The fort is amazing with its stunning architecture and beautiful landscapes nearby. Also each room/section of the fort is clearly documented to give information about its history. Only thing I would recommend is NOT visiting in the afternoon as it can get really hot.

Beautiful place with a lot of history and culture. The castle is well maintained and preserved. Such a wonderful experience that takes you back in time in Nizwa. It's a must see when in the area.

Visiting this castle is like an adventure: discovering so many rooms, corners and enjoying all the great views. It's an impressive historical landmark.

It's a nice place to visit to learn about the history of Oman. You need to buy an entrance ticket for 5 OMR per person which covers the entrance fee to the Fort and Castle. They have a nice cafe as well as well as 2 ladies making traditional Omani pancakes. Parking is across the street. It was crowded when I visited during the weekend.

During my recent visit to Nizwa, I had the opportunity to explore the magnificent Nizwa Fort, and I must say, it was a truly remarkable experience. The fort, located in the heart of Nizwa, stands as a testament to Oman's rich history and architectural heritage. As I approached the imposing walls of the fort, I was immediately struck by its grandeur and the intricate design details that adorned its exterior. The fort's solid structure and strategic location atop a hill provided a commanding view of the surrounding area, making it easy to imagine its historical significance in defending the city. Upon entering the fort, I was captivated by the well-preserved interiors that offered a glimpse into the daily life of its past inhabitants. The various rooms, courtyards, and exhibits provided a comprehensive overview of Omani culture, traditions, and military history. I particularly enjoyed exploring the weapons and artifacts on display, which added a layer of authenticity to the experience. One of the highlights of my visit was climbing to the top of the fort's tower, where I was rewarded with panoramic views of Nizwa and the surrounding mountains. The peaceful ambiance and cool breeze at the top made it the perfect spot to reflect on the fort's historical significance and its enduring legacy. Overall, my visit to Nizwa Fort was a memorable journey through Oman's rich past, and I highly recommend it to anyone interested in history, culture, or simply seeking a unique travel experience. The fort's architectural beauty, historical importance, and cultural significance make it a must-see destination for anyone visiting Oman.

It was a amazing experience, especially the history of the fort was really interesting. Only one thing I would not recommend visiting there in very hot weather. It will make difficult to enjoy the visit.

Big beautiful castle worth a visit. While the fort itself was attractive with its well preserved intricate details, what was more interesting were the activities that took place such as children reciting the Koran, stalls inside selling goods and locals dressed in traditional costumes singing and dancing inside the castle. The many stalls outside the fort selling souvenirs that were obviously tourist traps but were nevertheless colourful and fascinating.

Very nice to spend your day diving into the history of this place. The fort has many rooms, and includes climbing up/down stairs. You may bump into an Omani folkloric dance, and there is a restaurant to grab some Omani bites. There is also a restroom here. This place is within walking distance to the Nizwa Souk (market).

Castle built in 1600, round building structure with intricate details inside… We were mesmerized by the detail in the design of their fort and castle. It consists of many rooms designated for several purposes and people. And the security system at the rooftop was perfect for that time..!! What’s beautiful work of olden architecture..!!

I came here before 6 PM in the summer and was already dark. There were barely any other tourists. This way it was very romantic, but the castle is big enough, so you could enter before sunset and enjoy it both in the light and in the dark. I have spend here one and half hour and that was about enough. I felt sorry for those animals in the yard.

Rizwan fort is an amazing big and well maintained fort located in Nizwa close to Nizwa traditional souq. Once you climb to the top of the fort, you will see an amazing view and behind the fort, there is a small farm with some animals, papaya and palm trees.

The first time I went which on Friday and it was closed, and it was way too hot. The next time I went here and got the entry and explorer the amazing fort full of historical events and importance. Honestly with such a harsh climate you can imagine what it takes to build such a fort with so many levels and at such a height. Amazing place and the whole fort are surrounded by Souk which is another important aspect of how the trade was happening back in the days. If you climb up, you can see the whole of Nizwa surrounding many Dates farm and green clusters of vegetation.

