One of those treasures is The Chedi Muscat, Oman.
As digital marketing manager Amber Tomlinson told me, the lobby is inspired by a Bedouin tent.
“It’s taking little influences of the local culture into the property itself,” she said.
The water gardens at The Chedi Muscat in Oman.Credit:Victor Romero/Courtesy of The Chedi Muscat
I also enjoyed the fully equipped gym, the spa, and its array of fine-dining restaurants and cabanas.
This most recent visit was just as luxurious and fabulous as I rememberedif not more.
Here’s what it’s like to stay at The Chedi Muscat, Oman.
The Restaurant which serves contemporary, Asian, Middle Eastern and Indian cuisine.Victor Romero/Courtesy of The Chedi Muscat
I had the luxury of staying in The Chedi Club Suite, the ultimate room category.
My suite was single-storied, but double-storied options are available.
There are also several poolside hangs that serve up fantastic meals.
But there are many other things that you’re free to do here.
There are also two floodlit tennis courts, and fitness classes for things like yoga and aqua aerobics.
The more than 8,600-square-foot spa offers holistic-based treatments out of eight charming suites.
There’s a wide range of treatments, including Ayurvedic massages, revitalizing facials, and even cupping therapy.
Accessibility and Sustainability
There are no rooms specifically designed for guests with disabilities at the Chedi Muscat.
All light features at the resort are LEDs for sustainability purposes.
The water irrigation system running throughout the property uses recycled water.
Additionally, the staff only waters the Zen gardens in the evenings to reduce water waste.
One of the best things about staying at The Chedi Muscat is its central location.
The Restaurant which serves contemporary, Asian, Middle Eastern and Indian cuisine.Victor Romero/Courtesy of The Chedi Muscat
The hotel is also a part of theAmerican Express Fine Hotels + Resorts online grid.
Nightly rates at theThe Chedi Muscat, Omanstart from 150 Oman Riyal (about $390 USD).
Aerial view of the palm tree-lined Long Pool.Courtesy of The Chedi Muscat
A treatment room in the hotels spa.Victor Romero/Courtesy of The Chedi Muscat
Omani arches and architecture make up the Serai Courtyard.Victor Romero/Courtesy of The Chedi Muscat
The outdoor lobby lounge with relaxing seating around fire pits.Victor Romero/Courtesy of The Chedi Muscat
