Fuel choice
Reviews say every kind of fuel is available, making this a practical refuelling stop.
Abu Hail
Emarat-Hor Al Anz is a compact Abu Hail petrol station for straightforward refuelling, with a small onsite supermarket for essentials. Reviews also mention a car wash, and one customer found the tyre air and water facilities in good working order, making it useful for a quick stop beyond filling the tank.
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Reviews say every kind of fuel is available, making this a practical refuelling stop.
The air and water points for tyres were reported to be working properly.
The onsite supermarket is useful for picking up everyday essentials during a fuel stop.
A repeat customer reported good service when using the station's car wash.
Staff helped return a lost driving licence, according to one customer.
Visit off-peak. Come outside busy periods if possible; the small forecourt can become congested and uncomfortable.
Check fuel. Check the amount dispensed before leaving and keep your receipt in case there is a discrepancy.
Use tyre points. If you need tyre air or water, check these facilities on arrival; one customer found both working.
Ask before paying. If you need an Emcan scan, ask first because one review reported that the machine was not working.
Plan washroom use. Do not rely on the washroom being well maintained; cleanliness and toilet paper were both criticised.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
The store was used to purchase a Salik tag, with the customer noting helpful service.
The Emcan application and its QR scan are mentioned, although one customer reported difficulty using the service.
The station is repeatedly described as small, cramped and overcrowded, with limited room during busy periods.
Several reviews complain about washroom cleanliness, including one describing it as worse than a public washroom.
Although many customers praise the team, others report rude behaviour and staff shouting at customers.
A review says the card machine was very slow, while another reported trouble using the Emcan application.
Customers have reported petrol overflowing and a separate unresolved concern about receiving less fuel.
The Bottom Line
Emarat-Hor Al Anz is a compact Abu Hail petrol station for straightforward refuelling, with a small onsite supermarket for essentials. Reviews also mention a car wash, and one customer found the tyre air and water facilities in good working order, making it useful for a quick stop beyond filling the tank. The trade-off is space.
Customers describe a tiny, cramped or overcrowded forecourt, with no parking mentioned in one review, so busy periods may be frustrating and queues may not feel well organised. An older review describes four fuel dispensers and a car wash option, while also noting a City Bank ATM, KFC, workshops and a cafeteria; these are customer-reported details rather than a current facilities list. Service is uneven.
Many reviews praise polite, helpful staff and good customer service, but others report rude behaviour, shouting, a slow card machine, difficulty scanning the Emcan application, and a pump attendant arguing after petrol overflowed. Washroom cleanliness is a recurring concern, including a complaint about missing toilet paper. For a quick essentials-and-fuel stop, it has practical advantages, but it is not the most comfortable place to linger.