Hotels in de buurt van Al Hayl Kasteel (Al-Fujairah)

'The interesting part was that it is an apartment hotel and they serve breakfast. Although simple it is complete. I only get fruit and an omelet, some coffee and juice. And these are fine. there is even more available. The apartment for me was actually a large hotel room with a full kitchen including large fridge, micro wave and a 4 burner stove with oven. To much for me but I loved the fridge with freezer. The people are very helpfull and friendly. There was a large TV, worked fine. Only not...

'We hadden een heel leuk verblijf in het hotel. Het ontbijt was uitstekend en de bediening was top! Een grote dank je wel aan het volledige personeel. Iedereen was heel behulpzaam en vriendelijk. We konden 's avonds eten van het buffet. Leuk zwembad en mooie view op de moskee en bergen. Ideale locatie om de kust te verkennen. Een aanrader.'

'The staff especially mr mahabat was very helpfull. The hotel is brand new. The rooms are very spacious. The hotel is open for improvements. Also they are busy with the environment.'

'Prettig verblijf in dit hotel, kamers zijn goed geluidsdicht, of in ieder geval de kamer die wij hadden (op de 12de verdieping)'

'Staff'

'Yes, excellent!'

'La première nuit a été inadmissible, j’ai contacté votre agent en ligne qui n’a pas pu m’aidé sur le moment même. '

'The room was okayish, the airco didn't go any lower, the water was cold at all times! And the rooms smelled of cigarettes.'

'Perfect! '

'Die Ausstattung und der pool'

'Kamer met eigen terras aan het zwembad. Ik had wel het geluk dat de kamer naast mij leeg was (connecting doors). Temperatuur van het water was warm genoeg om niet 'door' te hoeven komen.'

'Loved it'

'Terrible hotel. No drapings so no privacy. Refrigirator only on demand. Woke up early and could not sleep again because there is a disco downstairs - the hotel appears to take second place in relevance. Breakfast is very average and tailored to Indian guests. Not to be recommended unless you are Indian and plan to go the club downstairs.'