2025 Muscat Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in February)

Recently, I just came back from a trip to Oman, and I have to give a lot of praise to this niche yet extremely chill country. Speaking of natural scenery, there are deserts, hills, wetlands, oases, seas, and streams here, which can be said to be very rich in layers; Speaking of urban landscapes, there is the Arabian version of 'Monument Valley' Nizwa Ancient City, the pure white city of Muscat, and the romantic and cozy seaside town of Sur. The most important thing is that Oman offers a 14-day visa-free policy for Chinese passports, so you can totally have a spontaneous trip~ ▫️ ✨Transportation: ✈️Flights: There used to be direct flights from Guangzhou to Muscat (Oman Air), but they have not resumed yet. Usually, flights from China transfer in Dubai or Bangkok; we transferred in Bangkok from Chengdu. 🚗City transportation: Take Muscat as an example, this city is not big, and buses and taxis can cover all the attractions in the city, but the fares are relatively expensive. We rented a car for the entire trip, which made it more convenient to travel in Muscat and its surroundings. Moreover, the fuel here is indeed cheap, roughly calculated to be about 4 yuan, so if conditions permit, it is recommended to rent a car. ▫️ ✨Attractions: ✔Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque: It is the largest mosque in Oman and the third largest mosque in the world. The symmetrical architecture is very impressive, and the pure white marble floor is very grand. Remember to follow the dress code when visiting; women need to wear headscarves, long sleeves, and long skirts/pants, and men also need to wear long pants! ⚡️Note: Opening hours are from 8 am to 11 am, Saturday to Thursday, closed all day on Friday. 🎫Ticket: Free ▫️ ✔Mutrah Fort: The best place to overlook the Gulf of Oman, it is recommended to watch the sunset here. Standing on the top of the castle, looking at the tranquil Gulf of Oman and the pure white houses, you will feel very peaceful. 🎫Ticket: 2 OMR ▫️ ✔Mutrah Souq: Located next to Mutrah Fort, this market offers a lot of interesting local specialties, such as spices, fridge magnets, traditional clothing, carved wooden ornaments, etc. If you find something you like, don't forget to bargain. Generally speaking, the locals are quite nice and easy to talk to. ▫️ ✔Chedi Muscat: If you find staying at this hotel too expensive, you can consider coming for afternoon tea. The hotel is designed by the famous Jean Michal Gathy, combining oriental charm with local elements. It is worth a visit for those interested in architectural design. ▫️ ✔Rozna Restaurant: This castle restaurant is quite unique, replicating the architectural style of Nizwa Ancient City. Walking inside feels like entering the world of One Thousand and One Nights. The portions here are quite large, so be careful not to order too much. The taste is quite good, and camel meat is a specialty here.

Visiting the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque was an amazing experience 🕌. The exquisite architecture and beautiful decorations embody the splendor of Islamic art. I enjoyed exploring the vast courtyard and main hall, which feature one of the largest chandeliers in the world and a luxurious carpet. The gardens surrounding the mosque added to the natural beauty 🌺. The mosque is a place that combines spirituality and art, leaving an unforgettable impression on visitors.

I visited the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque in Muscat, Oman, and it was a unique spiritual and aesthetic experience. The mosque is one of the largest and most beautiful in the world, with magnificent architectural design and exquisite decorations. When I entered, I was amazed by the wide lobby adorned with one of the world's largest handmade carpets. I was also captivated by the massive crystal chandelier in the center of the main hall. I enjoyed the tour of the mosque, relishing the tranquility and serenity that filled the place. The guides there provided valuable information about the mosque's history and its unique architectural features. The visit was an opportunity to reflect on and learn about Omani Islamic culture, leaving a profound impression of beauty and spirituality.

Visiting the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque was an unforgettable spiritual and aesthetic experience. Standing in front of the grand and magnificent mosque, I felt a sense of awe and tranquility fill my heart. I enjoyed the delicate details of Islamic architecture and the beauty of its unique decorations. Entering the main hall, I was captivated by the beauty of the prayer hall, complemented by a massive chandelier. The spirit of tolerance and respect was present there. I also visited the library and the amazing minarets. Connecting with Islamic culture and the values of peace and tolerance was an uplifting experience. I am grateful for this special spiritual journey.

