The best hotels Yemen

The best hotel in this middle class. Next to a real road, its location makes it easy to escape to the modern city. He is the only one to have a small garden filled with cats, wandering on the aisle covered by bamboo. The hotel has an airport shuttle, internet connection, a small store, laundry service and restaurant.

The site is held by a family of artists: after each meal (800 rials), the sons play percussion and lute while the father dances in dignity. The show is free and if you liked you can buy the cassette (500 rials) or CD (1 500 rials) by gratitude or as a souvenir of your passage. The main mafraj is tastefully decorated and a small handicraft store livens the reception room. Breakfast is at 300 rials and the hotel is adjacent to the ManakhaTourist.

What the three previous hotels tried to do, the Burj Al Salam hotel succeeded. It is the largest hotel in the old town, in a splendid typical building, with quality services. The decoration presents the best in the taste of Yemen. The service is of perfect quality, the management of the hotel also. Breakfast is served on the terrace which dominates the city south, and the meals take place on the same floor while you can rest in the common mafraj. This is the hotel when you get off.

Built in the early 1991 th century by one of the richest families in Sana'a, the building remained their residence until before being restored and transformed into a hotel. Located in Harat Talha, it is easy to reach by car. Its rooms have kept the splendour of yesteryear and are splendid, with their large and numerous stained glass windows. The sleeping room is simple and the bathroom is entirely in stone. At the top of the building, the mafraj offers a fabulous view.

Same kind and price as the previous one.

A little neglected hotel. Rooms with several beds, toilets and shared bathrooms.

Well kept rooms. Perched on a hill on the road of Spip, this hotel offers good value for money. If the decoration of the place and its rooms is not exceptional, there is always a magnificent panorama of the city of Ibb. The rooms, built as mafrage, with three walls entirely glazed, allow to enjoy the view, quietly elongate. The restaurant, with its beautiful cloth on the ceiling, gives the impression of being in a desert caravan; food is of quality and a mix of different types of culinary arabiques, dishes oscillating.

between 250 and 500 rials.

There are many small hotels of limited comfort on the main street of Ibb.

Completely new hotel.

Just above the football stadium, the hotel is 5 minutes from the old town. Nothing to say, it is well maintained and everything works (except hot water in case of electricity cut during the night).

In a recent building, the interior is a spectacle of traditional mouldings and stained glass windows. There is also a swimming pool, a fitness centre and a business center.

It's the most honest of hotels showing a foreign sign, the range of Mercure directed primarily to a business clientele. This establishment remains within its framework and the service is attentive. Its location is unfortunately a little sad.

In the old village, this hotel has a stamp but it is just a little bit more entretien and a little more maintenance. Set in an old building, double rooms, all small, are charming with their miniature health, large windows and beautiful qamareyas.

A hotel of the same size as others, with a beautiful view of the valley. Unfortunately it is not on the road and its access is a little more difficult.

Located on the Mine Street, the only asphalt road, this hotel has the most beautiful and qamareyas moulures of the city. Slightly less than the previous one, it is a little more expensive (1 000 rials per night and per person).

Breakfast is 200 rials and the meal is 800 rials. With 28 rooms, 18 health (in general clean) and 3 mafraj, it is the largest of all. Concert and traditional dance on demand.

The first hotel in Manakha is also the cheapest. It does not have an individual room, but is rarely filled, one often ends up in one room for seven. Count 700 rials per night per person. The public health is clean and its large mafraj has the most beautiful view of the city.

The owner made a typo on his sign: That's why Thoulla becomes Thalla! Just behind the post office on the main square of the city, this renovated old building is the old palace of Yéhia Yéhia. On the roof of the building, the view over the old town is splendid. The freshly repainted rooms are clean, even though the comfort remains summary (beds without sheets and mattresses on the ground). Public health care is well maintained and spacious, but attention is paid to the head, as their entrance door is made for the passes. The hotel restaurant is correct (700 rials), but its room is a little dark.

Small stalls have nice terraces on the main square. Yemeni food (from 150 rials to 500 rials), omelet (150 rials) and chicken (400 rials) are on schedule. Closing in the afternoon.

Probably the most expensive of all.

More rooms than other hotels and equipped with air conditioning.

Few rooms in this hotel but a nice place.

In fact, the mouldings in the rooms are pretty (4 700 rials at 6 700 rials), just like the reception room. However, health care is clearly flawed.