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LUXURY ACCOMMODATION


Qatar’s hotels offer some of the finest facilities and highest standards of service in the world. Most are self-contained resorts in their own right, providing guests with spacious, well-equipped luxury rooms, stylish public areas and a comprehensive range of on-the-spot facilities and services.


The choice of food and beverage outlets is outstanding. Most hotels offer at least three or four restaurants, each with its own cuisine, theme and, in many cases, live entertainment. The top hotels have beautifully landscaped pool areas with waiter service, children’s pools and play facilities, and superb sporting and recreational facilities, including tennis, spas, squash and state-of-the-art gyms.


SHOPPING


Doha is a shopper’s paradise offering the visitor an array of experiences and options, from the comfort and elegance of spacious modern shopping malls to the more typically Middle Eastern experience and ambience to be found in the souqs.


Why not try both? The malls are ideal for picking out fashion items and international brands at competitive prices. The souqs are perfect for finding regional souvenirs and gift items, while enjoying a taste of Qatari street life.


SPORTS ANDADVENTURE


Golf: Visiting golfers can play a round in the footsteps of top international players, who gather every January at Doha Golf Club for the annual Commercial Bank Qatar Masters tournament.


Water Sports: Qatar’s climate, marine life and crystal clear waters make it a perfect destination for water sports enthusiasts. Fishing, sailing, water skiing, canoeing, jet skiing and windsurfing are all available. Dive options include wreck, deepwater and reef dives.


Spectator Sports: Having staged the 2006 Doha Asian Games, the country is now well established as host of major events in golf, tennis, powerboat racing, rallying, motorbike racing and cycling. The 2022 FIFA World Cup will secure Qatar’s place among top global sporting venues.


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