It is a beautiful place, worth visiting. Take a local guide it will be more enjoyable. Once your done, make sure to take a tour around the village via the small electric car it's around 30-40 minutes. You will find them in the entrance of the Fort.

A beautiful yet well preserved old fort with interesting displays. The location makes for beautiful photos, especially around sunset. I can imagine that the author of the game 'Prince of Persia' visited just such a castle for inspiration!

Nice place. Fort Nizwa - A stately 17th-century fort with a huge circular tower, cannons at the entrance and high corridors. Interesting facts - the fort and tower contain many defense mechanisms used by the Omanis in the past, such as traps, traps with hot honey poured on the enemy and hidden shooting windows... Entrance 5 rial

Big, old fort almost perfectly preserved. The staff were amazing. It's like a big park with a lot of new incorporated into the old walls. There are lots of stairs so if that bothers you, you should be prepared. The fort has a great view of the city, so it's picture time.

This was my 1st time to be in the souq evening time. The atmosphere is so great, especially with the nice weather at evening the place of so active, a lot of stuff yo buy yo see and a lot of cafes and restaurants with food trucks.

Nizwa Fort is a must visit place, especially when you are visiting Nizwa and surrounding areas. We visited the fort in the nighttime. The fort is kept in great shape along with the ability to visit and see all aspects of the Fort, including how the fort system worked and how different activities were managed . There is a garden and small zoo for kids. The roof is very informative and takes you back in history. It would highly recommend to everyone to visit it. The only problem was the parking and driving with SUV. I will recommend either park alongside the road or avoid bringing SUV.

Super interesting historical fort. We learned a lot about Omani history and heritage. They even give you a coupon for free ice cream at the entrance. Busy but plenty of space to roam and take pictures.

Good place. $13 to enter which is a little much. They gifted us a free coffee voucher which was nice of them. I liked the overall experience but I’m hesitant to say if it was worth the 2 hour drive. Still, a good experience! I’ll let you be the judge by viewing the photos!

Super interesting visit ! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ French-speaking Omani guide was the best of the best !!!! We’ve learnt a lot about Omani culture, fort and castle construction and rooms usage. Guided tour was perfect even with kids : short & clear, interesting, and with the most friendly guide ever 🙌 Amazing view onto the roof, animals and fresh air in garden. You must not hesitate to spend some time here, really worth it ☑️

Nice fort, tickets cost 5 OMR, credit card payment is available. The fort is nice, main attraction if Nizwa, the view from the top of the fort is nice. It wasn't very crowded. Roughly will spend Around 1 hour to 1.5 hours here. There is a mini zoo here as well

Unmissable whilst visiting Nizwa. It is very fascinating to wander around the fort and reach the top floor. Beautiful views over the city from the roof.

A very interesting fort and castle, with panels providing a wealth of relevant and interesting information. A peaceful place steeped in history. The entrance fee of 5 ryials is well worth it. If you like old stones, you'll forget the time you spent within these walls. But for us, a minimum of two people is required for a visit. Nearby you'll find souqs, restaurants, hotels and shops of all kinds. Nizwa is a peaceful town and a great place to wander around.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Nizwa Fort in Oman is an absolute gem of a tourist attraction! Nestled amidst the stunning landscapes of Oman, this historic fort stands tall, beckoning visitors to explore its rich history and architectural grandeur. It’s no wonder it’s consistently ranked among the top 10 things to do in Oman. From the moment you step through its gates, you’re transported back in time. The fort’s intricate design and numerous rooms offer a fascinating glimpse into Oman’s past, with each chamber meticulously curated to showcase its original purpose. Whether it’s the armory, the living quarters, or the audience halls, every corner tells a story of bygone eras. The entrance fee of 5 OMR (approximately $13 USD) per person is a small price to pay for the enriching experience that awaits within. And with the exploration typically taking around an hour, it’s the perfect addition to any itinerary. Nizwa Fort is an absolute must see.

