Set along Qurum Beach on the Gulf of Oman, the W Muscat is in a prime location. It is only a 9-minute walk to the Royal Opera House. The Opera House is known for its Islamic-Italianate-style. It is also 23 km from Muscat International Airport.
W Muscat is situated in the upbeat Shatti Al Qurum beachfront. Step inside one of their luxurious 279 rooms and suites where Omani heritage meets contemporary design. All rooms are offering breathtaking views of azure waters of the Gulf of Oman.
Five tantalizing restaurants offer an inimitable experience to every foodie. Savor mouthwatering steaks at CHAR, dine in style at Harvest, mix and mingle at Living Room and live it up at the WET Deck. With over 1,000 m2 of meeting space with natural daylight, this hotel is a must stay for your visit to Muscat, Oman.
LAVISH & SPACIOUS GUEST ROOMS IN MUSCAT
Guests can wake up to either a breathtaking ocean view, luscious garden or pool view
Every suite offers a ‘home away from home’ feeling with a unique & edgy twist
Relaxing guest rooms featuring the comfortable W signature beds in every bedroom
The WOW suite features animal prints and statues reflecting nomadic lifestyle & culture of Oman
The Wonderful Room with MIXBAR shaped as stacked suitcases traces back to elements of Oman’s culture
Guest Rooms offer subtle Arabic features with a W twist
Best Eats at W Muscat
Five tantalizing restaurants offer an inimitable experience to every foodie. Enjoy mouthwatering steaks at CHAR. Dine in style at Harvest. Mix and mingle at Living Room. Live it up at the WET Deck.
CHAR (Steakhouse) $$$
Designed over two floors as the perfect spot for any occasion. CHAR features a cool indoor & outdoor lounge. It includes a superb restaurant. They serve an extensive selection of global dishes. There are succulent prime steaks and other grills. All of this is in a fantastic ambiance.
WET (International, Lounge, Bar) $$
This 1800 sqm pool forms the W brand’s iconic WET® experience. It directly faces a fabulous beach with views of the coast of the Gulf of Oman. You can swim, soak up the sun & enjoy signature beverages while listening to live DJ performances.
WET Deck (South American) $$
Inspired by the Bimmah Sinkhole, a water-filled natural wonder in Oman, WET Deck is decorated with floor to ceiling mirrors. These mirrors reflect glistening ocean vibes throughout the bar. The mirrors create an illusion that you are immersed in surrounding clear seawater.
Siddharta Lounge by Buddha-Bar Muscat (Mediterranean, Asian) $$$
Siddharta Lounge by Buddha-bar is a pool lifestyle concept with food & drinks, lounge, rooftop & pool. The ideal surrounding to spend all day and evening late into the night, in a relaxing, awakening, and festive atmosphere.
Living Room (Bar) $$$
The passion for design, fashion, and music set the stage. Our cocktail culture fuels the social energy. It highlights the Living Room as the conceptual and philosophical heart of the hotel.
Harvest (Everyday Dining) $$
Harvest is a healthy driven, seasonal restaurant. It merges fresh, local, and organic ingredients with a flavor-forward menu. The menu rotates regularly to let guests experience great-tasting ingredients at the peak of their freshness.
Ba Ban
Ba Ban takes its vibe from the beating heart of Shanghai encapsulated by an area known as the Bund. From pre-revolution to modern times, the Bund has been associated with fun.
Make sure to check out some other amazing restaurants while in Muscat
Bait Al Luban (Middle Eastern, Traditional Omani) $$
Teatro Restaurant (Italian) $$
Bahriyat Restaurant (Seafood) $$
Amazing Restaurants located at The Chedi Muscat
The Restaurant (European, Asian, Middle Eastern) $$$
Elegantly curved Omani arches create a dramatic first impression in this vaulted, crystal chandelier-lit dining room. The contemporary cool dark grey terrazzo floors add to the ambiance. Live piano music and expansive bay windows complete the experience. Four open show kitchens provide entertainment and aromas. Muscat’s finest culinary talents prepare Western, Asian, Middle Eastern, and Indian fare. These dishes are best paired with sips off our award-winning wine list.
The Beach Restaurant (Mediterranean, Seafood) $$$$
For a truly inspiring experience, dine along a 370-meters private beach. The creative seafood menu is accompanied by a sublime panorama of the Gulf of Oman. Soak up the sea breeze and salt air on the expansive waterfront patio. You can also gaze out from the high ceilings, contemporary dining room.
The Arabian Courtyard (Middle Eastern) $$$
Unwind under the star-filled Arabian sky in this outdoor courtyard. Indulge in a scrumptious buffet featuring authentic Middle Eastern favorites like shish tawook, chicken tagine, and fish biryani.
Things to do in Muscat
WHEN IN MUSCAT, YOU MUST
Visit Al Qurum, north of the city along the Gulf of Oman with amazing sea-front views
Explore Muttrah, where heritage meets modernity in the ancient district, home to Sultan Qaboos Port
Experience Al Khuwair featuring an array of shops & cafes among commercial and residential buildings
- Visit the Royal Opera House
The Royal Opera House Muscat is Oman’s premier venue for musical arts and culture. The opera house is located in Shati Al-Qurm district of Muscat on Sultan Qaboos Street.
- Visit the Mohammed Al Ameen Mosque
The Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque also referred to as the Bahwan mosque after its private financiers, is located in Bausher, Oman. It was inaugurated in 2014.
- Visit the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque
The Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque is the main mosque in the Sultanate of Oman. It is located in the capital city of Muscat.
The mosque is built from 300,000 tonnes of Indian sandstone. The main musalla or prayer hall is square and 74.4 by 74.4 meters (244 by 244 feet). The central dome rises to a height of 50 meters (160 ft) above the floor. The mosque is built on a site occupying 416,000 m2 (4,480,000 sq ft). The complex extends to cover an area of 40,000 m2 (430,000 sq ft). The Grand Mosque was newly built and inaugurated by the Sultan of Oman. This event took place on May 4, 2001, to celebrate 30 years of his reign.
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