Best Doha Hotels

"I stopped here for two nights en route back to my home in Malaysia. I arrived late, tired and utterly drained plus walking on crutches after surgery. Chris the doorman welcomed me and got my luggage to my room all with a smile and the young lady on reception (01.00am on morning of 13th July) made sure to ask all the questions to ensure my obvious disability issues were helped. A late check out was easily given but I want to highlight that I had my absolute best nights sleep in over 6 months and most definitely since my operation 2 weeks ago. Keep up the good work. Stuart Fox"

"Dear Yassine I just wanted to sincerely thank you for the amazing welcome we received during our stay. Your kindness, helpfulness, and warm hospitality truly made a difference and made us feel at home from the moment we arrived. The upgrade and your valuable advice on what to visit in such a short time were incredibly appreciated. It was more than we could have hoped for — thank you so much! Wishing you all the best, and I hope to return one day. Warm regards"

"My wife and I stayed at this hotel in late April-early May. Great location, private beach, spacious apartment-room with a beautiful view of the city or the sea. Overall, everything is great! Important for those who go to the hotel: there are no restaurants or cafes in the hotel (accordingly, it is impossible to buy breakfast for an additional fee), but the presence of a kitchen with an oven, stove, microwave and all the necessary details of a person's everyday life (washing machine, dishwasher) in the room + a huge number of cafes and supermarkets nearby does not create problems with food. Also, upon check-in, a deposit of 1000 QAR is paid for the entire stay, returned after check-out, so you need to be prepared for such expenses from the very beginning:) Otherwise, my best recommendations for accommodation!!!"

"The hotel is close to a large shopping mall where different kinds of restaurants can be found, within 5 mins walking distance. The service is excellent, the staff is very nice and helpful. There is a gym and a swimming pool. I think the gym is 24/7, the gym facilities is ok as a hotel. The pool is not big though, good enough for relaxing. The breakfast is not great, not many options of food but serving till 10:30am so can enjoy even waking up late. Sometimes I went to the shopping mall for other foods as breakfast."

"My recent stay at this hotel was nothing short of exceptional. The hotel staff, especially Rezart, demonstrated unparalleled hospitality, making every moment delightful. Rezart's attentiveness and genuine care added a personal touch to the experience, ensuring my comfort throughout. The hotel's prime location allowed me to explore the city effortlessly, with popular attractions and dining options within walking distance. The room was a perfect blend of comfort and style, offering a restful retreat after a day of exploration. In addition to the comfortable accommodations, the hotel's amenities and cleanliness further elevated the experience. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone seeking a memorable stay with a perfect location, comfortable rooms, and a staff that goes above and beyond. I look forward to returning for another exceptional visit."

"Had the most brilliant stay at this beautiful hotel Didn’t have a room available when checking in, so ended up with a five bedroom apartment with a front room and own kitchen Was amazing Staff was so friendly and helpful Breakfast was so lovely all fresh and delicious Defiantly 10 out of 10 and would highly recommend this hotel Beautiful beaches not far as well"

"Doha's beaches are paid, and the Westpac Hotel & Suites' biggest advantage is the vouchers for free access to Doha Sands Beach. It's an easy walk. The sea is beautiful in the fall and spring; the water is cold in winter and boiling hot in summer. Entrance without a voucher is around R$100, slightly less on weekdays. A towel and a bottle of water are provided on the beach. Comfortable sun loungers are available, including double loungers. There's a canopy. Indoor dining is available, along with a bar, water activities, volleyball, and table tennis. Prices are average: lemonade is R$18, pizza is R$25-40. Burgers, ice cream, and coffee are also available. We booked a one-bedroom suite for two adults and a teenage child. We arrived late at night, very tired, and received a free upgrade to a two-bedroom suite. It's a huge apartment with a kitchen, living room, dining room, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a walk-in closet. There's a washing machine, microwave, and refrigerator. We only used the refrigerator. There's an indoor pool, but we didn't use it. Everything is clean and beautiful, with bright colors. We were very comfortable. Thank you so much to Westpac Hotel & Suites for this bonus; this room was much more expensive. The elevator is summoned with a card and only goes to your floor. The breakfast was delicious, with hot food and snacks. Nothing fancy. The room is small, but the staff cleared tables quickly, and we didn't have to wait. If I had to find fault, I'd say: 1. The kitchen floor was always wet; the source of the water was unclear; we didn't use the kitchen. There are no cutlery or utensils. 2. You have to wait a while for hot water to come from the tap. 3. The windows are dirty, which ruins the beautiful view. The only place I've seen dirtier is in New York. When booking this hotel, I looked for reviews, but there were very few. I hope my review helps someone decide and have a wonderful vacation in this wonderful country. For me, this is the safest, cleanest, most peaceful, and most beautiful place to relax. Thank you, Westpac Hotel & Suites, for a wonderful stay."

"I stayed at this hotel in July with up to +45C on daytime and still enjoyed to walk around because at Souq Waqif labyrinth of trade streets you will always find a shadow and things to watch&buy. Souq Waqif Boutique Hotels are actually a chain of nine hotels scattered close to each other around the same area of Waqif market, so be aware that your room, reception desk (Al Mirqab hotel) and the restaurant (Al Bidda hotel iirc) could be in different buildings. Its not a problem though, because the hotel providing you a free electric car transfer for the breakfast. I stayed in Najd hotel which is right in front of the Al Mirqab and I love its interior and location right next to the Ali Bin Abdullah Street exit of the Souq Waqif metro station - you can get there right from the airport. There are plenty of restaurants and small cafes around for every wallet, plus few popular attractions such as Museum of Islamic Arts, Corniche promenade and Islamic Cultural Center are within walking distance. Highly recommend this hotel to everyone who wish to feel the Qatar vibes while enjoying the good service."

"Spacious, clean apartments equipped with a washing machine and dishwasher, but the rooms and beds are small"

"Okay. I’ll start with the positives, or rather, positive. The location is close to every food place you can think of, so if you’re a massive foodie, that is a huge advantage. The main worry with location is that the metro is a bit far off so you can’t necessarily walk to it, unless you’re an avid walker, so your best best would be to take a cab to the metro station. Now, my biggest gripe with this, and it hurts to say, as it is a name brand, but it was dirty. The first room I was given wasn’t even made, as I had to see the remnants of the previous lodgers. I was thankfully given another room almost immediately, but yeah. I wouldn’t say it was the cleanest of hotels so that was my biggest complaint. 2.5/ 5"