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One-bedroom apartments give families plenty of space, including room for children to play.
The Greens
Gulf Oasis Hotel Apartments is an apartment-style hotel in The Greens, with spacious units that suit families and longer stays. Guests can use kitchen facilities, an outdoor pool and a gym, while the nearby shops, restaurants and transport make everyday living convenient.
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One-bedroom apartments give families plenty of space, including room for children to play.
Reviews repeatedly describe the reception, security and housekeeping teams as friendly, responsive and welcoming.
Shops, restaurants, Carrefour and transport are close by, with one review noting the metro nearby.
Apartment kitchens let guests prepare their own meals, a useful feature for families and extended stays.
Daily housekeeping and practical apartment features have worked well for guests staying from several months up to nine months.
Guests mention the pool, gym and jacuzzi as useful on-site facilities, though conditions vary by review.
Free parking is available, and another review describes ample underground and shaded ground-floor parking.
Check Wi-Fi. Ask about the connection before settling in; some guests found Wi-Fi poor, while Ethernet helped one reviewer.
Request smoke-free. If smoke bothers you, specifically request a non-smoking apartment and check it on arrival because smoke odour has carried between rooms.
Check kitchen. Confirm the kitchen setup before booking: cooking is possible, but one guest noted there was no oven and limited kitchen equipment.
Allow metro time. Plan for roughly a 15-minute walk to the metro rather than assuming it is immediately outside the building.
Inspect on arrival. Check the bathroom, bedding and apartment condition at check-in and report problems immediately, given contrasting cleanliness reports.
Use parking. If driving, ask about the available parking areas; one guest specifically reported free car parking.
Plan the visit
A fully equipped kitchen lets guests prepare meals rather than relying entirely on restaurants or delivery.
The rooftop pool is mentioned as a place to unwind, although another review describes the pool as tiny and the water as unheated.
A washing machine is one of the more useful apartment features for guests staying beyond a few nights.
Several guests reported poor internet, with one calling the connection terrible and another using Ethernet to bypass issues.
Rooms and furniture are functional but dated, and some guests felt the building needed refurbishment.
Smoke odour has been reported inside apartments and hallways, including a strongly smoky supposedly clean apartment.
Reviews include reports of inadequate deep cleaning, mould, stained bathroom areas and inconsistent housekeeping.
Guests have reported humidity, water leaking onto the floor and faulty appliances that were not always fixed promptly.
The Bottom Line
Gulf Oasis Hotel Apartments is an apartment-style stay in The Greens that stands out for generous room sizes and a location close to groceries, restaurants and transport. It suits families and longer stays especially well: reviews describe one-bedroom apartments with enough room for children, kitchen facilities for self-catering, and daily housekeeping during stays lasting several months. The practical extras are a major part of the appeal.
Guests mention a full-size fridge with freezer, washing machine, outdoor pool, gym and jacuzzi, while the business describes a restaurant and saunas as well. Free car parking is also mentioned, and a grocery shop next door has delivered orders to guests. The trade-off is that this is not consistently a polished or modern property.
Multiple reviews call the rooms and furniture dated, and others report weak Wi-Fi, smoke odours, humidity and maintenance problems. Cleanliness feedback ranges from spotless apartments and daily towel changes to mould, stained bathrooms and poor check-in conditions. Before booking, confirm the apartment’s kitchen equipment, request a smoke-free room and check Wi-Fi and the bathroom on arrival.
The metro is described as around a 15-minute walk, while Carrefour and other everyday conveniences are nearby.