Find 3 Star Hotels in Ocourt from AED 143

"We stayed there as a stopover during a long road trip. The room was clean and quiet, with comfortable bedding. Warm and friendly welcome."

"Very quiet. Very nice staff. Not far from railway station "

"The hotel is in a non-walkable area to the city center, the public transportation from this place is not frequent. When I arrived to my room, there was a worm in my room and I have to clean it by myself because there was no cleaning service at the hotel on Sunday night when I arrived. I ordered a burger, I received it without a meat inside. They offered me the meat after in a dish to add it. There was one receptionist girl doing everything because the was alone at the weekend, and she was so nice. When I talked to the manager regarding the room hygien and the worm inside my room. He refunded me a small amount around 40 euro after consulting the owners who were available at the hotel instead of refunding the whole amount, and he threatened me not to talk. He was rude, instead of saying sorry, he said I removed for you one night (which was not the case) and he said don't put anything online. I smiled for this poor guy. I am sure he is a new manager and he doesn't know how to deal with customers. In conclusion, it is my worst experience for an ibis hotel and one of my worst experience in all hotels that I have visited before in more than ten years of travel. I will not repeat it there, and I don't recommend it to anyone."

"Nice people, but very basic "

"very good hotel , nice people and breakfast "

"The beds are very low. Hard to get in and out of bed. "

"Nice clean accommodations. "

"Great Hotel. Facilities were nice, front desk staff was very helpful. Be sure to reserve parking as it is limited. Room was clean and air conditioned. Breakfast was nice, pretty standard, included coffee eggs sausage yogurt and fruit. "

"Not the best and photos make it look better than it is. Breakfast not worth the extra cost and rooms very basic but clean. Staff leave early each day so difficult to speak to anyone past 8pm"