Bad bed mattress
I hate the bed. It's 2 single bed and put them together and make it one king bed which killed my back and mess up my sleep for the whole stay. I hate this too much.
17 Sept → 18 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
Luxurious Amenities Indulge in the outdoor pool and fitness center for relaxation and leisure during your stay. Enjoy complimentary wireless internet access and exceptional concierge services for a hassle-free experience. Culinary Delights Savor delicious meals at the on-site restaurant or opt for intimate room service. Begin your day with a delightful buffet breakfast available every morning. Convenient Location Located in the heart of Abu Dhabi, explore nearby attractions like Mushrif Central Park and Al Wahda Mall. With cozy rooms featuring kitchenettes and complimentary Wi-Fi, make Murjan Asfar Hotel Apartments your haven in the vibrant city.
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Bad bed mattress
I hate the bed. It's 2 single bed and put them together and make it one king bed which killed my back and mess up my sleep for the whole stay. I hate this too much.
Good stay if you get a good deal
Good stay if you get a good deal
Great Apartment hotel - for business.
Had an expo in Abu Dhabi for the week. Needed a clean place to stay that wasn't going to cost the earth. This is not a fancy place but it is clean and in decent condition and centrally located. I will stay here again but only for business - not if I were to bring the family.
Exhibitions for the budget-minded
This is a perfect hotel for catching local exhibitions for the budget-minded. Its on the main-drag so taxi rides are short. The superb staff makes the difference. I had a logistic emergency and it was addressed with speed and generosity. If you do not need a prime hotel, its a wonderful place to stay.
Decent Hotel
The staff is great. The rooms have a clothes washer, microwave and mini fridge, and, I'm not sure, but I think they also have a dishwasher. The rooms are a decent size. Be sure to remember to turn on the wall switch to turn on the water heater. Unfortunately, the hotel doesn't have free parking, except on Fridays, when the meters aren't operating. That means that you'll have to add several dirhams to your cost. Also, it isn't as brightly lit as I've seen at other hotels. The breakfast is only around 30 dirhams, but I wish they wouldn't make their scrambled eggs runny.
September here averages 34°C, with around 5mm of rain across the month.
A twenty-year average for this area — a guide to what to pack, not a forecast.