Hotels near Gudaibiya Palace, Manama

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.

I’m stayed one night it was excellent staying we enjoyed in hotel the room is large and clean the staff are very nice especially director of reception and the lady Egyptian in reception all kind and helpful the few for room excellent the breakfast good the price is special offer good

Crown plaza is a very good hotel, close to the old market, mosque and national museum, and right opposite to the avenue shopping mall/Bahrain bay, also next to the World Trade Center. Hotel has 5 star service facilities and hospitality. Got free parking dine in and night club. Better than it looks anyway. Will happily stay again!!! Best food we had is the lamb rice in the spicy restaurant … yum😻

Big and spacious room Very good location near to the souk I will visit again

Staying on a high floor, the view was great, surrounded by skyscrapers and luxury hotels. This hotel itself is an Accor-owned economy hotel, cheap (cheapest when booked through ***********), with simple facilities, clean and tidy, and a good breakfast with lots of options. The restaurant also has a great view. There are some cafes, small supermarkets, and restaurants nearby. However, you generally have to call a taxi to get around, as public transport is pretty much out of the question.

We stayed here for 4 nights and enjoyed our stay here. Room is clean and cosy, bed is comfortable. The room comes with free wifi and a smart TV. Parking is also free within the hotel. They have a few selection for the breakfast and they can bring to your room if you don’t feel like going to the restaurant.  Service: The staffs at the restaurant are great, especially the manager. The receptionist is also friendly and check in was easy. But the bellboy at the reception needs to be more attentive. We checked into our room for more than 20 mins and the luggages were still not brought to our room. In the end, my wife needed to go down to ask them to bring up the luggages. Overall, still an enjoyable stay here to explore Bahrain

Novotel Bahrain Al Dana Resort is a 4★ beachfront hotel in Manama with private beach access, pool, spa and family-friendly facilities near major attractions and the airport.

Housekeeping require request at reception, else it will not happen. Even if it does, it is done with changing of towels, no water replacement nor coffee replacement. Swimming pool is out for maintenance without being informed until you reached the door. Reception is friendly and helpful and the room is big and sufficient. Another plus point is the ease to the mall which is accessible via level 1 carpark. Unfortunately had a very inconsiderate neighbour who blasted the music through out the day and night despite calling to security several times.

Pros: • The location is right in the city center, making it convenient to reach any attraction, and only 20 minutes from the airport. • The breakfast is decent and varied, predominantly Arabic and Indian dishes, but also included boiled eggs, toast, butter, and yogurt – generally nutritious. • The room was clean with fresh linens. They only provided shampoo and two soaps, and a bottle of water was given daily. Cons: • My room was at the very end of the hall, and the Wi-Fi didn't reach it, forcing me to work from the hallway, which was inconvenient. I discussed this issue at the reception and suggested moving one of the modems closer to my room, but nothing was resolved. • The water pressure in the bathroom was quite poor. Overall, I liked the hotel. It's definitely seen better days, but the price-to-quality ratio is fair. If service isn't your top priority, you can confidently book it.

Normal hotel. It was quiet, or maybe we just got lucky. Greetings, fellow travelers. I intentionally booked the City Point Hotel 4* for one night, even after reading reviews from previous guests saying it was terrible and a nightmare. I wanted to experience and verify it for myself. So, I decided to spend my last night in Bahrain at this hotel. We arrived at reception around 1 PM. The lobby was quite pleasant – clean and spacious. The staff took a long time to find us in the computer. The booking from Trip.com seemed to be causing them some trouble. Finally, they recognized us, had us fill out a form, scanned our passports, and gave us a key card for room 406. Initially, they offered another ”quieter building,” but after asking where it was, they clarified that it was in the part of this large building filled with hotels and bars where we had already stayed on our first day in Manama, and in my opinion, it would be very noisy there. So, I decided to stay in the wing where the reception was. Room 406. Fifth floor, the elevator is not far from the side street entrance. The room turned out to be right next to the elevator and near the stairs. The room itself was very spacious. It had two twin beds with bedside tables, a writing desk with a chair, a kettle (no tea/coffee making facilities), a TV on a stand, and a refrigerator underneath. The air conditioning was perfectly adjustable. We managed without excessive cooling; everything was just right. The bathroom was very spacious – I haven't seen one like it in a long time. The tiles, sanitary ware, and faucets were all new. It felt like the room had been recently renovated. The sink was on the left, and in the center was the toilet with a bidet shower. Here's a minor flaw: the shower was designed for a right-handed person, which was inconvenient and unpleasant for me. The shower area was spacious. The bathroom was very pleasing. There was soap, shampoo in tubes, and a toothbrush. Towels were available. A hairdryer was on the wall. In summary, we liked the hotel. For one night, everything was excellent. If you're on a package tour and flying here for a week... well, I don't know... you could probably find something more expensive and definitely not in the city center, perhaps closer to the sea? Isn't that why you'd fly here?