🏰 Nestled amidst majestic mountains and a private beach, Al Bustan Palace, a Ritz-Carlton Hotel, is a jewel in Muscat's crown. Imagine stepping into a world where luxury meets history—this palace-turned-hotel is a royal retreat that has been wowing guests for over three decades! 🌿 Encounter an oasis of elegance with sprawling gardens that whisper tales of the past, blending seamlessly with modern luxury. The hotel is a celebration of Omani hospitality, offering a culinary journey at its open-air restaurant with breathtaking sea and mountain vistas, and a spa center that promises ultimate relaxation. 🏖️ With a prime location near Muscat's iconic landmarks, Al Bustan Palace is more than just a stay—it's an experience. Whether you're basking on the private beach, exploring the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, or haggling in Muttrah Souk, this hotel is your gateway to Omani splendor. 🌐 Ready for a stay fit for royalty? Find this historic haven at Al Bustan St, Muscat, Governorate of Muscat, 114, Oman. #Muscat #MuscatHotel #MuscatTravel

| An off-the-beaten-path travel destination with visa-free access for Arab countries. The Sultanate of Oman, commonly known as Oman. 🦶Located in Southwest Asia, on the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula, Oman's southern and eastern coasts border the Arabian Sea, while the northeast faces the Gulf of Oman, boasting a coastline of 3,615 kilometers. 👄The official language is Arabic, and Islam🕌️ is the religion of faith, with a harmonious coexistence with other religions. Locals are generally very enthusiastic and friendly, and communication is barrier-free as they commonly speak English. Oman offers visa-free entry for Chinese nationals for up to 14 days👏👏👏. 💰The currency is the Omani Rial (OMR), roughly equivalent to 19 RMB. The total area is over 300,000 square kilometers, with a population of about 4.8 million. 💲Rich in resources, Oman's economy is supported by industries such as oil, natural gas, agriculture, fisheries, and tourism, beyond just petroleum. The GDP per capita is $20,000.👏👏 ♻️Oman has a tropical desert climate, with only two seasons in a year. From April to September is the hot season with average temperatures around 40°C, and from October to March is the mild season with average temperatures around 20°C. However, from June to September, the Dhofar province experiences monsoon climate from the Indian Ocean, bringing heavy rains to the region, making the famous Salalah a summer retreat for Arabs and tourists alike. ❤️According to Islamic law, an Omani man can marry up to 4️⃣ wives, 😍 but this is not commonly seen in practice. In ancient times, Omani youth mostly married their cousins, believing that 'marrying a stranger is like drinking a potion without knowing its contents; whereas marrying a cousin is as satisfying as knowing exactly what you're drinking.' 💝Hospitality is a significant trait of the Omani people, and serving tea and coffee to guests is a customary practice. In Oman, men show great respect to women, with priority given to women in the streets, shops, or offices. It is not appropriate to get close to women or take photos of local women in public places. 💃🏻Oman's festivals and celebrations are vibrant and colorful. The rich national music and traditional dances are treasures of Omani culture. The Royal Opera House Muscat plays a significant role in showcasing the country's cultural exchange with the world of music and arts. 🇴🇲Oman is a mysterious and low-profile country with stunning natural beauty and a wealth of traditional Arab culture and heritage. The golden dunes of Wahiba, the solitude of the empty quarters, the fjords of the Musandam Peninsula, the highlands of the Hajar Mountains, the pristine beaches, and the rich marine life are drawing attention to this emerging Gulf nation destination.

