Hotels near Wadi Ghul Dam

"Our experience at Hotel Indigo was nothing short of exceptional. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Mountains, the location offers unmatched views. The service was flawless—warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. The rooms were spacious, elegantly designed, and featured all the modern comforts, including floor-to-ceiling views that made each morning feel magical. Dining was a highlight, especially breakfast, which offered a delicious mix of local and international dishes. We loved the infinity pool and the peaceful atmosphere throughout the property. Whether you're looking to explore or unwind, this hotel is the perfect base. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Oman—luxury, comfort, and culture all in one place! "

"Very nice hotel with an excellent courtyard. The rooms were spacious, clean, and very comfortable. It can benefit from having an ironing board, two cups for coffee inside the room as opposed to one cup. "

"It was an excellent experience!"

"Excellent property in the mountains of Oman, quiet and relaxing environment, lovely staff with personal touches and lots of activities to do. Nice warm pool and 2 hot tubs. "

"Excellent value. Very helpful and courteous staff. Great collection of books about the area at the reception."

"Suresh and his team are highly attentive at this very special property, nestled amongst date palm plantations, far from the modern world. A truly unique stay in a wonderful village."

"A tiny hotel next to the Balcony Walk, with an absolutely wonderful staff. The room itself was nice even if a bit basic (it did have, however, flushing toilet, a hot shower, and AC). The hotel provided a dinner and a breakfast, which were delicious and abundant. The location couldn’t be better. The sunrise view is hands down something to be remembered for life. We noticed a few downsides - no dealbreakers and no major issues, but something to keep in mind. Firstly, if you’re afraid of spiders or ants, this is not a good place. None of the windows/doors was properly sealed, so some of the “wildlife” will get in. Secondly, no wifi. Again, not a problem in a mountain spot. But sth to keep in mind. Thirdly, the door couldn’t be locked from inside. Given that animals around roam freely, we propped it just to make sure a random orix didn’t enter at night. And lastly, for the love of all that is holy, get a 4x4 car to get here. The road is unforgiving. Not the hotel’s fault, but again sth to keep in mind."