The restaurants encompass everything from Italian classics at Cecconi’s to old-school burgers and hot dogs at Electric Diner to a full English breakfast at Millie’s Lounge.
Our Inspector's Highlights
- The hotel’s art collection is gallery-worthy, with more than 350 contemporary works, including 60 exclusively commissioned. Among the featured artists, 61 hail from Doha and 70% are female. One work, Doha ReModernism, by Qatari artist Maryam Al-Homaid depicts the former building with its geographical coordinates through textiles.
- The 30-meter showcase outdoor pool is straight from a 1970s Hollywood movie, with green and white striped daybeds for lounging and a cool, relaxed vibe.
- Guests will love the luxurious touches in the rooms, like full-sized Cowshed amenities in the marble bathrooms, Dyson hair dryers and styling tools, as well as Marshall Bluetooth speakers.
- Location is key here. Equidistant from the tourist-friendly Souq Waqif, Msheireb Downtown and Doha’s famed museums, the Doha hotel is also a short taxi ride away from the commercial hub of West Bay.
- Ned’s Club Spa on the fourth floor has views across the city skyline and a treatment menu spanning, muscle-melting massages, rejuvenating facials and a luxurious Moroccan hammam.
Things to Know
- The luxury hotel is family friendly, offering kids menus in the restaurants, but there are specific timings for their use of the pool area.
- Ned's Club Upstairs is a separate members-only area. Hotel guests can access most facilities, such as the pool, gym and spa, with the exception of the members' club lounge, restaurant and bar.
- During Doha’s sweltering summer, some venues such as Hadika, a Levantine restaurant in a garden, close.
The Rooms
- You can choose between Park (overlooking the green space Al Bidda Park), Palace or Corniche views for each of the rooms and suites, all offering a different aspect of Doha’s unique landscape.
- Rooms take the hotel’s retro vibe a step further, with earth tones and textured furnishings all accented with muted blues and greens. And of course, the rotary dial phones sit on the bedside tables.
- Even the “Cosy” rooms clock in between 344 and 398 square feet, with thoughtful desk and seating areas, small balconies and walk-in showers in addition to the expansive emperor-sized beds.
- Palace View Suites, which look onto the Amiri Diwan (the seat of government in Qatar) and the gulf are a spacious 840 square feet and feature a dining/living room with an L-shaped sofa, a roomy roll-top bathtub and a separate shower.
- Perfect for families, the nearly 2,000-square-foot two-bedroom Corniche View Suite has a dining area for up to six people, three balconies, two bathrooms and walk-in closets.
- Each room comes with one of the most stylish mini-bars you are likely to find: a mirrored drinks cabinet with bespoke glassware.
The Restaurants
- All-day dining spot Millie’s Lounge is among the buzziest locales in Doha, thanks to its 180-degree views of the skyline, a stunning terrace area and curved dining booths. The British-style afternoon tea is especially popular.
- Electric Diner goes full tilt with the 1950s American diner vibe, some of the best cheeseburgers in town, decadent milkshakes and fully loaded hot dogs.
- Hadika, which is set outside with a palm-fringed dining area, serves Levantine favorites like fattoush dibs el remman (salad with pomegranate) and dawood basha (stewed minced beef with spices).
- Set by the pool on an air-conditioned terrace, Malibu Kitchen offers smoothies, poke bowls, salads and light bites. It’s also home to the hotel’s popular Friday brunch.
- Highlights of Cecconi’s modern Italian menu include hand-rolled pasta, some of the best pizzas in Doha and comfort mains like veal Parmigiana.
Amenities
24-hour room service 
Bar
Fitness classes
Gym
House car
Meeting rooms
Outdoor pool
Restaurants
Spa
Getting There
Building 7, Street 910, Zone 12, PO Box 15327, Corniche, Doha, Qatar
TEL974-4406-1111
The Ned Doha