A must-see in Nizwa with good details on the way castles used to work. A group of Omani people with the drums and swords show up with a traditional dance. The two big cannons as I remember are the gifts from a famous Iranian king. At the time I visited there, a lady was baking a traditional bread there - this bread is baked more or less in a similar way in Iran and the GCC region.

Don’t miss out on this gorgeous gem. Nizwa Fort is a captivating blend of history and architecture, offering a glimpse into Oman's rich heritage. You’ll be met with the beautiful Omani hospitality. Definitely not to be missed. ❤️

What an amazing place. Felt like we went way back to 4000bc. Wandering through the Castle and Fort was amazing. Exploring every corner and going back in time was wonderful

Very nice and calm neighborhood. I didn't visit the museum. I just took walk around and enjoyed the atmosphere specially at night

Beautiful historical fortress with massive walls and intricate structures. Very well maintained. It's best to take out around 3 hours if you thoroughly want to experience the place. The guide was very friendly and welcoming and explained to us all about the history of the place. Lots of information displayed on boards as well. Very well depicts Oman's rich heritage. Don't forget to visit the Nizwa Souq and Museum just outside this fortress. Definitely worth the visit. Do not miss!

Great place for epic view from mountains. Peak points indicated with signboards.

It’s a hiking trail called Persian Steps and it has more than 3000+ steps I think and very nice hike in Jabel Akhdar mountains.

I personally really liked it. Not only because it has lot of natural scenery to see. But the services provides by the Omani govt. Are absolutely superb. Very convenient and safe

Great place to visit and camp in the hot summer where it’s some 15 degrees cooler than the coast. Can get busy though so arrive early to secure a spot. Watch out for seasonal rains and flash floods. Bring lots of water and charge your camera phone to capture your experience!

A beautiful scenic place to visit with family ad friends... Had a great one night stay at this place this weekend.... if you are planning to visit this place for an overnight stay. Plan in advanced as the villas over there will be usually prebooked...

Amazing view and weather also helped to make nice pictures. You cannot go without 4W drive, they will not let you go on security check point. The taxi to the top will cost 35 Riyals.

It's my first visit to Jabal Akhdar, there is a huge canyon covered by terraced Farms

Amazing place alot of fruits

What a beautiful experience! People were very welcoming and the artifacts are insane. The vintage scene is rich and the locals were trading french old coins in the souq. Amazing.

Nizwa souq the largest souq market in Nizwa which is very close to Nizwa fort & Nizwa museum Here you can buy a lot of additional items and omani many type perfume Omani type of dresses & clothes etc. etc

Most of the local products you will find it here. It has many sections you can walk around and explore. Amazing market especially in Friday early morning after sunrise.

The place and the drive to the place is too awesome! The beauty of the mountains on the way, the roads are just amazing to look at. The market itself is quite big, one can indulge in buying a lot of stuff here ranging from halwa, clothing, dates, food stuff, animals, pottery, etc., Really loved my visit to this place.

An ancient, historic market, splendidly filled with shops selling Omani silver and handmade crafts, is a significant tourist destination.

The place is so beautiful with all the traditional stuff. Nice place to shop cultural souvenirs of Oman. The Omani people are soft in nature and nice people to deal with. Their handicraft talents are awesome. They stick to those traditional styles and patterns which makes them unique.. This Souq shows some deep and interestingly beautiful culture of Oman.

Good place to see and buy food, vegetables and shop some antiques as well.

Loved the traditional feel of the place with the modern vegetables and fruits market. There are a variety of shops selling traditional handicrafts and people are quite warm and friendly. Parking is not an issue and it's a bustling place during the evenings. A must visit if you give the place a visit on your way to salalah

A must see when in Nizwa.. Main tourist attraction One of the Old souk in the region. night views are stunning .Very nice architecture and beautiful inside. Best place to buy frankincense and souvenir gifts.

