Manama Hotels with Parking

An excellent new hotel that exceeded my expectations. Although the lobby is quite small, the room itself is incredibly spacious with expansive views. The high ceilings and large windows offer a fantastic perspective of Bahrain's famous landmarks. The bedding was superb, and the service was top-notch. While the sushi bar for dinner was a bit pricey, the food was absolutely delicious.

Very nice place I like the room and the view clean, comfortable, and the service is very good the location is not the best nothing around you. To go to market you need car

The reception was great. Very flexible and quick check-in. Smooth check-out. The bed linen was exceptionally clean. The bathroom was spotless and smelled fresh. I chose a room away from the elevator, and it was wonderfully quiet – a great choice. Al Juffair Mall is right next door, which is perfect for me. When I ordered a limousine, it arrived quickly, and they allowed it to wait for a sufficient amount of time, which was excellent.

Staying on a high floor, the view was great, surrounded by skyscrapers and luxury hotels. This hotel itself is an Accor-owned economy hotel, cheap (cheapest when booked through ***********), with simple facilities, clean and tidy, and a good breakfast with lots of options. The restaurant also has a great view. There are some cafes, small supermarkets, and restaurants nearby. However, you generally have to call a taxi to get around, as public transport is pretty much out of the question.

The room was incredibly spacious; for the same price in Japan, you'd probably get a room only one-sixth the size. However, the facilities are a bit old. There's a swimming pool, and both sauna and steam rooms are available. Be very careful in the bathroom as it's extremely slippery. It's located right next to Bahrain's largest mosque, which is pretty standard. If you head about 500 meters left out of the hotel, you'll find an entire street of various restaurants. This place is just too hot, and honestly, there's not much else to do.

The price is good but the front desk was slow to process the check and and I was asked to pay others fees while I showed them everything was covered in payment invoice.

The hotel was likely built in the early 2000s and hasn't been significantly updated since. The furniture is old, the air conditioner is dirty, people smoke in the rooms, and there's chicken droppings on the balcony. Breakfasts are meager and repetitive; it's better to go before 8:00 AM, otherwise it gets crowded and there's less food selection. But overall, if you're not a demanding person, it's fine for 1-2 nights. On the plus side, it's within walking distance of the central market, the World Trade Center towers, Avenue Mall, and another market. There are bus stops nearby, a 24-hour supermarket, and many cafes and restaurants. It's the very center, if you can call it that... The airport is a 15-minute taxi ride away. The hotel doesn't make me want to come back.

opposite the seef mall a bit out of the way. but Uber picks up reliably - villas beautiful to the back restaurant swimming pool and beach

This hotel maintains the characteristics of English service, breakfast also provides room service, eggs are fried, bread is baked and tastes good, and fruit and other side meals.

We enjoyed our stay at the Intercontinental Bahrain. The location was perfect for us with the Manama Souk and Bahrain Harbour area nearby. There were many good restaurants on site and nearby. It was also close to lots of cafes and shops. In the near future there will also be a metro station nearby. Check in at the hotel was smooth. We were even able to add on a breakfast for our last day and make adjustments to our reservation request in person. We rented a car and the valet service was very good during our stay. We booked a king bed room and it was nicely appointed. They had a couple of nice chairs, large TV, coffee/tea station, mini fridge with bar and a table side console that controlled the lights and temperature throughout the room. The TV had screen mirroring and Bluetooth features that were easy to connect to. Our room had a large fruit platter which had perfectly ripe fruit and we were delivered 3 small chocolate platters during our stay because of Eid celebrations. The pillows were a little soft for us but they have a pillow menu that we utilized. Our room was very quiet for most of our stay but our neighbours above and beside were unexpectedly loud the last night and we had to call for assistance a couple times. The bathroom had very nice products including lotion, body wash, conditioner and shampoo. The shower was nice too but when using the rain head we found the water leaked out very easily and made the floor wet. There was a speaker in the bathroom but we could not figure out how to connect to it. The pool area was awesome and relaxing on the rooftop of the Regency tower. The hotel had two pools but the one on the mezzanine level by the restaurants was closed during our stay due to Ramadan celebrations that had just finished. The pool had lots of different day bed options, large towels and some very good cocktails including one of the best Pina coladas I've had in the middle east. The wifi was good throughout the hotel but it was a bit spotty in the corners at the pool. The change room had lots of lockers and large shower stalls that had the same nice products from the hotel bathrooms. They have a large health club/gym in this area too and a racquetball court. Manama is a foodie paradise and there are many top notch restaurants around so we opted to eat offsite for most of the days. We did try the breakfast on our last day and we paid 12.5 BHD per person. There is a good spread including pastries, cheese, eggs to order (including a very good shakshuka), western breakfast items, three kinds of bacon (including pork), pork sausage to order and a good honey selection. The best part of breakfast was the fresh juice. They offered us late check out which we appreciated and it was easy to check out at the counter but the valet service was very busy just after 1 pm and the traffic made it difficult to get out and to the airport in the rental. We spent maybe an extra 10 minutes to get out but every other day we had zero issues using the valet and roads nearby. The stay at the Intercontinental was very relaxing and we felt refreshed for each day exploring Bahrain. We would recommend this hotel to friends and family visiting Bahrain.