‚1000 and One Nights’ in Doha

... ‚Her stories, told night by night, about the trips of Sinbad the Sailor or about Ali Baba, were able to enchant the husband’.

  Are you passionate by the book of ‚1000 and One Nights’? Visit the new hotel in Doha ‚ Sharq Village & Spa’ set up in March 2007.
Doha is the capital of Qatar, a country in full development, with an opening towards the Persian Golf, being neighbor to Saudi Arabia in the West.  Qatar hosted the 15th edition of the Olympic Games in Asia in December, last year.
The hotel is located 10 minutes away from the International Airport Doha, 15 minutes from the centre of the city and 20 minutes from the commercial centre.
The complex is a project of architecture, history and design, which gives its guests an authentic and unique experience. The hotel lies along the Coast of the Persian Golf on a length of 1000 m hosting 14 houses with interior gardens and mosaic cascades. Besides the main building, the complex has also small private bungalows where guests may live the story of the Sultan if Bagdad, Sahriar, and of his wise wife, Seherezada. The rooms are decorated in the Arabian style.
The guests have the opportunity to taste traditional dishes in the hotel’s restaurants. These have a different specific cuisine. In ‘Al Liwan’ restaurant you may taste dishes characteristic to Qatar, ‚Al Mahara and Al Dana’ are appropriate for those who love sea fruits, and in ‚Al Yasla’  you may enjoy a traditional Turkish coffee and the Arabic sweets. Smokers may enjoy the exclusive selection of Cohiba, Behike, Partagas cigars and many more, in the Cigar Lounge of the hotel.
If people wanted to smoke the Arabic hookah may do so on the ‚Al Wanish Shisha’ terrace.
You can find the biggest Spa of the Middle Orient ‚Six Senses’ inside the complex. The ‚Six Senses’ property boasts with the over 6500 square meters, having a fitness gym with the best equipment and 23 treatment rooms.
For souvenirs you will find 12 shops with exclusive cigars, Arabic perfumes and gold jewels specific to Qatar in the traditional ‚souq’ (fair) within the complex.