San'a Hotels & Hostels (11)

Lonely Planet review

Built into a topsy-turvy icing cake tower house the Arabia Felix is about as close to a travellers centre as you can get in Yemen and is a good place to hook into the scene.

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The old city's only top-class hotel stylishly combines European standards of service and cleanliness with a joyful bag of Yemeni charm and warmth, but remember - no qat in the mafraj!

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Arguably the best value hotel in San'a, the immaculately touched up rooms are chock full of delicious textiles, frumpy old-fashioned furniture and lots of little extras that help to set the Dawoo…

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This monster on the hill exists to satisfy your every whim and is unquestionably the most luxurious place to stay in the country. Just don't expect much local flavour. As you might expect, the vi…

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Arabian Nights fantasies come with wobbly white wooden ceiling beams and colourful wall tapestries, which help to make this sparkling hotel one of the most enjoyable rest spots in San'a.

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This old favourite should win a UNESCO award simply for its dreamy rooftop views as well as the stunning stained glass windows, which will splash rainbow coloured beams of light across your room.

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The Golden Daar has been providing simple beds to weary travellers for years. The plain rooms have frayed carpets but are very clean, and the giant windows make you feel like you're flying high a…

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This monster on the hill doing its utmost to ruin the San'a skyline is undeniably the best hotel in the city. It hardly needs saying that the rooms and facilities are of the highest calibre, but …

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Spartan rooms and one thin, dirty mattress is all you get at this not-too-welcoming hotel. On the plus side it has good views from the roof (nonguests around 100) and a café with a massive wooden…

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The scrappy reception and stairway leads you to fear the worst, but the rooms are actually much cleaner and better than you'd expect. Good for couples on a budget.

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Located close to the Qubbat al-Mahdi Mosque in a quiet corner of the old city, this is a friendly budget hotel that is handy to the Midan at-Tahrir and new town. It's the best of the budget optio…

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