Oman 🇴🇲 Welcome to Oman! This gem on the Arabian Peninsula is filled with rich culture, magnificent natural landscapes, and enchanting historical sites, waiting for your exploration! Let me bring you a travel guide full of Omani characteristics! 🏰 First, let's head to Muscat. As the capital of Oman, this city has a long history and rich cultural heritage. Don't forget to visit the Sultan's Palace and the old city of Matrah, and experience the coexistence of the ancient and modern in this city! 🏜️ Next, we go on a desert adventure. Oman boasts spectacular desert landscapes. Don't forget to participate in a dune bashing activity or desert camping to feel the vastness and magic of nature! 🏝️ Then, let's move on to Masirah. This region has world-class beaches and crystal-clear waters. Don't forget to enjoy the sunshine, sandy beaches, and water activities here, and feel the cool and joy of the seaside! 🕌 After that, we visit Nizwa. This city has magnificent mosques and ancient buildings. Don't forget to visit the ancient city of Al-Halil and the Grand Mosque of Nizwa to feel the antiquity and mystery of this land! 🏞️ Finally, don't forget to explore Oman's natural landscapes! Whether it's the Wadi valleys, the Khassab fjords, or the Jahl lakes, each place is filled with the charm and wonders of nature! 🎉 During this journey, you will have the opportunity to appreciate Oman's rich culture and magnificent natural scenery, and feel the warmth and charm of this country. Are you ready to start your Omani adventure? Looking forward to exploring this country full of surprises and miracles with you!

📍Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, Oman The second most luxurious mosque in the world is said to be the largest mosque in Oman, located in Muscat🕌 I went to Muscat, the capital of Oman, as a port of call on an Arabian cruise🚢 When it comes to sightseeing in Muscat, this mosque is a must-see🕌✨ The Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque is the only mosque in Oman that non-Muslims are allowed to enter! *However, non-Muslims are only allowed to enter for three hours from 8:00 am to 11:00 am (except on Fridays). The central dome is 50m high, the main minaret is about 90m high, the four adjacent minarets are 45.5m high, the total area of ​​the site is 416,000 m2, and the total area of ​​the mosque and other facilities is 40,000 m2, so the site is incredibly large! ! ! ! The Persian carpet laid in the huge main prayer hall is the second largest carpet in the world, with over 1.7 billion knots where the warp and weft threads intersect! ✨ When entering the mosque, dress in accordance with Islamic rules. We wore abayas purchased in Dubai🧕✨ Add excitement to your everyday life:🌙 📮 Sultan Qaboos St, Muscat, Oman 🕚 Non-Muslims 8:00-11:00 (except Fridays) *You will be kicked out after 11:00←Experienced 👛 Free 👗 Wear long sleeves and long pants (long skirts allowed) Women must cover their hair with a scarf 🧕 🗓️ Dec 2023 #FreeHongKongAirTickets #GirlsTrip #MiddleEastTrip #OverseasTrip #Mosque #PhotogenicSpots

Dubai is fun, but you can't play for a long time just for it, so be sure to go to Abu Dhabi and Oman, both are visa-free countries, and it's super cool to play. . 🌏First, where is Oman? Oman is located on the Arabian Peninsula, bordered by the United Arab Emirates to the northwest, Yemen to the south, Saudi Arabia to the west, and the Arabian Sea to the entire east. Compared to the oil-rich countries like Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, Oman is as low-key as an infp. The public security here is also good, and the country is stable without any wars, it is a country worth traveling. . ✈Transportation: At present, there is no direct flight in China, usually transfer in Dubai, so you can fly to Dubai first, then go to Abu Dhabi, and then fly to Oman from Abu Dhabi. It is said that you can take a bus to Oman from Dubai, but the operation is more troublesome to buy tickets on site, so this method is not recommended, it's too troublesome. . ✅Recommended attractions: 📍Mutrah fort night view Mutrah fort is really recommended to go up and order a cup of coffee at sunset, you can overlook the bay and the whole city, it is a high point in the city, the ticket is 2 rials. 📍Bahla Fort It is said to be the largest fortress in Oman, you can see many repair traces, after all, it is a long time ago building. About 20 kilometers from Nizwa Fortress 📍Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque It is the largest mosque in Oman and the third largest mosque in the world. Free admission, but it seems to be closed on Fridays, everyone can understand in advance, you need to wear long sleeves and trousers to go in, ladies also need to wear a headscarf! 📍Royal Opera House Closes at 15 o'clock, the ticket is 3 rials, friends who are interested in opera art must come here to see 📍Market Mutrah Souq Here you can find a lot of interesting local specialties, remember to bargain! 📍Nizwa Castle Oman is known as the country of a thousand fortresses, and Nizwa Castle is the oldest fortress in Oman. The best shooting time is after 4 o'clock, it won't be very hot, but the light is soft, easy to film, and you can see the super beautiful sunset. . ⚠Travel tips: 1, Remember to prepare a plug converter 2, It is recommended to find a larger exchange point to exchange currency, airport exchange is not cost-effective 3, The phone card can be bought at the airport 4, If conditions permit, it is recommended to drive by yourself, car rental and fuel costs are not very expensive, navigation can use Google

