Grand Hotel Hoora
off Exhibition Rd, P.O. Box 11538 Hoora, Bahrain
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An Oasis of Tranquility - Elite Resort & Spa
... go?? well, the hotel has an amazing bar and lounge which they call the Shift7. It has the F1 decor, soothing music, and excellent
bartenders making it a perfect place to unwind.
Apart from all this for guest activities the hotel has a tennis and basket ball court and beach volley ball.
All in all a beautiful,fully loaded Hotel complimented by the brilliant service of all its staff and still fitting your pocket..!
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Very bloody hot mate
... you had to go down some really windy streets and back passages to get to it. But it was definitely worth it. Like an oasis in the desert, air conditioned, huge ceilings, contemporary design with water cascading down the glass ceiling and wall.
My last visit was the Qal’ at al Bahrain Fort, on the edge of town, a 4000 year old fort. So as old as the pyramids I saw in Egypt. Of course it’s been built on and upgraded over the years. Now ...
Qal-at al-Bahrain
... the port to the town, it was a good idea to buy the shuttle-to-town tickets, rather than take the free shuttle and then a taxi. But the automatic kiosks, which sell the shuttle tickets, were not working. Keegan and I waited in the tour desk line, while Paul and Kyla went to take care of early-disembarkation details, but Keegan almost fainted, so I rushed him upstairs before we were able to purchase the tickets. We had to decide whether Keegan should remain behind; he wanted ...
Leaving the Middle East Later Today
... run down buildings clinging to steep hills. Not somewhere you would choose to go, right? Look past the first glance and get down into the fine print though and you find a safe city that is vibrant and full of life in the street markets. The people are really nice and hospitable, too. The place has a soul under all that dust and dilapidation. Go outside Amman and you have wonderful ancient places like the Dead Sea ...
I got locked in a store because of Ramadan
... are just about the nicest people I have encountered in my travels and they have treated me so well. This is definitely one part of the world where being an airline pilot really gets you some respect. I am definitely not used to it, and it's awfully strange to be at the top of society because of a job of all things rather than just an everyday worker like in the US. Airline jobs in this part of the world are hard to come by, ...



