Hyatt Regency Oryx Doha

Excellent business trip experience. The hotel is conveniently located, and check-in was efficient at the front desk. The room was clean and quiet, with stable internet and a spacious desk perfect for working. The bedding was comfortable and the soundproofing was great, ensuring a good night's sleep. The service was thoughtful and attentive, and the facilities were complete. It offers great value for money. This is my top choice for business travel, and I'll definitely stay here again on my next trip.

Flies in the restaurant, and the sheets were so old and threadbare that I didn't even notice them until the morning because they were tucked into the mattress. Who would have thought that a renowned brand like Hyatt would use such worn-out linens for their guests? I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen it with my own eyes! Hyatt hotels in Hawaii, Cancun, and Seoul all left me with wonderful, unforgettable impressions. Seeing the high rating on Ctrip, I booked this hotel without hesitation (I stayed at four hotels in Doha over four nights, including luxury brands like Raffles and Fairmont, as well as regular five-star properties. While all hotels had various issues to some extent, I generally overlooked minor flaws and gave five-star ratings to the first three. This was my last night in Doha). Waking up in the morning and seeing these sheets was a shock, so I took photos! But the worst part wasn't just the sheets. Downstairs, inside the hotel, there was a bar-like restaurant (Qatar doesn't sell alcohol) with deafening disco music playing from around 7 or 8 PM until 2:01 AM! I called three times asking if they could turn down the volume, especially around 1 AM when I looked out the window and saw there were no guests left, just a young man in a white short-sleeved shirt who seemed to be a staff member. Yet, after several calls (Ctrip customer service also called them two or three times), the bass-heavy music only got louder. I'm not feeling well; my heart was racing, my head hurt, and even earplugs were useless. I couldn't get any sleep! There was no apology when I checked out, just a brief "sorry" from a dark-skinned woman at the front desk. I've traveled to fifty countries, stayed in desert tents in Africa, hundred-yuan guesthouses in remote parts of my own country, and even the eight-star Palace Hotel in Abu Dhabi. This is the first time I've encountered such a situation, and it left me feeling incredibly upset. The hotel does offer a free airport shuttle, and the driver was excellent, helping all guests with their luggage and being very punctual; I thanked him many times. In the afternoon, before 5 PM, when I went to McDonald's, a young woman at the front desk enthusiastically gave me directions and even wrote down the name of a nearby supermarket. When I checked in, I specifically asked another woman at the front desk for a quiet room because I have trouble sleeping. But why didn't you tell me, miss, that we have disco music blasting until 2 AM right below my room?!

Overall, a great experience and definitely worth a visit. The desert scenery is beautiful, and the hotel itself is lovely. They even have a tennis court if you want to play! The environment is clean, the service is good, and breakfast was delicious.