FAQs
The hotel is close to many of Doha’s top attractions, including the Corniche, the Museum of Islamic Art, Souq Waqif, the National Museum of Qatar, Katara Cultural Village and The Pearl-Qatar.
Yes. The Corniche is just steps from the hotel. Its waterfront promenade is perfect for walking, jogging and watching the sunset over the bay.
Souq Waqif, Doha’s traditional market, is a short drive along the Corniche. It is best visited in the evening, when its lantern-lit lanes, spice stalls, perfume shops and restaurants come alive.
The Museum of Islamic Art is one of the finest museums in the region. It is housed in a striking building by architect I. M. Pei and has sweeping views of the West Bay skyline.
Designed to resemble a desert rose, the National Museum of Qatar tells the story of the country’s history, culture and transformation.
Katara is a cultural hub with galleries, theatres, restaurants, a beach and striking architecture, a short drive north of West Bay.
The Pearl-Qatar is a man-made island with marinas, waterfront dining, boutiques and promenades. It is a popular spot for evening strolls.
Msheireb Downtown is a regenerated city-center district that blends sustainable architecture with heritage museums, shops, cafés and restaurants.
Yes. Desert safaris to the dunes and the Inland Sea at Khor Al Adaid are popular day trips. Most tours offer hotel pick-up.
Yes. Traditional dhow cruises depart from the Corniche, offering a relaxing way to see the city skyline from the water, especially at sunset.
Try machboos, Qatar’s national dish of spiced rice with meat or fish, along with harees, luqaimat and a cup of karak tea.
Qatar National Day is celebrated on 18 December each year, with parades, fireworks and celebrations along the Corniche.