Travelled to Oman Muscat for a relaxing weekend getaway at Shangri-La Al Husn Resort and Spa. This beautiful pink sanctuary served as the destination for my girlfriend’s birthday this year. The hotel staff worked exceptionally well with coordinating with me on the special occasion. I am delighted to say that between the beautiful picturesque landscapes and all the package inclusions the resort left us wanting to come back again for more. #timetotravel #romanticgetaway #staycation #oman

Mohammed Al Ameen Mosque is a piece of art. Most mosque 🕌 in Oman are made with beautiful designs. Architects would be amazed by it. You don't have to be a Muslim to visit these mosques. Everything is magnificent, the huge Chandeliers, the carpet, the lighting, the doors, even the smell. It's located in Muscat, and I would advise you to visit in the evening as it's more beautiful with the lights.

its was a really great experience in Muscat Oman to be honest the joy of having to spend a vacation in such a peaceful country was amazing and inspiring the food was really good and the people are incredibly nice #oman #muscat #beach #food

Almouj is close to Muscat airport, Oman. It is complete luxury project that includes mall, golf park, cafes, restaurants, and hotels. it provides free visa for its residents own apartment or villas on the project. The sidewalk next to the marina is totally different experience.

, Morning atmosphere at the beach #sea trip

Recently, I was in Oman in the Middle East. Hotels in Muscat are very expensive, but the Park Inn Radisson Hotel where I stayed this time is a cheap hotel in the city, costing about 12,000 yen per night including breakfast. The hotel was clean and spacious, and even during Ramadan, the restaurant provided a wide variety of food for guests, so it was very comfortable. #ValueForYourHotel #Oman #Muscat #OverseasTravel #RadissonHotel

Leaving the holy place, we went to play in the sea. #Season

Address - OM, 111 Al Matar St, Muscat 128 Ambiance/Facilities - Good restaurants, gym, pool, spa, hair salon, business lounge, nice rooms. Highlights - Good food Avg. Price per Person - OMR 40 to 60 Rating - 5 star A Shout-out to Ms Annie who works in the restaurant. A great personality, pleasant, friendly and helpful. Went the extra mile to promote the beauty of Oman to her guests. 👍 #beautifulhotel#seafoodfeast

The Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque in Muscat, Oman is an incredible example of Islamic architecture. Will #2020 be the year you discover this amazing city on the Gulf of Oman? #happynewyear #tripamazing #mosque #grandarchitecture #oman

I really enjoyed it. Although I was a bit disappointed to find out that the museum was not that big, but the staff (Jezebel) really made our experience worth while. She was kind enough to assist us (thank you). I recommend you come during off peak hours/days to fully appreciate the museum since the space isn't that big. #givethanks

