Marina Hotel Kuwait

We finally landed in Kuwait City. We got our transfer to the hotel which was great, dumped our bags and headed straight for the Kuwait Towers. At hte top are great views across the gulf and back towards the city itself. Kuwait is a new city and there is ...

... for government officials, which turned out to be quite the experience in itself. Just visiting the building which houses UNHCR’s Kuwait offices and those of a number of other UN agencies was an inspiring adventure. It is a state-of-the-art, ...

... all things...well chocolate...Walking home and warding off our sugar rush we watched as the streets became crammed with traffic and locals all out after breaking the fast and celebrating during the night.  Kuwait is actually a very lively ...

... ’t lugging barrows of fish or propping up doorways. Good on em. We caught up with Antoinette and Pierre at the bar at the Marina Hotel, a less seedy bar than they have at Mena hotel. They came equipped with a laptop of photos they had taken on their ...

... . We saw the dolphin park (but did not go in), the ice rink and bowling alley, and the marina. After a time-killing drink at the Diplomat hotel, we visited the Beit Al-Quran (Koran House). It had some photo exhibits showing that Moslems worldwide are just ...

... in the tank, I limped on. After forty exhausting miles, just as the sun struck the ridgeline opposite, a hoarding announced: 'Marina & Campground'. Drawing closer the magic words 'Restaurant' and 'Bar' appeared too - it was an absolute godsend. As ...

... with a delicious cool beautiful golden long pint of Stella. The club put me in mind of the 'Hubara club' in Ahmadi, Kuwait, circa 1960. Definitely a place for all those reminisipeople from KOC Kids to visit. In todays paper it said the hottest ever ...