Gorgeous! Nizwa Souq is a vibrant marketplace that emerges visitors in the authentic charm of Omani culture. The diverse array of products creates a sensory delight. The vendors are very friendly and items are not at all overpriced. Engaging with the locals adds that special personal touch to the overall experience. I could spend all day at the Nizwa Souq. Do not miss out on this gem.

Jabreeb Fort one of the most beautiful fort in Oman... The perfect time to visit Oman and his fort January to March... I was there during my bike trip Lahore to Oman... Ticket 3.5 OMR March 2023 @kashifonbike 00923152600334

Definitely recommend a visit to this very fine example of architecture and planning. Very interesting internal structure of the main building. The staff is very friendly, the prices are more than reasonable and there is an audio guide. Almost all parts of the castle are accessible from the casemates to the roof, and there is a small cafe on the grounds. If you arrive at sunset, you will enjoy the fantastic views and sun-drenched rooms of the castle. If you are an animal lover, there are cute bats 😂 waiting for you downstairs.

You can enter this beautiful and well renovated castle by paying 3 omr per person. Try to visit it in the morning since it Will be empty you will enjoy more. The parking space is big enough. The lady at the entrance was very kind and helpful. İts a big well renovated castle with many areas to explore. There are many art works exhibiting in the castle such as designer traditional clothes,paintings and hand crafts. You can get all the information about the area you are in with the guide device they giving it to you at the entrance. Dont forget to reach the top of the castle and watch the beautiful view of Bahla.

Very interesting castle. You can walk through a maze of various room. Many staircases leading up and down and sine reaching the towers above for a very delightful view. They have an audio guide - that I chose not to take - with information about the castle. Definitely worth visiting so see.

We were the only people when we visited there around 7PM. The place has some good history. It will give you a glimpse of the past royal life in the area. I would recommend to visit this place during the day light.

Don't miss this place if you are passing through Nizwa. It is a 30-minute drive from Nizwa. This castle is around 350 years old and is still beautifully preserved. There is a lot to see like the painted roof courtyards and balconies, royal majlis old kitchen and kitchen accessories etc. , but there seems to be very few visitors. Even when we went, there were very few visitors.

Beautiful castle to explore. You should definitely visit. The owner is very nice and can give you lots of interesting information about this place.

The castle was easy to reach by car. There was a lady who was officially issuing tickets to visitors. Well maintained and had attractions outside as well. There were washrooms available for both genders.

Jibreen Fort is one of the beautiful tourist attractions in Bahla. It is a huge building. The length of the fort is 43 meters and it has 55 rooms. It was a palace for the imam of the Arabs bin Sultan al-Ya’rubi. It opens from 8am to 4pm in the evening on weekdays .and on Fridays from 8am to 11am in the morning Turath company

Jabreen fort or castle is historic landmark in the area . 13 minutes far from bahla city , 5 minutes far from jabreen . Entrance costs 2 omani riyal for residents and 3 for tourist . Nice experience to explore and walk inside . Doors get closed at 10 pm But better to visit before night time

Our visit to Jabreen was part of our Private Full Day Nizwa Fort Nizwa Souq Bahla Fort Jabreen Castle. After visiting we decided that calling it a castle was really a misnomer, in the UK it would have been a fortified manor house. The outer wall was quite low and more for show than defence while the interior was beautifully decorated and a palace type residence. The ceilings in some of the rooms were beautifully painted and others had ornate plasterwork or stone inscriptions. Some rooms were furnished with carpets, travelling chests and books and there was also a small armoury to visit. The exhibition in one of the rooms told about the castle's founder, Imam Bil'arab-bin Sultan al-Yarubi in the seventeenth century. He is actually buried in the castle and he helped expand Oman as far as the coast of Mozambique, building the countries wealth through trading in slaves. He defeated the Portugese and even raided as far as India as well as expanding trade and education. The rooms in Jabreen Castle were brighter than either of the previous forts, with tall windows in most rooms and the place had a lovely feel to it, despite being another warren. Interestingly, none of the places we visited today had a hamman, just bathrooms for sluicing yourself clean with water. My favourite feature and perhaps the one that made it most homey, was the open central courtyard. This was a beautiful and tranquil area in the middle of the fort that was immersed in shade but still plenty bright enough, just without some of the heat.

