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Lanavilla Oman
94%

Lanavilla Oman

Al Gubrah 37 street - Guesthouse
Location was perfect, residence was beautiful and such an awesome host! I couldn't recommend to stay anywhere better in Oman.
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Ramee Dream Resort
80%

Ramee Dream Resort

Muscat Oman, - Hotel
Ramee Group of Hotels, Resorts & Apartments have so impressed the international hospitality industry that we are inundated with offers to part with them at a generous compensation.
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Al Bhajah
73%

Al Bhajah

Sultanate of Oman - Hotel
Al Bhajah Hotel is one of the finest 3 star properties located in the heart of Seeb Commercial District and souq.
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Hotel Golden Oasis
73%

Hotel Golden Oasis

Deira/Alras - PO BOX 353 Al Wadi Al Kabir - Hotel
Me and my friend stayed at Hotel Golden Oasis for a few nights while diving with the Oman Dive Center further down the coast.
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Coral Hotel Muscat

Coral Hotel Muscat

Hay Asaruj, Shati Al Qurum Governorate of Muscat 112 - Hotel
Coral Hotel - Muscat is strategically located merely 15 minutes from Al Seeb International Airport in Hayy as Saruj area within close proximity of the exclusive diplomatic enclave. The central business district of Muscat is 10 minutes drive while the beach is a short stroll away making the hotel a convenient choice for both corporate and leisure travellers.
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Jamilla

Jamilla

27-29, 31st street - Guesthouse
Only 15 mins away from the Airport you will our warm, clean and welcoming Guesthouse! Located in Al Khoud district, there are several local cafes, restaurants and supermarkets nearby and a chance to soak in the local Omani scene.
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Ramee Guestline Hotel Qurum

Ramee Guestline Hotel Qurum

P.C. 114, Muttrah - Hotel
Ramee Guestline hotel is one of the finest 4 **** hotels in Oman, offering professional yet friendly service with a smile.
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Muscat

Muscat (مسقط) is the capital and the biggest city in Oman and has about 750,000 inhabitants. It is located in the northern part of the country along the coast roughly where the Indian Ocean meets the Persian Gulf. The city is one of the oldest cities in the entire Middle East and people have been living here for almost 2000 years.

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Lanavilla Oman

Lanavilla Oman

Location was perfect, residence was beautiful and such an awesome host! I couldn't recommend to stay anywhere better in Oman. Located on the beachfront in Muscat, in a modern villa it was the best way to see the beauty of Oman. Make sure you rent a car to take you around though as restaurants and cafes are only a 5 min drive away. ... more

Overall
5

Liz2011 stayed here in May 2011

Hotel Golden Oasis

Hotel Golden Oasis

Me and my friend stayed at Hotel Golden Oasis for a few nights while diving with the Oman Dive Center further down the coast. It's a good location if you're only in Muscat to dive with ODC, but since it's at the end of Muscat it's not so good if you aim at exploring what Muscat has to offer. ... more

Overall
4

andreas.st stayed here in Nov 2009

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Muscat Blog Entries

  • First thoughts
    . Muscat is a pretty crazy. Muscat proper is really actually only about the size of downtown Chagrin Falls, not large at all. The city Muscat refers a 50 km stretch all along the Omani coast including Muttrah, Ruwi ...
    Posted in Rock the Casbah 2007 by mc327503

  • MUSCAT, OMAN
    We approached Muscat at dawn, eager to visit the Sultanate of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos Bin Said. One of his seven palaces is here at the shoreline. Above the tiny walled city of Muscat ...
    Posted in MORE SERENITY FOR THE CHAPLAIN AND ME by Swenigale

  • Muscat, Oman
    Today the ship arrived in Muscat, the capital of Oman. The first thing that hits you as the ship nears the port is the striking volcanic mountains and the huge incense burner on the side of the port’s entrance (in Mutrah – just a few kilometres along from old Muscat). There are old Portuguese forts from ...
    Posted in MV Discovery - 2009 by dpedler

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