Ritz-Carlton Doha

Travel Blogs from Doha

The Grand Heritage Hotel and our Stay!

A travel blog entry by greekcypriot

... Days of Britain. It resembles a Victorian home with fine work of art, rich in colours, brown wood panelling to add to is glamour.

Our stay here started with a warm welcome, a welcoming cool drink and a refreshing towel while luggage was carried to the suite.

Room: We had the double Victorian suite #302 the one above the Blue Terrace, spacious and comfortable. Stylish classic with nothing extreme …just ...

My Eid Holiday

A travel blog entry by shawndeleu

... we all got up with the sun anyway!
We spent our time walking along the beach, going for a drive to explore the inland sea, swimming in the clear ocean, reading and eating - typical camping stuff. On our walk we saw how the Qataris camped. They mostly transported their life from home. They had mini mobile homes to sleep in, complete with air conditioners and satellite TV, HUGE containers for water and ...

Hub Restaurant -Ramada Encore - Dinning

A travel blog entry by greekcypriot

... of our stay in Doha.

This brand new restaurant is situated in the new Ramada Encore Hotel.

It is only one km. from Souq Waqif, but if you want to come from the International Airport which is only 4 km. away you should take the exit from the arrival terminal on the C Ring road and drive for 400 meters till you reach intersection with an overhead bridge. You have to turn left on Ras Abu Aboud Street and drive straight for about 3.5 km till you see a green colored ...

Enjoying being home

A travel blog entry by tpuckett

... of time. It’s better late than never, right?! It was excellent to be able to walk out to the beach and get on a wave. Being a beginner, I would have appreciated having more space in the water and on the wave. I was disappointed that it was so crowded and that did create extra stress and more to think about. Had to evaluate the situation much more carefully to avoid running over someone, getting run over myself, and of course, just catching the wave. I also discovered that ...

Al Wakrah, Qatar

A travel blog entry by hodizzle

... figured I would be in and out anyhow. Sometimes it's easier to believe in myths.

Inside I was directed to a room where a team of five or six junior staff filed papers and typed at computer relics. I arrived in the midst of a heated discussion between several officers, three Arabic men, and a Nepalese guy with a bruised face. The one mid-level officer, a Sudanese man in his ...