During our trip to Oman, we visited a few castles, but Jabreen was one of the best ones. We visited it in the night. This castle showcases the architectural and military marvellous of the time. It took us back into the history and the time. Castle is well maintained and clearly shows the intellectual thinking and logic behind the building and management of the castle. I would definitely recommend it to everyone to visit it. Please make sure you do reserved few hours for it. The staff was not friendly and they didn't help much in any regards that was a bit disappointing.

This Castle was built by the son of Imam Al Arab who built Nizwa Fort. Traps still used in many entrance. But now , even more .. They built one on the Stairs. How did they learn that kind of technology? I just wonder. Since the European Castle not have too many kind of Traps like this. The hole to Jail is even more like dog / pet's door in this Castle. I tried to enter it but my body can't fit

Very fascinating castle, especially the sun and moon room. It was very interesting to see. The ceiling, the genius architecture and the poems/symbols around the castle are beautiful. The Omani narrators have alright English. No cafe inside, no map and no gift shop. Audio guides, water vending machine and toilets are available.

This castle is interesting because it's different to the forts in Nizwa and Bahla. The rooms are partially decorated and even furnished, so one gets an impression how life looks like back in the ages. It's very nice and artful.

On the way between Nizwa and Bahla, it's a monumental structure that definitely deserves a visit. Nice views from the top

Worth the trip. Very well kept and very interesting. Something I did not see elsewhere

Dazzling panoramic views around this wide open fort. We were one of only a few tourists on visiting this fort early in the day on a weekday. The surrounding mountain views are just gorgeous.

Bahla Fort: 13th-century fort with impressive mudbrick walls & towers, inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage List. A must-see for history & architecture lovers.

It's World Heritage Site in Oman. A must see location. Fort has walls of mud bricks. After restoration it was opened for public in 2012. It takes more than 1 hour to tour in the fort.

Good old fort in bahla. Enjoyed the visit. Nominal entry fee. Parking easily available outside.

Well maintained fort, with great views over the town. Can spend quite a while here wandering around. You can even see some small bats in some of the darker walkways

The fort is well preserved and some parts were renovated. The fort itself is historical. However, if you are going by yourself without a guide, it is impossible to know what were the uses of all the rooms inside back in the days. There were no details, no information, nothing. It would be better to see some posters and photos of the fort back in those days if they have and informations should be there about the fort, what were the rooms used for, etc. The entrance fee is 3 rial for each person. The person in the entrance fee collecting fees said that they are planning to make better changes soon. But the idea of building a coffee shop inside is a No for me.

Beautiful fort showcasing the rich history of Oman. Very well maintained structure. There are numerous rooms, chambers and pathways interconnected in a beautiful way. The views from the top, overlooking the city are amazing. There's a cafe as well. A new pottery-making centre has opened as well. It's good to spend ample time (atleast 2-3 hours) in this massive fortress complex to relish the beauty of its architecture and the vibes of the place. Definitely worth a visit!

a wonder, surprisingly visited with ease and no crowds, worth the short bus ride from Nizwa. sadly, pandemics has killed the local businesses, as the shops in the Souq were almost all shot down :-(

Should be one of the top list to visit in Oman. Well maintained with very affordable entrance fee. But the tourist is far below expected. It’s is one of the unesco world heritage sites , try not to miss if you are visiting Oman

We weren’t sure to visit the fort and had some time before our dinner. We decided to give a go to Bahla. This is a very impressive fort, the biggest in Oman. It has been well restored and you can have a superb view from the top of the main castle. The brochure gives little details about the fort, but make sure to ask questions to the staff, they are really friendly. Bah la is not too far from Nizwa and Jalleen, so you can easily reach it from either of these cities.