Hey friends! Check out this 8-day Bahrain multi-country tour guide, which will take you on a journey through the unique cultures of multiple countries. It's packed with useful information, so don't miss out! . Bahrain, the shining pearl of the Persian Gulf 🌟, is located between Qatar and Saudi Arabia. It boasts a rich history and unique regional style. Embark on a multi-country tour including Bahrain and experience the unique charm of the Middle East's backyard! 🌺 . 🌟 Route Overview: DAY 1: Arrive in Manama and start your Bahrain journey! DAY 2: Bahrain Trade Port Archaeological Site - Bahrain Fort - Bahrain National Museum Explore the ancient civilization of Bahrain and feel the weight of history. DAY 3: Manama (Pearl Road + Starting Well, Tree of Life, King Fahd Causeway) - World Trade Center (exterior), then fly to Muscat Experience Bahrain's natural and cultural attractions and the charm of the Pearl Road. DAY 4: Nizwa Fort - Nizwa Souq - Ras Al Hamra Golf Club - Aflaj Irrigation Systems - Bahla Fort - Jabrin Castle Explore Muscat's historical sites and experience the local atmosphere. DAY 5: Sultan's Palace in Muscat - Royal Opera House Muscat Visit the grandeur of the palace and the artistic atmosphere of the opera house, and experience the royal style. DAY 6: National Museum of Qatar - Museum of Islamic Art in Doha - Katara Cultural Village - Lusail Stadium Learn about Qatar's culture and art, and experience the grandeur of the stadium. DAY 7: Msheireb Enrichment Centre - Souq Waqif Experience the beauty of Qatar's blend of tradition and modernity, and explore the bustling market. DAY 8: End the journey and return to Guangzhou 🛫 Return home with fond memories of this wonderful multi-country tour! . Travel Preparation: 📞 Don't forget your SIM card, so you can enjoy local data and calls. 🔌 Bring plug adapters, so you don't have to worry about charging. 🪪 Make sure you have all your documents, passports, and visas, so you don't have any trouble at customs. 👕 Dress according to the weather, with short sleeves during the day and a jacket at night. . Enjoy the exotic charm of a multi-country tour including Bahrain, and may your journey be filled with surprises and joy, leaving you with unforgettable memories! 🌟

📍 Itinerary Overview 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 🚇 Transportation 📷 Photo Spots 🍜 Local Cuisine 🏠 Accommodation 💡 Tips

1. 🚗 Transportation and location The hotel is in a prime location in the center of Muscat, with convenient transportation. Whether you drive or take public transportation, you can easily reach it. The hotel is surrounded by beautiful scenery and fresh air, as if you are in a tropical paradise. 2. 🏨 Rooms and services As soon as I entered the hotel lobby, I was attracted by the warm environment. I stayed in a deluxe room, which was spacious and bright, with complete facilities and a high level of comfort. The bedding was soft and comfortable, allowing me to have a good night's sleep every night. 🛌 The hotel's service is even more attentive. From check-in to check-out, every employee has a smile on their face and is enthusiastic and thoughtful. Whether you need help booking a restaurant or arranging a local trip, they can quickly give a satisfactory answer. 3. 🍽 Dining experience The hotel has several restaurants and bars offering a variety of cuisines. I tried their seafood feast and local specialties, which were delicious and satisfying. In addition, their afternoon tea is also very delicate, which is a good choice for relaxation. 4. 🏖 Leisure facilities The hotel's swimming pool and gym facilities are first-class, allowing me to keep exercising while on vacation. In addition, they also offer a variety of spa and massage services, allowing me to fully relax after a busy trip. 5. 🌅 Overall experience My stay at the Hilton Garden Inn Muscat Al Khuwair left a deep impression on me. Whether in terms of service, facilities, or environment, I was very satisfied. It is like a tropical resort, allowing me to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy peace and comfort. If you are looking for a good place to vacation, I highly recommend you come here to experience it! I believe you will also leave good memories like me. 6. ✨ Tips ✨ 1. If you are a foodie, be sure to try their local specialties and afternoon tea. 2. The hotel is surrounded by beautiful scenery, suitable for walking and taking pictures. Remember to bring your camera! 📷 3. Learn about their spa and massage services in advance, which can help you relax better during your trip. 4. If you need to arrange a local trip, the hotel staff can provide you with help and advice. 7. 💖 Summary 💖 Overall, my stay at the Hilton Garden Inn Muscat Al Khuwair was very pleasant. The beautiful environment, first-class facilities, and thoughtful service made me have an unforgettable holiday. If you also want to experience a tropical resort-style stay, you might as well consider it! 👍

