Central location
Naif location is easy to find by car, with shops and restaurants nearby for everyday convenience.
Naif
A low-key hotel in Naif with rooms, Indian dining and a bar-led evening scene. Guests mention Nattupuram bar & restro for drinks, music and a small seating area, while the hotel also advertises free beach and mall shuttles.
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Naif location is easy to find by car, with shops and restaurants nearby for everyday convenience.
One reviewer found free parking in front of the hotel and an additional parking lot available at night.
A guest described both master and other bedrooms as comfortable, with another finding the room facilities complete.
Nattupuram bar & restro is described as a small, calm seating area with polite staff, drinks and speaker music.
Some guests found the staff welcoming, including prompt hot-tea service and good customer relations.
Confirm booking. If booking through OYO, confirm the room is actually held before travelling; one guest arrived to find no room available.
Use parking. Drivers can ask about the free front-door parking or night parking lot mentioned by a guest.
Check minibar. Ask for drink prices before taking anything from the refrigerator; one guest said the price was four times higher than outside.
Request quiet room. Ask for a room away from the bar and check the AC, since reviews mention bar noise and a noisy air conditioner.
Inspect room. Check towels, furniture, smell and signs of pests at arrival, given several older reports of poor room condition.
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Reviews report cockroaches, dirty towels, bad smells and inconsistent sanitation, so room condition may need checking.
One guest booked through OYO but was not given a room, changed plans and reported losing time and money.
Noise from the bar can carry into the hotel, although one guest found the third floor quieter.
A review describes rotten furniture and says the hotel needs improvements to its furniture and cleaning.
The air conditioner was specifically reported as noisy, which could matter during an overnight stay.
The Bottom Line
Middle East Hotel is a budget-minded Naif stay with a useful location, rooms, Indian dining and an evening bar scene. The clearest non-room draw is Nattupuram bar & restro, described as a small seating area where guests can have drinks with music. Another review mentions four restaurants and a bar, so this is more than a place to sleep if you want casual evening options on site.
Location is a practical strength. It is easy to find by car, shops and restaurants are nearby, and one guest found free parking directly in front plus a parking lot usable at night. Several reviews also describe comfortable rooms, complete facilities and friendly service; one guest specifically appreciated prompt hot tea.
The hotel-supplied description adds free beach and mall shuttles, though that service is not detailed in the customer reviews. Expect a mixed, distinctly budget-hotel experience rather than consistent polish. Older reviews mention cockroaches, bad smells, dirty towels and rotten furniture, while another reports a booking failure through OYO that cost time and money.
Bar noise and a noisy AC may affect sleep. Confirm your reservation, inspect the room on arrival and ask about drink prices: one review records a Red Bull at 55dirham, while another says refrigerator drinks cost four times more than outside.