البحث عن فنادق بتصنيف 3 Star في كينجسجيت من SAR 323

"Helpful friendly staff, lovely hotel, nice breakfast and close to local amenities"

"I had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The rooms were clean, spacious, and very comfortable. The staff was friendly, professional, and always willing to help. The location was excellent, with easy access to local attractions and restaurants. The breakfast was delicious and offered a great variety of options. Overall, the service exceeded my expectations, and I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a pleasant and relaxing stay. I will definitely come back in the future."

"The check-in was smooth and easy. Single Room was clean and well laid out. Will definitely stay here again."

"This was a beautiful small hotel, 8 rooms over a pub in the centre of town. Each room is different but mine (room 5) was amazing. Large bedroom and a spa line bathroom with a tub that would be perfect for wine and a bubble bath and a separate rainfall shower. Breakfast was included with a good sized menu. All the staff was friendly and helpful. There is no elevator, so you are carrying your luggage up and down a lot of stairs, but the staff always jump in to help. This property is owned by...

"Very dated,not clean,many things in room broken, beds old and uncomfortable extension leads all over Which are afire risk,very poor experience"

"Excellent location. Excellent breakfast. Very helpful staff.Narrow and steep staircases so maybe not good for persons with a disability."

"The staff was quite helpful and the location convenient."

"Everywhere was very clean. The food was very good with a varied menu in the bar and restaurant. The staff were friendly and helpful. Plenty of parking,"

"We were expecting a well maintained, boutique hotel, sadly it was not. Although refurbished in Nov 2014, the state of our room (1) lacked maintenance. Although each was relatively minor, when 10 issues are present, then the result is a disappointment. I relayed these to the receptionist on departure, and she seemed reluctant to seriously acknowledge the problem. This summed up the general feeling of laissez-faire."