Hotels in Oman

Oman is a country found in Western Asia. The warm and dry climate in this country makes it a popular tourist destination for most of the year. Oman is known for adventure and cultural tourism, with Muscat, the capital city, being the most popular destination. Other popular cities in Oman include Sohar and Salalah. Accommodation and accessibility to public transport are key factors contributing to tourism in Oman cities. In Muskat, for instance, public bus transport is well organised, making it easy to move from one point to another. The traffic regulations are foreigner-friendly; you can rent a car and drive yourself around. The railway system offers alternative transportation for tourists and locals within Muskat. Popular hotels in Oman include Ramee Guestline Hotel Qurum in Muscat, Al Baleed Resort in Salalah, and Crowne Plaza in Sohar. The clean and secure streets in Oman cities make it easy to walk from one place to another as you explore the cities.

Oman has various must-see sites and cultural practices that act as tourist attractions. The most visited sites in this country range from natural to man-made attractions. Muscat, the capital city of Oman, is home to forts, museums, and markets, among other attraction sites. Qasr Al Alam Royal Palace, visible from the harbor, is an amazing site. The palace depicts the architectural diversity of the Oman people. This palace is usually open throughout the year; however, you might need official approval to tour it in detail. The twin forts of Al Jalali and Al Mirani are another attraction site open throughout the year. After conversion into a museum, the twin forts are home to artifacts collected from different parts of the country and in different eras. Cheap hotels in Oman, such as the Majan Guest House, are convenient for touring the attraction sites as they help you save on travel expenses.

If you wish to enjoy a fantastic Middle East nightlife, Oman is a great destination. This country’s cities host thrilling clubs and bars. Such destinations include Whisper’s Bar, an indoor bar in Salalah with live music and dance performances. Several nightclubs and bars are located in Muscat, making it an ideal destination for all-night parties. Foodies have the chance to enjoy the diverse Oman food scene. Restaurants such as Bait Al Luban offer great local meals such as Arsia and Mashuai. You should consider nightlife options before you book Oman hotels. Some hotels, such as Muskat Hills, are conveniently located in the city, making it easy to explore the nightlife.

Oman is a country rich in historical and artistic heritage spanning across its cities. Muscat is home to the Muscat Gate Museum, which contains displays about Oman’s history from the Neolithic times to the present. The Gate Museum is open to visitors throughout the year; however, it records a higher number of visits during holidays. Visitors to the museum are required to pay an entry fee to local authorities. As a foreigner, you might pay a slightly higher entry fee than locals. Muscat is also a home of art with Bait Muzna Gallery, the first art gallery in Oman, which provides a platform for Omani artists to showcase their artistic works. This gallery is also open throughout the year. However, visitors are only allowed in during the day and have to pay an entry fee. Artists whose art is displayed in the gallery have free access. Muscat hotels, such as Grand Millennium, offer guided tours to historical sites if requested by guests.

Visiting Oman in August would make for the least expensive trip at just ₹ 2,372 per night on average. To save on your trip, avoid planning it during April, as this is the most expensive month on average.

As many would assume, more people stay in Muscat than in any other city while visiting Oman.

Our data shows that hotel rooms in Nizwá are about 13% more expensive on average than hotel rooms in the rest of Oman, with a nightly rate of ₹ 4,424.

If you are travelling to Oman on a budget, plan to stay in Muscat which boasts the lowest average hotel room cost in the country. Charging about 50% lower than the country’s average, hotel room rates in Muscat are typically around ₹ 1,046 per night.

As of April 2024, there are 1,891 operators available to choose from for hotels in Oman.

Prices for hotels in Oman are refreshed on a daily basis.