Muscat

Muscat stretches between the Gulf of Oman and rocky mountain terrain. Markets, mosques and a relatively low-rise urban landscape give the capital a distinctive coastal character.

Hotels in This Destination

Al Bustan Palace, a Ritz-Carlton Hotel
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Al Bustan Palace, a Ritz-Carlton Hotel

A landmark Omani palace between the Al Hajar Mountains and Sea of Oman, Al Bustan Palace pairs monumental architecture, a private beach, extensive gardens, and deeply rooted local character.

The Chedi Muscat
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The Chedi Muscat

The Chedi Muscat remains one of the Gulf’s great design resorts, pairing minimalist architecture, reflecting pools and a long private beach with exceptional calm inside the city.

Mandarin Oriental, Muscat
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Mandarin Oriental, Muscat

A contemporary beachfront resort in Shatti Al Qurum, Mandarin Oriental Muscat combines unusually large rooms, Omani craft references, sea-and-mountain views, diverse dining and a major hammam-centered spa near the Royal Opera House.

Six Senses Zighy Bay Resort
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Six Senses Zighy Bay Resort

Hidden between the Al Hajar Mountains and a mile-long beach on Oman’s Musandam Peninsula, Six Senses Zighy Bay pairs private-pool villas with a celebrated spa, dramatic diving and an optional paraglider arrival from 960 feet above the sea.

The St. Regis Al Mouj Muscat Resort
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The St. Regis Al Mouj Muscat Resort

Stretching along 360 meters of beach at Al Mouj, The St. Regis Muscat combines 250 yacht-inspired rooms and suites, Guerlain Spa, adjacent championship golf and 13 dining destinations in one of Oman’s most ambitious new resorts.