Located on a private beach, The Chedi Muscat is in Muscat's Al Ghubrah Ash Shamaliyyah neighborhood, an area with good airport proximity. Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque and Muttrah Corniche are local landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Qurum Beach and Qurum Park. Traveling with kids? Consider Marah Land, or check out an event or a game at Sultan Qaboos Sports Complex. Spend some time exploring the area's activities, including golf lessons and golfing.
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Beautiful hotel and grounds, the design and architecture is stunning. The food is is very varied and of great quality too. The hotel staff were brilliant, particularly al-Alam and Danish at the front desk - the staff truly do seem as though they want you to have a good stay
The landscape, the grounds, the layout of the various buildings near perfection. It is as beautiful at daytime than it is at nighttime. The food is excellent. The service is as well. They have the best gym I have ever seen. A little disappointed about the room, but overall I rate our stsy among the highest
Beauitful property, very nice and well-trained staff in every department (from housekeeping to dining waiters, etc). Would love to stay again! Loved the room service food ordered (top notch buger) and the complimentary soft drink beverages and water in the mini bar was perfect. The long pool was amazing and quite possibly the best swim I've ever had. The only thing that really bothered me during my stay was that it was assumed I was a male, so my welcome message on tv was "Mr." and every time I called front desk, housekeeping or room service, I was greeted as "Mr.", too. It would be good to just eliminate the salutation all together. My first name is not a male name. And it's not uncommon for women to travel solo and/or make reservations. Otherwise, everything was lovely.