The Chedi Muscat, Oman

Najgorszy pięciogwiazdkowy hotel w jakim kiedykolwiek nocowałem. Pokój jest odrobinę mniejszy niż ten za 1000 juanów. Obsługa hotelu jest słaba. Od pierwszego dnia, kiedy zaparkowali samochód, udawali, że go nie widzą i musieli prosić kogoś, żeby przyjechał i zaparkował samochód. Kiedy zawołali na śniadanie, mnie nie usłyszeli. Obsługa pokoju w hotelu była wyjątkowo powolna. Kiedy się wymeldowaliśmy, wróciliśmy pięć minut później i zamknęli pokój. W soku śniadaniowym były muchy. Powiedziałem kelnerowi, ale nie wymienił całej butelki soku na czas! Nigdy więcej tu nie przyjadę, proszę omijać te hotele wymienione w Xiaohongshu! ! ! ! Stosunek ceny do jakości nie jest tak dobry, jak w krajowych trzygwiazdkowych hotelach biznesowych! ! ! !

Naprawdę bardzo przeciętne, niezalecane, niska cena i wydajność

Pokój jest mały, jedzenie drogie, plaża piękna, projekt prosty, cena nie jest warta swojej ceny

I had high expectations for The Chedi Muscat because I have previously stayed at both The Chedi Doha and The Chedi Andermatt several times, and in those properties the experience was always impeccable. The hotel itself is undeniably beautiful. The architecture, gardens, pools and overall atmosphere are elegant and very photogenic. The long pool area is stunning and the property still has the refined aesthetic that made The Chedi brand famous. The check-in experience was also very positive. The staff who assisted me were extremely kind, professional and welcoming. After I raised some concerns, the management was also quick to respond, apologetic and attentive. They even left chocolates and a bottle of red wine in the room as a kind gesture, which I appreciated very much. However, there were also several disappointing aspects which I did not expect from a hotel of this level. Before arriving, I specifically emailed the hotel to ask whether all facilities and restaurants were fully operational. I was clearly told that everything was open. However, once I arrived, I discovered that the famous Beach Restaurant was actually closed for renovation. This was disappointing because I had asked in advance precisely to avoid surprises like this. At a luxury hotel, transparency is extremely important. The room itself was comfortable but felt slightly dated compared to the newer and more polished feel of other Chedi properties. I also found a couple of hairs on the floor upon arrival. It was not a huge issue, but it is still not something you expect from a luxury hotel with such a strong reputation. Another major disappointment was the lack of enforcement of hotel rules. The long pool is supposed to be adults only, but during my stay there were children diving and making noise in the pool area. The lifeguards approached them but did not seem confident enough to actually enforce the rules. In the end, I personally had to ask the lifeguard to intervene more firmly. This was frustrating because one of the reasons many guests choose The Chedi is precisely for the peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. If adults-only areas are not properly controlled, then the entire purpose is lost. Overall, The Chedi Muscat is still a beautiful hotel with excellent staff and great potential, but compared to The Chedi Doha and Andermatt it felt less polished, less organized and less strict in maintaining the luxury experience. I would still recommend it for the beauty of the property, but I hope management improves transparency, room preparation and rule enforcement because at this price point guests expect much more.

We had a fantastic stay on all parts.the only thing O can think of was that the chicken teriyaki we got on the Asias restaurant was cold.

All good, received free upgrade and was taken care of. Recommend !

Our second stay, this time in a smallish room (Serai) but with an unobstructed view of pool, gardens and sea. Comfortable bed, great service all around, very good breakfast. Large gardens, 3 pools, several restaurants - a great place to stop before/after touring this beautiful country.

Great place to chill out. Lots of space, great breakfast. Just what we needed for a few days on arrival in Oman.

The Beach Restaurant is serving very delicious food. You can hear the sound of the waves too.... Service was great. The beach has some pebbles, make sure you wear your slippers.