Al Samriya, Doha, Autograph Collection

فندق رائع جدا ..بإطلالة متميزة .. وفريق استقبال رائع من جميع الخدمات والرقي .. غاية في الفخامة والراحة .. وخاصة من مديرة الفندق الأستاذة نادية والأستاذ فيكتور في الاستقبال .. وأتمنى العودة مرة أخرى

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Interesting location, just outside of Doha. Hotel is set in open grounds, with a farm, stables and a fantastic museum. We stayed in the three bedroom town house, a bit tight on space, but well equipped and comfortable. WiFi is fast and able to stream. The three bedroom has an en suite and a family bathroom which was excellent as we were a family of six. The hotel has a heated pool, which was nice to use during the day, as the temperature in Qatar is cooler. Breakfast was ample, and the staff were very helpful and a tentative. Their morning coffee selection was exceptional including different flavoured syrups. We stayed two nights, during our stay we did the farm tour, amazing grounds. The children enjoyed the horse riding experience. Also, the museum had some fantastic exhibits, worth visiting especially as it was included as part of the room rate. We booked the stay through a qgrab promotion and this represented excellent value. The location is outside of Doha, which is nice but is slightly remote, but as a retreat away from Doha this was wonderful. I would definitely recommend a stay here, in this family friendly hotel.

Lovely hidden gem. We stayed on the large ‘Ronaldo’ suite with spacious bedroom, well equipped bathrooms (with excellent toiletries) and the largest balcony I have ever seen! The estate was beautiful and we paid extra to experience the horse riding at the nearby stables. The staff were friendly and obliging starting with Kaouthar in reception as well as concierges Tarek plus Nahed. The breakfast was fine, albeit a little small in options. However the food that was presented was good quality and the organic food section from their own farm was a lovely touch.

Excellent boutique type property Excellent boutique type property. The rooms are a bit small though

We were really looking forward to our stay, but two nights were more than enough. I'm not sure how this hotel qualifies as a luxury hotel, never mind a Marriott. The front desk receptionist was lovely, and we did receive an upgrade as Marriott members. The room was very nice and the bed comfortable, but the touchpad light control was really annoying—especially when you need to turn on a light at night and accidentally illuminate the entire room, waking your partner. It doesn't blend well with the fake antique furniture, which frankly looks a bit tacky. The balcony lacking seating was disappointing. The pool area had too many pigeons flying around, leaving droppings everywhere. While I understand this is a farm setting. We were inside during breakfast, and the number of flies in the restaurant, indicated poor hygiene. If the air-conditioned restaurant was this bad, I dread to imagine the state of the kitchen. The food was average, nothing spectacular, even with limited menu had items missing! Hotel is only 30minutes from Doha, this reflects poor management. With my wife’s main course arriving 10minutes after mine! … wouldn’t be so bad if the place was busy, but we were the only customers in the restaurant. Other: Safe needed replaced as it was broken, Iron leaked needed replaced, needed to phone up to ask for Coffee pods for Nespresso machine, never turned up, eventually got fed up waiting and went and saw housekeeping myself. Hotel seems like a training camp for hotel staff, with no trainer. Tips: The museum is closed on Sundays, and we were only shown the stables at the farm. The guide/buggy driver was neither knowledgeable nor particularly helpful.