Bahrain Carlton Hotel

Building is old, not looking good. Govt notice - hotel is closed. Still its running. Dont know. Corridor lights are movement sensor based, seems not working in many locations, sometimes doesn't work Room service, housekeeping is good Staff are friendly Swimming pool is badly maintained, no circulation, feathers in water, shower rooms are un bad shape. TV is small and old. AC has no temperature control. Wash room water is stagnant if spill over floor, no drains. Experience is not classy. It's ok.

It’s a three star hotel, so I shouldn’t be expecting much. But I can tell you now you definitely get what you pay for. It was cheap therefore expect the rooms to be very cheap and not well maintained. However, I have stayed in other 3 star hotels and they stood out a bit more. They weren’t tight with their towels like this place especially as we booked a room for a family of 5. They had stains on the tables and sink area. The rooms definitely needs refurbishing as it has marks all over. We stayed five nights so we are able to make good judgements. Staff were polite and the location was very good. I have attached photos of the dirty windows, which made it difficult to see through them. I don’t think they been cleaned for weeks or even months. The whole floor had scratches on it. They need to put a rug there or something.

This is a 1 star hotel, no room servixe, cleaning is awfull. This was the worse experience. They forget to put towels, soap,tissues.

During my recent stay at the budget-friendly hotel, I found it to be a mixed bag of experiences. Situated away from the bustling center, the hotel's location offers tranquility but comes with a compromise on convenience for city exploration.The hotel itself is quite old, which is evident in its décor and facilities. While the rooms were clean and adequately furnished, the aging infrastructure did show its wear and tear. However, if you're not too picky about modern amenities and prefer a simple, no-frills accommodation, this might suit your needs perfectly.On the bright side, the staff were friendly and helpful, making check-in and check-out smooth and hassle-free. The room rates were very reasonable, making it a suitable choice for budget-conscious travelers looking to save on accommodation costs.Overall, while the hotel's age and lack of facilities were noticeable, its affordability and the pleasant demeanor of the staff made it a decent option for a short stay.

Okay for the price they charged. Looks like very old construction. Room was fine. But there was some smell outside of room. AC was not having good cooling. And no one attended even i walked down and informed to reception. Loud music in the night from upper floors was irritating. But again it was cheapest option in manama during my stay dates so fine for the price.

Kind of desolate.|Its mostly empty, almost ghostly. There's a skeleton crew in the lobby, nice folk, but the hotel itself is on life-support. Its breathing, just about... but |Waiting for the wrecking ball?|Probably.|Bedside light? Hardly - not one you could read by.|Plug points? One (1). Really?|Budget = budget.||Ah well.

They don't provide any basic facilities. However they charge more than the standard rate. Today they charge around 18 to 20 BD. 1. No Kettle. 2. No Restaurant. 3. No Tooth Brush. 4. Old Bath Towels. 5. The air circulation is not good. One can feel the old even on the way to room. 6. Cigarette smell from neighbouring room from the same zone will enter other room in the same zone. Never thought that the doors had such gaps. PATHETIC. Cost cutting strategy will ruin the reputation of your hotel.

We enjoyed our stay here for 3 days, nice spacious rooms. Room service and cleanliness is just amazing as they are just a call away. Highly recommended for a budget 3 star hotel. Enough parking space. Though they don't have in house restaurant, but many options outside within 500 metres.