Mandarin Oriental is a top hotel in Oman, amazing! Mandarin Oriental, Muscat, Oman, Superior Sea View Room: After talking about the St. Regis Muscat, let's talk about the Mandarin Oriental Muscat, which also opened this year. If I remember correctly, this hotel first appeared as the Mandarin Oriental Apartments. Even though I still don't understand the logic behind it, any luxury hotel with the word "apartment" in its name is likely to be downgraded in all aspects... Because of this, my expectations for this hotel were very low before I came (a world of difference from my expectations for the Qianmen Mandarin Oriental). So I was blown away when I arrived. First of all, the front desk staff are very good at chatting, and I haven't had such a pleasant conversation with a hotel front desk in a long time. Because I thought the hotel was not up to standard, I booked a basic room, and the hotel upgraded me to a sea view room (overall, the sea view of this hotel is average, as is the St. Regis, the best sea views in Muscat are at the Ritz-Carlton and Jumeirah). Secondly, the room is very similar to the photos on the hotel website, and if you look closely, you will find that the construction details are definitely first class in Oman. The furniture is of good quality, much better than the St. Regis in the same city. The hotel's welcome gifts and gifts are also great. Next, I would like to highlight the food and beverage. On the night of my stay, I tried the hotel's Mediterranean restaurant. The restaurant staff are generally young, several male staff members are particularly good-looking, and their English is generally good. Although it was the off-season and not a weekend, the Mandarin Oriental's restaurant and lobby bar were almost full in the evening (the restaurant's common language is English, I hardly heard any Arabic)... I later learned that it has been like this almost every day since it opened, in stark contrast to the St. Regis, which is a testament to the success of the Mandarin Oriental brand in the Middle East. The restaurant's dishes are mainstream, the ingredients are fresh, and the presentation is friendly, definitely worth a try!

Aerotel Muscat - Airport Transit Hotel A really nice clean hotel which you can relax in if you had a long flight #businesstrip #muscatairport

#favouriteairline Considering that those restaurants at the airport do not want to eat, they also want to rest more comfortably, so when booking tickets, they bought them at 80 yuan, three hours. After the security check at Muscat Airport in Muscat, the lounge is called Majan Lounge, duty free duty-free shop where the elevator goes directly to the 7th floor, exit the elevator and turn left, it is easy to find. The environment is very good, there are few people and quiet, and each small table next to the sofa seat has a charging port and an English standard plug. There are buffet area, office area, shower area, toilet, prayer room, room, pool area, children's area, sleeping area. In addition to bottled water and coffee machines in the buffet area, sofas and office areas, so don't worry about the food from the buffet area is not good to tell the truth, few selectivity, hot meals are not delicious, but the fruit is okay, you can eat more vitamins. Orange juice is not as good as lemon juice, orange juice feels like a lot of sugar is actually coming to the massage sofa, but the front desk told me that it is currently broken in repair. So after eating, I went to lie flat... Overall is recommended, more than being comfortable outside is certain. After taking the elevator down to the 4th floor, you can find your gate area, basically from the lounge to the various gate areas, it takes 5 minutes to walk, calculate the time and do not delay the flight. If you are back to Dubai, Abu Dhabi Airport Exit 7 buy tickets to go out and turn right, take the bus directly, 1 hour to Dubai IBN Battuta Six Nations Mall Station, 24 hours, the whole point departure, every hour. The same is true from Dubai to Abu Dhabi Airport, where the mall runs 24 hours a day and departs every hour. The round trip is a one-way 35 AEDs, and there is no water or coffee in the buffet area with the Muscat Airport Lounge in Oman. The waiter insisted that no. Cash can also be swiped by card.