One of most beautiful fort I have seen in Oman ... Bahla fort is situated in the hill top of the bahla city of Oman... I was there during my bike trip Lahore to Oman... U can follow me on insta and fb @kashifonbike 00923152600334

A historic site that's been restored and is part of the UNESCO heritage sites globally. Definitely worth visiting particularly during the cooler months or late afternoons. Otherwise prepare to be struck with heat and little retreat from it. There are sweeping views of the Oasis below and city on the other side. Lots of interesting areas to view and take pictures. There is little signage to guide you around but that's fine as it's all in one compound. I do think more information should be provided beyond the visitor pamphlet especially on the walls to some of the buildings etc. The signs do state what the area or what you're viewing but not much more than that (e.g. bullet holes is on a sign but no further mention of perhaps when it happened or why it happened). I think a Cafe inside would be a great idea. There is water and cold brew coffee available to purchase at the entrance in a small fridge if you need it. Beware! Some of the areas you walk into that are dark and covered (inside certain buildings) have bats 🦇 if that scares you or not something you want to see, you've been warned (by me, not the establishment). If uncertain, just look at the ground in these areas for small bat poo and you'll know if one (or two or three or even eight of them!) are in the area. Then you can look up to spot them if you're keen :) harmless, but can be a shock for some to see. Beautifully restored and I hope it remains as I'd like to visit it again and spend more time in the cooler months of the year. Pricing is alright considering you'd spend about an hour or more. Expats = 2.5 Riyal for Adults / 1 Riyal for Kids and Kids under 6 are free Visitors/Tourists = 4 Riyal for Adults (didn't take note of Kids pricing as we did not need to pay for that) Citizens (Omani Nationals) pay less than both options. Bats, no cafe and pricing knocks a star off the rating for me, but I will visit again!

The fort is one of the best preserved and renovated in the best possible ways keeping its original structure intact. It’s definitely most worthy of a visit if you are in Nizwah or surrounding valleys. It’s huge in size and you can easily spend 3-4 hours exploring the site it you want to explore every part.

A nice place to visit. It was very interesting from architectonic point of view. I didn't expect that Omani forts have such a complex design. There are a lot of corridors, rooms, towers that you can explore and you'll never guess have they're connected, cause there's a surprise in every corner. Amazing views of the Bahla city from the top levels. I recommend coming here during sunset. The ticket is 4 OMR for adult visitors

We were told fort is taken by private co. now, entry fee must be paid. antique items are not yet kept inside due to renovation. As of now you can enjoy the architecture of fort.

Visited this wonderful fort during a trip to Nizwa Fort and Souk. It is on the Unesco Heritage site list. It was under partial restoration during our visit. Walking along it's walls, provides a bird's eye view of Bahla town and surrounding countryside. There are some food stalls inside along with camel rides for kids. There is also an area where making of handicrafts is demonstrated. A must visit for anyone visiting Nizwa - a short drive away.

The fort of Bahla is a very known landmark in bahla city , near Souq area , on the main road . There is parking area behind it and taxi station . It is wide inside , may need 1 hour or more to walk and explore . There are many rooms and halls , towers on the corners , there are many stairs , so requires effort to go up . there is no furniture inside . There are alot of bats flying in the halls . WC , mini coffee shop is there . Nice experience with friends , family . At night lights are on and gets nice view . Entry cost 2.5 omani riyal for resident and 4 riyal for tourist . Doors get closed at 6 pm

Visiting this castle is like experiencing a maze as one can see and step into so many rooms and platforms. The castle is huge and the atmosphere is great.

The structure and the position is impressive. It is pretty big but consider that inside there is nothing. Interesting to stroll around and 'climb' in the top parts

Imposing structure in Bahla. It is quite large and takes a while to visit, but offers an immersive experience. Great views on the surroundings. Recommended

The hotel consists of several old houses/rooms refurbished for tourists to stay. Our room was extremely spacious and had a patio, which provided a stunning view over the valley. The food was very delicious, too and the hosts were among the friendliest I have ever encountered during a stay.

