Raoum Inn Khafji Southern

“Roumm Inn”

Best hotel expensive to stay in small town like Khafji. The rooms are spacious and very neat, clean. Room cleaning service round the clock. Adjacent to the Hotel you have a restaurant where you get delicious good authentic Arabic food. There are different Branches coming up but chose the one in the… lisää

Best hotel expensive to stay in small town like Khafji. The rooms are spacious and very neat, clean. Room cleaning service round the clock. Adjacent to the Hotel you have a restaurant where you get delicious good authentic Arabic food. There are different Branches coming up but chose the one in the lane of Sub-way, Max Shopping Centers. Corporates can utilize this hotels and for families too.

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“Nice Hotel”

The Hotel is well situated and a nice decor. The rooms are nice and the air conditioning works well.The only thing is they do not have a restaurant on the premisis. This was unusual as most hotels of this calibre normally have a food service.

“Raoum Inn”

Stayed there for business for 2 nights. Rooms are very spacious, cleanliness was satisfactory and I had a good sleep. Breakfast was very basic with poor selection; this is just way below the minimum standard expected from a 4 star establishment-major improvement needed.

“First visit to Ras al Khafji”

The Raoum Inn is located on the Gulf Coast at the north end of the small town of Ras al Khafji, and is just 10 kilometers south of the Kuwait Border. Ras Al Khafji is approximately 300 kilometers north from Dammam, and it is about 2 ½ - 3 hours drive, depending on the traffic density, and time of d… lisää

The Raoum Inn is located on the Gulf Coast at the north end of the small town of Ras al Khafji, and is just 10 kilometers south of the Kuwait Border. Ras Al Khafji is approximately 300 kilometers north from Dammam, and it is about 2 ½ - 3 hours drive, depending on the traffic density, and time of day. The actual hotel is just six months old at the time of writing and is fine, with a modern décor having a touch of Middle Eastern charm in the public areas. The rooms are fairly spacious having all of the amenities of a typical European three star hotel, including the kettle, cups and saucers. However, do take your own tea bags, coffee, sugar and milk, as these are not provided in the room. There are supermarkets in the town, and there are an assortment of shops in general. However, these are not within walking distance from the hotel, but are a few minutes by car from the same. The hotel does supply small bottles of water in the room, which are replenished daily. The hotel restaurant does have a varied menu which includes a variety of dishes suitable to all nationalities. The restaurant and room service menus are one and the same, and delivery time is about 30 – 40 minutes whether you order room service or dine in the restaurant. If you fancy something not too out of the ordinary, speak directly with the Chef. He is very good at providing dishes which are not on the menu, and are not overly demanding in terms of preparation. The hotel staff are all very friendly, and very willing to be of assistance. Some points to be aware of; 1. The bathroom in each room – The hot water for the shower and wash hand basin is heated by electric water heaters for each room. The switch for the system is in the bathroom, and in my room it was behind the door. 2. In the shower, the handle on the water delivery system, the tap, may deliver the hot water when turned in the opposite direction to that which you are used to at home. It took me two cold showers to work this out!!!!! 3. Laundry – Is not same day return. You hand it in at the front desk before 0800, and you get it back the following morning. 4. Room cleaning is on alternate days. I requested it be done daily, and it has been done daily ever since. I stayed at this hotel for 26 days, whilst being involved in a local offshore project. It was much better than I had anticipated before my arrival, and I would have no hesitation staying here again should it be necessary. In reality, it is a hotel where you stay when on a business trip to the region. It is the best in the area. For a room with a view, request one overlooking the Corniche and coastal area. If you require a quiet room, you need to be on the sides of or at the back of the hotel. There are guests who meet on the front lawn area, (see attached photos), and talk way into the night. Also, even though road traffic is not very busy in this area of town, traffic does pass the front of the Hotel at all hours, and at speed, making a lot of noise.

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“Meets needs”

I stayed here with my family. The hotel was quiet and staff friendly. The lobby isn't up to much but does has a large seating area. Room facilities included free wifi (weak signal in our room) a tv (no HDMI but analogue and 1 USB input), a satellite receiver, plenty of UK style electrical power out… lisää

I stayed here with my family. The hotel was quiet and staff friendly. The lobby isn't up to much but does has a large seating area. Room facilities included free wifi (weak signal in our room) a tv (no HDMI but analogue and 1 USB input), a satellite receiver, plenty of UK style electrical power outlets, a hair dryer, laundry service, fridge, the usual crockery and cutlery in the kitchen, and basic bathroom disposables (toothbrush, shaving kit etc). Our room was clean, no concrete pillows but the kitchen sink was extremely smelly (even after pouring complimentary shampoo down it). The room also had a drawers, a wardrobe and desk (no dining area). It's a good base hotel especially if you're only really intending to sleep here. There's also a big restaurant underneath, looks popular but we didn't get chance to try.

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