Salalah Hotel

... some investigating. He has a friend in Salalah (Amit) who is friends with the owner of our second hotel which is the Salalah Hotel (very original). They gave us the room for 15 Real (around a 17 dollar savings). So we took it.  ...

... wrap was very good and spicy with the chili sauce.      After lunch we drove back to the same hotel, the Salalah. We paid our 15 Omani and back to relaxation. But before I could use the restroom and take a shower the boys had ...

Arriving at in the Southern Omani town of Salalah, we were not exactly sure what the town had to offer us. Apart from the hottest sun ever there is a lot of dry stuff here. We decided quickly that we needed a cool vehicle to cruise around in along ...

... usually 90-100km have a fuel station. Petrol price is cheaper in Oman, riyal 0.12/litre Upon entrance into Salalah through Dhofar mountains a sudden change of temperature will occur plus greenery will start suddenly. For example until we reached Dhofar ...

... We were met in the lobby by a gentleman from our hotel, the Haffa House, who drove us to the hotel. The hotel was similar to the rest of Salalah...old and traditional. Ruth and I concluded that the building used to be some sort of mall or market place as ...

... entire sink hole and not wanting to take a crazy trail down a little further, we drove on back down the mountain range surrounding Salalah.      On the way down we saw the crazies’ thing – a Baobab Tree which you only ...

... now write about something else rare and popular in Salalah - the bar. There is one main 'expat' bar in Salalah that is not attached to a hotel (I believe both the Crowne Plaza and the Hilton have several restaurant/bar/clubs). It is called The Oasis and ...

... bracket to me. Because I and about 9 others were bumped off the morning flight, instead of properly seeing the Royal Stud in Salalah, we were given the 50 cent tour where they pulled out about 6 horses and paraded them past in the gathering dusk. We ...

Day 84 – March 29 Salalah, Oman The city is nondescript with no particular attractions. But it is far enough south that it receives some of the monsoon rains. As a result, parts of the area have coconut plantations and more greenery than you see in ...

... 'You're flying tomorrow! go go go!' and the next morning we were carted off to the airport, stuck on a plane and flown to Salalah. Flying over the desert was pretty. It was so flat in some parts that I could see the shadow of every cloud perfectly. And ...

... coming of Christ and prophets are Muslim. I don’t know. Anyway, it was interesting if not confusing. A couple of other items Salalah touts: Queen of Sheba’s palace, and the home of Nabi Imran, father of the Virgin Mary. ...

... hierher. Den Slogan der Tourismuskampagne Indiens „Incredible India“ hat das Land aufjedenfall zu Recht. Morgen sind wir in Salalah/Oman und darauf folgen sechs Seetage. Und danach erwartet uns das Mittelmeer mit 15 Grad Regen, aber bis dahin ...

... seeing this apartment surrounded by actual GREEN things I think I can hold on. Speaking of green, we got hold of a map of Salalah and for anyone moving here I have some words of advice: live in Dahariz area!!! It's the only area with a reasonable ...

... to stay for anyone coming to Muscat. It is only an hour's drive from the city but it felt worlds away from anywhere. Salalah We had a very interesting day in Salalah. In many places that we've visited, the ship's tour director has prepared us for ...