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A hotel overlooking the mountains. Opened in August 2024. The rooms and all the facilities are fresh! For those who don't mind the high room rate, I recommend you to stay in the Canyon View room. You won't regret it! It's still quite cold on the mountain, up to about 15 degrees, and you can see many people wearing thin down jackets. Not far from the hotel is the Anatara Resort Hotel, which has a Diana's Point, where Princess Diana of the United Kingdom and Prince Charles (now the King) have been. You can walk or drive there. It's free. We went to see the sunset. Note that you need to drive a 4x4 or AWD vehicle to go up the mountain. There is a police checkpoint at the intersection at the bottom of the mountain. Vehicles that do not meet the requirements must stop at the checkpoint and be sent up the mountain by qualified vehicles. You need to pay, but I don't know how much it is. If you have the conditions, it is recommended to rent an all-wheel drive car in Oman to avoid trouble. In addition to going up the mountain, sometimes the map navigation leads to the wild road, and you can also drive an all-wheel drive car at this time.

We recently stayed at this hotel and were truly impressed by nearly every aspect of our visit. The rooms were spotless and spacious, the amenities were excellent, and the service from the staff was warm and welcoming throughout. The hotel’s location is ideal, and we especially appreciated the thoughtful details that made our stay comfortable and enjoyable. However, we did experience a significant issue during our stay that affected our overall comfort. We had booked a deluxe room, which had a connecting door to another deluxe room, Unfortunately, the door was not soundproof, and on one of the nights, guests in the adjacent room were extremely loud throughout the night. The noise came straight through the connecting door, and it was so disruptive that my family and I barely slept. What made the situation more difficult was how it was handled. We reported the problem to the hotel, but instead of addressing the disturbance at its source, we were asked to move to another room — despite not being at fault. This created unnecessary inconvenience and discomfort for us, especially with children. Additionally, I would strongly recommend that the hotel ensures these doors are properly locked by default, as we noticed they could be easily opened, which can be dangerous when children are present. In summary, while the hotel truly excels in quality, service, and experience overall, I hope management seriously considers improving sound insulation between connected rooms and revising their approach to conflict resolution to ensure all guests enjoy a restful stay.