The Chedi Muscat

Where the majestic Al Hajar Mountains meet their luminous reflection in the serene waters of the Gulf of Oman, The Chedi Muscat rises amidst an elegantly landscaped twenty-one acre garden oasis with 158 Omani influenced guestrooms and villas. This sublime yet central location equally suits leisure and business travellers while six distinct restaurants, a thirteen-suite Balinese spa, three swimming pools, including the 103-metre Long Pool, 700-square-metre health club plus two executive meeting rooms enhance Muscat’s considerable cultural attractions.

LOCATION

Whether you choose to take in frenetic souks scented by coffee and frankincense, timeless fortresses, vast deserts, soaring dunes or romantic seascapes, The Sultanate of Oman offers an inspiring diversity of exceptional natural and manmade experiences. On the outskirts of Muscat, it’s possible to sniff the world’s most expensive perfume, Amouage where it has been handcrafted for generations, to see turtles at the Ras al-Jinz Turtle Reserve, or grab your camera for the colours and characters at the weekly livestock market at Nizwa.

ROOMS

Sparkling waters, vibrant gardens and dramatic mountains as seen through the grand windows in all 158 tasteful, well-appointed guestrooms and suites heighten the calming effect of the natural and timeless environment at The Chedi Muscat. Eight Deluxe Club Rooms and thirty-eight Chedi Club Suites confer access to The Club Lounge, while the Chedi Club Suites with their magnificent sea and land views add exclusive landscaped gardens.

HIGHLIGHTS

Facilities at The Chedi Muscat are utterly comprehensive. Nine venues whisk our guests around the culinary world, from the Mediterranean and the Middle East to Southeast Asia and India. Dine casually with bare feet in the sand, under starry Arabian Nights or more formally under European chandeliers. Add sparkle to any meal with Omani jewellery from our treasure chest of a boutique where exquisite local artistry is elegantly displayed alongside resort wear and handcrafted keepsakes under soaring Islamic style arches.