Danat Al Ain Resort, Al Ain

I had a lovely weekend getaway with a group of families at this resort. The rooms were comfortable and the facilities, especially the pool, were enjoyable. However, the check-in process was a bit lengthy and there was an issue with the noise level from other guests that disrupted our sleep. Overall, it was worth the money considering the spaciousness and amenities provided.

During my stay, I found the hotel to have some appealing elements like a great pool area for kids, making it family-friendly. However, the dining experience was disappointing with unappetizing and lukewarm food, and the rooms, while decent, lacked power upon arrival. Overall, it felt like a missed opportunity for a better experience, especially with the pool maintenance issues.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The cleanliness and staff's friendliness were definite highlights, but there were some issues with room availability and maintenance. The dining options were decent, but I found the prices a bit steep. Overall, it could be a good choice if you're looking for a comfortable stay and don’t mind some quirks.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. While the facilities like the pool and tennis courts were decent, the overall condition of the property felt outdated and the breakfast room was quite cramped. The staff were professional and the amenities were sufficient, but the quality of the rooms left a lot to be desired – it didn't feel like a luxurious stay. I appreciated the efforts of the staff, but the hotel as a whole did not live up to its 5-star rating.

Our stay was mostly enjoyable, starting with a pleasant check-in experience. The hotel had a lovely atmosphere with lots of greenery and great facilities for kids. However, we faced some major issues with room cleanliness and dining options, which left us disappointed. While the ambiance is nice, the service shortcomings made it tough to fully enjoy our time there.