Doha

Forbes Travel Guide is embarking on a global expansion of its Star Ratings. Come back soon to learn more about this property and find out which rating it earned. — Forbes Travel Guide

Set in the West Bay area, you can expect fine views of the Gulf and access to the hotel’s pristine beach. — Time Out

The...hotel reflects the intricate and unique stylings of Dutch designer Marcel Wanders, from the sweeping public areas to the rooms, restaurants and even the I Dream of Jeannie-inspired bathrooms. — Forbes Travel Guide

A mega hotel with 338 rooms on a promontory between Doha's business quarter and the new Kantara Arts complex. — Condé Nast Traveler

Set on a private, 32-acre island off the coast of Doha, the Southeast Asian-style Banana Island Resort Doha by Anantara is a luxurious, amenities-packed property. — Oyster

Walking into the W’s first Middle Eastern outpost is like entering a never-ending party. — Condé Nast Traveler

Located in the mixed-use West Bay complex, this Moorish-designed hotel showcases local white stone, latticework domes, geometric patterns, arches, columns, and palms galore. — Condé Nast Traveler

Part of the revitalized downtown arts district, Barahat Msheireb was designed to be the town square of contemporary Doha, and this hotel fits in perfectly with the neighborhood’s upscale vibe. — Condé Nast Traveler

Occupying its own man-made island connected to The Pearl Qatar, the Marsa Malaz is one of Doha’s newest luxury hotels. — Lonely Planet

Forbes Travel Guide is embarking on a global expansion of its Star Ratings. Come back soon to learn more about this property and find out which rating it earned. — Forbes Travel Guide

This is Doha's most opulent and exclusive hotel. This is no place to come in jeans and a t-shirt... The resort is a fair way out of town with a splendid spa. — Lonely Planet

Take a step inside La Cigale Hotel’s and you will be treated to an interior design showcase. — Time Out

Studded velvet sofas, plush carpets, gilded mirrors – Musheireb has gone for the extravagance of traditional Arab design. — Lonely Planet

Situated near Doha Bay and the southeastern end of the corniche, this hotel is ideal for the airport. — Lonely Planet

Lying just a five-kilometre drive from the city’s airport, the location of this hotel makes it a regular haunt of short-break businessmen. — Time Out

This genteel luxury hotel has been dwarfed by lofty neighbours in recent years but it continues to thrive regardless. — Lonely Planet

This small hotel, with its potted bonsai and Islamic-patterned flooring in the foyer, is often fully booked so ring ahead. — Lonely Planet