Oasis Hotel

Nice hotel, friendly and helpful staff, well located in centre of Kuwait City, souks just around the corner.

1-The staff of the hotel were so friendly, professional, Kind and ready to help with any question.Even they helped with the luggage to the car, allowing extra time for check-out. Requested additional pillow and that the drapes be closed correctly; the housekeeping took care of that. I'm grateful. 2- The location is not as bad as it may look due to the construction. Easy walking to a big supermarket, the mubarakia souk, the grand mosque, and even Al Asima Mall. 3- bed was comfy. 4- they provide big bottles of water complementary, that very nice. with a bit of care this hotel can be much better

Room was good.

Great location, not quite sure why there’s so many negative reviews as the place is affordable and centrally located. Yes the rooms aren’t 5*, but it has everything you need. The bed in my room was really comfy, the shower was hot and with good pressure and let’s face it anything else is a luxury! Only “criticism” would be that as I was located on the front of the property the roads give off a bit of noise but it didn’t bother me too much. What did bother me was that the curtains didn’t fully close so I had to wear an eye mask. Overall though I had a good stay and the hotel kindly arranged a taxi to meet me at the airport, even though I arranged it months in advance they fulfilled it. Great service.

Don’t be put off by the older reviews – the hotel was completely renovated in 2021 and the rooms are quite nice now. While the hotel might not quite be an oasis, as the name suggests, it is a solid mid-range alternative in the very heart of Kuwait City, ideal for sightseeing and tourism. The souk, with numerous exchange offices, is just opposite the hotel and the main sights are within walking distance. There are several eateries and snack shops on the same block. Ranjit, who checked me in, was friendly and helpful. The room was of average size for a three-star city hotel. Not big, but not cramped, either. It came with a comfortable queen bed, a desk, a coffee table and a chair as well as a safe, a fridge, three 0.5 L water bottles (replenished daily) and efficient A/C. There are sockets by the bed and desk, so charging your devices was easy, but bring an adapter as Kuwait uses the UK standard. The room was clean and tidy, and as it was newly renovated, it was in very good condition. I had a nice view of the roundabout and souk, but street noise was a problem, so bring earplugs (and an eyemask as the curtains won’t keep the room fully dark). Wifi was easy to use, fast, free, unlimited and reliable. No password needed. The bathroom felt older, but water pressure in the shower was very good and hot water ample. No bathtub. Amenities consisted of small bars of soap as well as wall-mounted containers of soap and shampoo. The maid has additional amenities available on request, such as shaving kits etc. Breakfast is served in the restaurant on the 10th floor 7:30–10, but I did not try it. Apparently the restaurant is not open for lunch or dinner anymore. A taxi from the airport took about 25 minutes and cost 8 KD. The hotel arranges airport transfers for 6 KD. I paid 70 EUR/night, no breakfast included, and I believe the price was right for what I consider a good three-star hotel. I couldn’t have wished for more.