivery drivers bringing food to the Spa staff is a bad sight, and the entire pool area was extremely dirty for our entire stay. The hotel is used for parties every night, this resulted in very loud booming noise, making sleep very difficult. Scenes of drunken men and women fighting with, or being controlled by security staff in reception and outside the main doors is a disgrace. A locked fire door to separate party goers from hotel guests for several hours a day is extremely unsafe for those of us on the affected floor. Many rooms and corridors smell of smoke, and several guests were moved more than once to avoid the smelly rooms. The bed mattress and the pillows were VERY hard for ALL our party, with reception being unable to remedy the situation, so sleep was very difficult overall. The reception staff tried to be helpful, the restaurant meal we had was very nice, and the rooms are clean and spacious, hence my 2 star review...but in reality this is the worst hotel we've ever stayed in while visiting The Middle East regularly in 20 years.

Received a 90 minute deep tissue massage from Jerryl. She quickly assessed all the tight spots and did her magic. She is an excellent massage therapist. I will definitely choose her when I visit Bahrain. The spa is beautiful and relaxing a must do if you visit.

Worst hotel value I have ever experienced. Took my family for a holiday weekend trip and we had to leave after the first day. The hotel isn’t very old, but the property is deteriorating fast. From the moment you arrive, not only is it readily apparent that the grounds aren’t well kept, but the exterior of the hotel has clearly not been cleaned in a long while, if ever. So, it’s not a surprise when greeted with a musty smell when you enter the lobby, which is cheaply furnished, and a bit dingy. Certainly don’t expect to be greeted as if it were a five star hotel. It doesn’t get any better when you get to the small room, and we had a club room. Cheaply appointed, with only two old threadbare towels, one each small viles of shampoo, conditioner and body wash, basically the same feel as an older Holiday Inn. Beach furniture is dilapidated and the service there was worse. We had to flag waitstaff to order anything which took quite a while and good bit of effort, followed by a fairly long wait for most items. Throughout the entire stay, the service was terrible. We booked aclub room, that was supposed to have snacks after 3 PM, there were none, and the staff said that they couldn’t provide. When we did go to the club room at 5 PM, we found only the very cheapest beverages, and only one selection of each. We asked for a turndown service and to provide towels and soap sufficient for our family, was told that would happen, but it never did. This carried on all the way past our check out, when we had called down to ask the valet to bring our car around. After checking out and waiting 20 minutes for inquiring where our car was, it was no surprise at the valet that we spoke to, hadn’t bothered to initiate bringing the car around. Do yourself and your family a favor and avoid this hotel. All of the above was for a $700 per night room.