Best Hotels near Nizwa Fort, Nizwa

Intercity Hotel Nizwa is a very good business hotel at four stars level. The rooms are large, modern and well equipped. The staff was very friendly and premature. Breakfast buffet was very beautiful and varied. The location next to the Nizwa Grand Mall and the Lulu Hypermarket is very good. The route to the old town with the livestock market on Friday morning, Souk and Fort is short. We can continue to recommend the hotel in any case.

This was my first stay in Nizwa, Oman and if I will ever visit again, this hotel certainly would be the place where I would stay. There are several reasons for that, to enumerate some: 1. The location is quite good, in proximity with all tourist spots (Jebel Akhdar, Nizwa Souq, Nizwa fort etc) 2. The property is neat and clean. 3. The rooms are well equipped and are decent in size. 4. The pricing is very competitive as compared to other hotels in the vicinity. Last but not the least, the host, Mr. Anu Mathur, an incredible man who defines what hospitality is. He made our trip so comfortable and enjoyable, that we can't thank him enough. He was our one stop solution for every issue in Nizwa. I highly recommend everyone to stay in this property if you are visiting Nizwa.

The environment is particularly good, very comfortable... Family travel is also very enjoyable, real garden hotel, you can breathe fresh air in the morning, the price is also relatively close to the people, especially recommended

This hotel should be the best hotel I have stayed in Oman. The room is very big and the view is not ordinary. The hotel built on the edge of the cliff, you can watch the sunrise and sunset, very beautiful. The breakfast was also very good, and the service staff were very nice and helpful. Regarding the service of the hotel, the view is impeccable. The only thing to note is: if you are driving by yourself, you must drive a four-wheel drive up the mountain, otherwise the police at the checkpoint at the bottom of the mountain will not let you go up the mountain. Just before I went up the mountain, I went to the car rental company to re-rent a four-wheel drive up the mountain (the local four-wheel drive rents about 30 to 50 riyals a day). If you don’t want to rent a car and drive by yourself, you can make an appointment with the hotel 48 hours in advance and let the hotel arrange a car to pick you up at the foot of the mountain, but the cost is very high, and the round-trip fare is 130 riyals. It's also worth mentioning that if you don't want to eat the hotel's dinner, you have to bring food up there, and you basically can't find a place to buy food after you go up. If you choose to dine at the hotel, basically the cheapest is about 15 riyals per person.

Good breakfast with wide variety (incl. whole coconut, hummus, etc). Nice pool. There is another luxury hotel in the same price range about 25 minutes away in this area. We visited that one for lunch and saw that the location/view from the other hotel was even more spectacular. The location of Anantara is already very good, but it could be even better :-)