Al Hanaa Hotel

Salalah


This well-maintained hotel with its Arab-style flourishes (like florid furniture, geometric tiles and darkened windows in the foyer) is recommended for its bright, clean rooms. The bathrooms are a bit dated, but the hotel is situated conveniently in the middle of town, within walking distance of the bus station, restaurants and main shopping areas.


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5. Ayn Garziz

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