This was a trip with family and friends and it was incredible! The view was amazing. We all booked all of the rooms in one of the houses and every single room was amazing. The kids all had a slumber party in one room and they had so much fun. The rooms were spacious and there was a lot of options for dinner and breakfast. (And yes, there are electric plugs to charge your electronics.)

It's at the top side of the beautiful village. You can get there with your regular salon. However, you will need to walk some 5 minutes to this specific motel. I rate it the best out of the rest. Clean & specious room with a beautiful balcony overlooking wide palm trees. Comfortable bed & white clean sheets. We were welcomed with coffee & dates at the reception and fruit plate in the room. Buffet needs to be improved. Decent & welcoming staff. I would go back again.

We loved the Misfah old house. Price was good and rooms were perfect for us and kids. We did a small hike to one of the fort tower I would call it. And next day we did one hour hike, because we were on a hurry to get to Al Hoota Cave. Which was awesome too

In the center of Sultanat's historic Misfat Al Abryeen village stands the Misfah Old House. It provides conventional lodging and serves regionally prepared Omani food. Large windows and tiled flooring are features of every room. Pillows, blankets, and mattresses are provided in each room. A shower is installed in the bathroom. The bathroom is shared by several accommodations. The star company..”

The hotel consists of several old houses/rooms refurbished for tourists to stay. Our room was extremely spacious and had a patio, which provided a stunning view over the valley. The food was very delicious, too and the hosts were among the friendliest I have ever encountered during a stay.

First of all, we wereńt too lucky with the weather and had to stay in the room due to lots of rain. So, our feedback is for the location itself. Location is certainly interesting for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. The village itself is interesting to walk around to understand the history and how they are organized with water. Guest House itself: I would downgrade the service part for the food. We did not like it at all (dinner) and other guests were not too happy either. The views, location and welcome process are wonderful though. Food options: There are coffee shops which seem to serve reasonable food too.

Wonderful stay including comfortable rooms and facilities. Dinner and breakfast and the views were memorable. Thank you for your wonderful hospitality

The hotel is out of this world. Located in a great spot to do several hikes. Service was very good and hospitality was excellent. Food is simple and nice.

Not a place for less abled or mobile as there are LOTS of steps and narrow winding passages. rooms are rudimentary but that is part of the charm of staying in a 600 year old building. A delightful experience with lots of walks and hikes around the chasm. buffet style breakfast and dinner is part of the experience. staff were very approachable and helpful

The place is a peaceful wonders . Away from hassle of town thus place gives a feel of heaven on earth. The staff are very collaborative and soft-spoken. I done booking through Mr. Haitam, who is a wonderful guy and goes one step further to help make your stay more comfortable. Mr. Suresh is one of the gem staff whose smiles make you feel great always.

Great location. The village is worth visiting, nice easy hiking trails among the dates palm trees. Beautiful gorge. Food was good either dinner and breakfast. Great view from the terrace. Staff super friendly and helpful

This old house is a must ! The staff is very friendly, the rooms are great (we have seen the imporvemnt) and for sure we will come back. Food is even great for dinner and breakfast. Good value for the price.

Nice location with stunning views. The Old House is a traditional old mud house. I had a wonderful and quiet night over there.

This was a trip with family and friends and it was incredible! The view was amazing. We all booked all of the rooms in one of the houses and every single room was amazing. The kids all had a slumber party in one room and they had so much fun. The rooms were spacious and there was a lot of options for dinner and breakfast. (And yes, there are electric plugs to charge your electronics.)

If you want a unique experience, knowledge of history, heritage and complete relaxation. I advise you to visit this place. For me, this place was heaven on earth and one of the best natural places I have visited. King Charles visited this place It is an old village, some houses have been converted into hotels. And you live in it as if you were from the people of the village and living in the past.

Amazing location with stunning views over the valley and palm-tree oasis. Rooms were traditional (basic), but authentic.