Full Kitchens
Full kitchens make the apartments useful for guests who prefer to cook rather than rely on hotel dining.
Discovery Gardens
ZiQoo is a Japanese-themed hotel apartment in Discovery Gardens, with studio and one-bedroom layouts. Reviews highlight full kitchens and washing machines, making it a practical base for self-catering and longer stays rather than a modern business-hotel experience.
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Full kitchens make the apartments useful for guests who prefer to cook rather than rely on hotel dining.
Rooms can include a washing machine alongside a stove, oven, microwave and large fridge.
Several guests describe the apartments as large enough for families, including one layout where five people could stay.
The residential surroundings can be peaceful, with one guest noting that outside noise did not disturb sleep.
Balconies provide usable seating space, including for morning and evening relaxation.
The gym has been described as well maintained and functional, even though the equipment selection is limited.
Check Parking. If you are driving, ask about parking before booking because one guest specifically found it problematic.
Confirm Supplies. For stays of several nights, confirm replenishment of toiletries, coffee and bottled water rather than assuming they continue automatically.
Allow Walking. Plan for roughly a 15-minute walk to the metro according to one review, even though shops and restaurants are closer.
Check Breakfast. Ask exactly what breakfast includes before adding it, as reviews mention limited options and a poorly labelled setup.
Choose Self-Catering. Book this format if you value a kitchen and washing machine; one reviewer specifically recommended it for self-catering.
Plan the visit
One guest mentioned a Japanese bath room on the sixth floor, but said it operated on a limited schedule.
The one-bedroom deluxe apartment is mentioned as a family-friendly layout with kitchen access.
Rooms, furniture and appliances are often described as dated or out of shape, with some guests saying renovation is needed.
Some reviews report inadequate cleaning, unpleasant smells, cockroaches and curtains that appeared not to be dry-cleaned.
Service reviews vary sharply: some guests praise the staff, while others report rude reception interactions and poor attention.
Guests arriving by car should note that parking has been an issue for some stays.
Breakfast has been criticised for limited choices and an unclear setup, while another review found no proper restaurant breakfast service.
The Bottom Line
ZiQoo Hotel Apartment is a Japanese-themed stay in Discovery Gardens built around apartment living rather than polished city-hotel formality. The useful draw is having space to settle in: reviews mention studio and one-bedroom layouts, full kitchens, large fridges and washing machines. That makes it practical for families, longer stays or anyone who would rather cook some meals than depend on breakfast or room dining.
The neighbourhood does much of the heavy lifting. Guests describe supermarkets, groceries, Indian and other restaurants, pharmacies, clinics and salons within easy reach, while Ibn Battuta Mall is walkable for additional shopping and dining. Metro access is available, but one review puts the walk at about 15 minutes, so daily commuters should allow time.
Balconies and generally quiet residential surroundings are further positives, and the gym is considered functional, though small. The trade-off is condition and consistency. Multiple reviews call the building, furniture or appliances old, and others report smells, cockroaches or missed towel and toiletry replenishment.
Service feedback ranges from very supportive to distinctly rude. Drivers should ask about parking before arrival. Breakfast also draws criticism for limited choices and a confusing setup.
In short, it suits guests prioritising apartment facilities and local convenience over modern finishes, dependable housekeeping or a strong hotel-dining experience.