Treffen House Doha - Souq Waqif and next to Msheireb Metro Station

We booked a room for two adult and a child. The beds were tiny single beds, and the extra bed for the child was a set of wires covered with cloth. The hotel carpet smelled horrible, the room was worst. The bathroom sink was clogged, and the towels had a horrible smell. The hotel is located in a bad neighborhood. The breakfast buffet was certainly minimal for the charge. DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS HOTEL FOR THE PRICE.

Mercure Grand Doha is in the centre of a massive building site. In every direction the views are of cranes and building work or of a scruffy area waiting for redevelopment. Doha consists of 2 areas, the new very wealthy area on one side of the Corniche and the other, the old city centre, a run down area in the middle of a massive regeneration area where many buildings and 'slums' are being demolished and rebuilt. Mercure is in the centre of the latter surrounded by dirt, dust, building noise and road disruption. The swimming pool was empty and its terrace full of stacked chairs and tables and totally unusable. The hotel staff were wonderful and did their best to make our stay as good as possible. The hotel itself is in the middle of a refurbishment and the top floors (10 and up) have been done but the rooms on the lower floors were very tired, sad and neglected. The buffet style food was well presented and very good with plenty of choice. The public areas are lovely, but not arranged for relaxation.

i will never stay at this hotel again

I would never stay here again the sourrounding area is very dangerous with shops being demolished to make way for new buildings, was kept awake at night by building work that work 24 hours

Hotel was okay but a distance from the main areas of Doha - City centre may be a historically correct description as a location but not really valid anymore. Major construction going on in front of the hotel but that is true of much of Doha and sound proofing of rooms was very good

the worest hotel i have ever lived in my life.and i will never recomend it to any one.it has bad services

Location was ok, not too far from the Bazaar (10 min walk), which is a bunch of café’s, restaurant and souvenir shops. The Hotel is kind of old school and located in the old city. The surrounding wasn’t that nice, nothing fancy (very dusty because of the new construction project that is gong on in the area). In terms of price, you pay what you get for.

The staff are friendly and helpful and all requests were dealt with quickly and efficiently. The rooms are comfortable with an efficient room cleaning service. The only downside was the noise from the adjacent building site which was also my unpleasant view from my room. Overall it is worth staying here.

Hotel condition is a little tired, and location a bit run down. Swimming pool too cold to swim in, even for someone from Northern Europe. This was a disapointment, because it was a major reason for choosing hotel. Best feature is that it is only 10 minutes brisk walk from Souk Wakif which has pleasant street restaurants and cafes for people watching. The walk to the souk is a bit noisy and shabby but worth it.

The hotel has a 24 hour representative in the airport, which was quite convenient for the hotel shuttle service. The shuttle driver did not help guests with their luggage. An old couple had to struggle with their bags. The other hotel staff, however, are very helpful. The location of the hotel is convenient, close to the Souk, Islamic Art Centre and the water front, but it is also in the not-so-diserable part of town. The hotel room was fair size and clean.