Oman, a country full of mystery, has countless fascinating attractions. Mutrah Fort in Muscat is undoubtedly one of the most brilliant gems✨. 👣When you step on this land, it feels like you have traveled through time and returned to ancient times. Mutrah Fort has a long history and is one of the important historical sites of the Sultan's Palace in Muscat. It is located in the old city of Muscat, next to the twin castles (Al Mirani East Fort and Al Jalali West Fort). The castle was first ordered to be built by Sultan bin Ahmed more than 200 years ago🧐. 📸The architectural style of the castle is unique, with blue and gold as the main colors on the front. This bright color combination is particularly eye-catching in Oman's traditional architecture. The huge mushroom-shaped pillars are covered with blue and gold colors, showing a royal style👍. From the seaside, Al Mirani East Fort and Al Jalali West Fort provide perfect surveillance advantages for the palace. Surrounded by mountains on three sides and the sea on one side, the vast space gives people a sense of grandeur😮. 🧐Walking on the roads inside the castle, you will feel the traces of history everywhere. The palace square is paved with red and gray granite, and most of the surrounding buildings have elegant and magnificent Arabic styles, with gorgeous architectural decorations. The green trees are huge, and the flowers and plants are full of vitality, complementing the ancient buildings, forming a beautiful picture that is pleasing to the eye💕. 📍Climbing to the top of the castle is even more flavorful. Standing at the top, you can take in the city scenery. On one side is the vast sea, with the sea breeze gently blowing on your cheeks, bringing a hint of coolness; on the other side is the city street scene full of Arabian style, with white houses scattered in the sunlight, looking particularly fresh🌊. Especially around 4 pm, while enjoying the sunny day and sunset, feeling the sun gradually setting in the west, and the sky dyed with gorgeous colors; while waiting for the night to fall, the city lights gradually light up, and the entire city of Muscat seems to be given new life, full of vitality🌟. 📌There is also the Muttrah Souq nearby, which is full of Arabian style. Here, you can find local handicrafts, clothing, spices, antiques, and other special products, as if you are in a mysterious Arabian market🛍. 🤗If you plan to travel to Oman, don't miss the Mutrah Fort in Muscat, an excellent viewing spot. It is not only a castle but also a vivid history book, waiting for you to read and feel its unique charm🎉.

As soon as you enter the lobby, you are greeted by the familiar and welcoming hotel atmosphere, which is created by every carefully designed detail. 🛏️ The room is spacious and bright, with first-class facilities. Every piece of furniture and every arrangement in the room exudes meticulous care and professionalism. 💁‍♀️ I have to mention that every staff member is warm and friendly, and they will do their best to meet your needs. From check-in to check-out, I felt the meticulous care. Every corner, every service, and every meal left a deep impression on me. If you want to spend an unforgettable vacation in a place full of enthusiasm, elegance, and professional service, then Mercure Muscat is definitely your best choice!

As soon as you enter the lobby, you will be attracted by the spacious and bright space. The lobby is filled with various artworks, adding an artistic touch to the entire space. Our room is spacious and comfortable, with complete facilities. The room is decorated in a simple yet stylish way, making us feel very comfortable. The floor-to-ceiling windows provide ample light to the entire room, making us feel happy. In addition, the room is equipped with an intelligent control system, which makes it easy for us to control the lights, air conditioning, and other facilities. The hotel service is very considerate. Whether it is the front desk or room service, we are very satisfied. The staff always smile and enthusiastically provide us with help.

🌴 As soon as you step into the hotel lobby, you are greeted by a warm and luxurious atmosphere. The lobby is decorated with a strong royal vibe, and every detail is so exquisite. I felt like I was in a royal palace, surrounded by luxury and tranquility. 🛌 As for the room, I chose a deluxe suite, which was one of the most unforgettable stays of my life. The room was spacious and bright, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering a panoramic view of the sea. The bed was soft and comfortable, and every corner exuded a sense of meticulous care and luxury. Especially at night, lying in bed and looking at the stars outside the window, I felt like I had already merged into this desert. 🍽️ The hotel's restaurant and food are also a highlight. From traditional Arabic cuisine to modern international cuisine, there is something for everyone. My favorite was their seafood dishes and specialty barbecue, every bite made me feel like I was enjoying a feast of flavors. 💁‍♀️ The service is impeccable. From the moment you step into the hotel, you will be deeply impressed by their enthusiasm and professionalism. Every staff member greets you with a smile and provides attentive service. Whether it's luggage delivery or daily needs, they will help you solve them one by one. 🏞️ The hotel also offers many other activities and facilities, such as swimming pools, gyms, and spas. Here you can relax and enjoy a truly relaxing vacation. 🌅 The hotel's sunrise viewing platform is particularly worth mentioning. Every morning, I would get up early and stand there to admire the magnificent sunrise. When the sun slowly rises and shines on the desert, the breathtaking beauty is unforgettable. The Royal Tulip Muscat is not just a luxury hotel, but a place where you can truly relax and enjoy life. Here, you can find your true self and enjoy an unforgettable travel experience. If you love travel and exploration as much as I do, then you must not miss this place!