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Top trending hotels in Oman
Sheraton Oman Hotel
Royal Tulip Muscat
Al Bustan Palace, a Ritz-Carlton Hotel
The Chedi Muscat
Al Hail Waves Hotel Managed By Centara
Aloft Muscat
Radisson Collection Muscat, Hormuz Grand
Fanar Hotel and Residences
Accommodation In Oman
When you start thinking, “Oh, man. I need a holiday”, pack your bags for the sandy shores of Oman. Located east of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, this relatively small country is filled from border to border with ancient architecture, warm hospitality and delicious cuisine.
Whether you prefer fun in the sun or having it made in the shade, live it up in the big seaside cities and explore quiet desert dunes. Omanis love to share their home and history with travellers, so take part in local traditions with an open mind and you’ll make some life-long friends.
Before you fly, check out our luxey accommodation in Oman and the smashing time you’ll have on your next adventure!
Things to Do in Oman
Start your trip in the capital city of Muscat, located on the north coast. Stop for a quiet moment at the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, where the main prayer carpet weighs 21 tonnes. While you’re in Muscat, dress in your evening best for a show at the Royal Opera House.
Balance that big-city glamour with some local charm at the souk (Arabic for “market”) in the inland city of Nizwa, located about 160km south of Muscat. Down south in Salalah, embrace that coast-loving life at Al Mughsail Beach and take a gander at the view from Taqah Castle. Watch the sun set over the water, then tuck yourself in to a dinner of roast lamb, saffron rice and cardamom-flavoured doughnut balls called lokhemat.
Dinner will run late, have no doubt, but there are fabulous Oman hotels waiting for you to turn in once you’re stuffed.
Getting to and Around Oman
Hit the runway at Muscat International Airport (MCT), located 14km west of the city centre. In the bigger cities you can commute by bus to Oman accommodation and all the sights on your itinerary, but for a whirlwind tour, a holiday hire car is tops (from lastminute.com.au, naturally).
For the best deals on flights and hotels, bundle the savings with Oman holiday packages from lastminute.com.au. Wanna keep the party going? Add some Dubai accommodation to the mix and send us a postcard from the “City of Gold”!
Oman hotels essential information
Accommodation | 782 hotels |
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Popular hotels | Sheraton Oman Hotel, Royal Tulip Muscat, Al Bustan Palace, a Ritz-Carlton Hotel, The Chedi Muscat, Al Hail Waves Hotel Managed By Centara, Aloft Muscat, W Muscat, Radisson Collection Muscat, Hormuz Grand, Fanar Hotel and Residences |
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Accommodation In Oman
When you start thinking, “Oh, man. I need a holiday”, pack your bags for the sandy shores of Oman. Located east of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, this relatively small country is filled from border to border with ancient architecture, warm hospitality and delicious cuisine.
Whether you prefer fun in the sun or having it made in the shade, live it up in the big seaside cities and explore quiet desert dunes. Omanis love to share their home and history with travellers, so take part in local traditions with an open mind and you’ll make some life-long friends.
Before you fly, check out our luxey accommodation in Oman and the smashing time you’ll have on your next adventure!
Things to Do in Oman
Start your trip in the capital city of Muscat, located on the north coast. Stop for a quiet moment at the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, where the main prayer carpet weighs 21 tonnes. While you’re in Muscat, dress in your evening best for a show at the Royal Opera House.
Balance that big-city glamour with some local charm at the souk (Arabic for “market”) in the inland city of Nizwa, located about 160km south of Muscat. Down south in Salalah, embrace that coast-loving life at Al Mughsail Beach and take a gander at the view from Taqah Castle. Watch the sun set over the water, then tuck yourself in to a dinner of roast lamb, saffron rice and cardamom-flavoured doughnut balls called lokhemat.
Dinner will run late, have no doubt, but there are fabulous Oman hotels waiting for you to turn in once you’re stuffed.
Getting to and Around Oman
Hit the runway at Muscat International Airport (MCT), located 14km west of the city centre. In the bigger cities you can commute by bus to Oman accommodation and all the sights on your itinerary, but for a whirlwind tour, a holiday hire car is tops (from lastminute.com.au, naturally).
For the best deals on flights and hotels, bundle the savings with Oman holiday packages from lastminute.com.au. Wanna keep the party going? Add some Dubai accommodation to the mix and send us a postcard from the “City of Gold”!