Where to stay in Bahrain:
During my previous trips, I stayed at the Conrad and Sheraton, but for our third time in Bahrain we went for a hotel outside Manama:
The Raffles Al Areen Palace is an oasis in the desert located close to the Bahrain international circuit.
This hotel is a hidden gem of the country for those who would like to spend some relaxing time in Bahrain in an extremely aesthetic environment.
It looks like a real Arabic palace and has a nice territory with water flowing around, palm trees, frangipani and bougainvillea blooming and even a small flamingo lake
We stayed in a private villa – it’s the biggest villa I’ve ever stayed at so far! We had a courtyard with pool and jacuzzi, an inner and outer dining spaces, a reception, a bedroom, a walk-in wardrobe and a massive bathroom.
Upon arrival, we had lovely fresh flowers and fruits delivered to our place – and I fall in love immediately with places that serve me rambutans.
In villa dining in the Raffles Bahrain has fantastic selection of Arabic dishes as well as some Asian cuisine as a tribute to the iconic Raffles hotel Singapore.
Besides that, I had an amazing body treatment with scrub, wrap and massage at the SPA village – highly recommended!
For breakfast, you can choose hot dishes from the menu (like eggs, pancakes, waffles etc), and bread and some mezze are served per each table additionally. On some occasions like weddings taking place in a hotel there’s also a small buffet with pastries, cheeses, and fresh veggies and fruits.
They also have a kids club, a nice cafe and a few restaurants available for the guests as well. Overall, our experience was extremely enjoyable, and I’d gladly return there.
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