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Whilst RB Al Ain has all the fantastic facilities you ever need from jacuzzi to family pool to properly Olympic sized pool to sauna and steam. Amazing huge gym with tennis, Table Tennis and Squash facilities... it’s far from everything else in Al Ain. The nearest shop is a 5min taxi costing AED12 but it’s 20-30mins walking distance and not recommended in the desert heat. So stay at RB! But rent a car!

Al-Ain is very spread out. We had a car, so in the end where to stay became less relevant based on location, as we knew we would need to drive everywhere to see some of the attractions anyway. Ayla wasn't particularly close to any of the places where we wanted to visit but that wasn't crucial. The hotel itself, food options and parking were. Therefore Ayla ticked all our boxes. It was reasonably priced compared to other Al Ain options yet had very good standards. Clean, touches of class and a very comfortable room standard. The TV channels were among the best of many hotels I have ever been to too, with so many film channels in English. My wife and I spent hours at night watching great Hollywood movies! The pool was compact but nice and the gym, excellent for a hotel standard. It was a big, big plus that there was free underground parking (get the car out of the sun!) and never a problem to get a good parking space. The hotel is opposite a decent mall, with all the obvious food choices that kids could go for. It was a pretty decent mall in fact - large enough to shop and wander in and had entertainment etc there too. Al Ain is not blessed with as many hotel options as Dubai and Abu Dhabi, so for me, Ayla should be near the top of the list of options (at the price we got). We certainly would stay here again.

Having seen this hotel from afar at other hotels we have stayed at in al ain decided that this had to be ticked of the list.We were not dissapointed in any way the staff are a credit to the hotel the room had fantastic views over the swimming pools and surrounding areas[make sure you take a camera]The bed was huge ten foot wide and comfortable to boot.The Lawrence bar had entertainment of a trio of girl singers who had very good voices not forgetting the guy on the keyboard who knocked out a few desmond decker numbers it was a enjoyable stay and will be back.

Came to Telal with my niece for an overnight trip and we were looking for a little culture and authenticity outside of Dubai. So glad we came across telal as an option. The resort is 1/2 hour before you enter al ain coming from Abu Dhabi- and nestled in the desert about 20 Minutes from the main highway. The reception and restaurant buildings are under a huge tent that makes you feel like you're entering a befouling camp. Our room was beautifully decorated with the colors and textures of te Arab world but with modern amenities- flat screen tv, huge soaking tub etc. Open the door and our room opens right into the desert- we managed to wake up and watch the sun rise over the desert while drinking tea in our pajamas! The breakfast was delicious with different and plentiful options. Although the resort is remote and quiet, there are many interesting activities to do. We rode bikes, took a camel ride and had an archery lesson- -all before lunch! Then relaxed at the pool. Great trip!

I really enjoyed my stay at Danat Al Ain with my family. I found the cost of the room very competitive taking into account the 4 star rating and various facilities and such nice rooms are much more expensive in Dubai. The hotel is quiet located outside the center of Al-Ain surrounded by palm trees, but only about a 10 dirham (about 3 $US) taxi trip from Al-Ain mall so going to the city center is fast and affordable. Hotel restaurants were a bit expensive as one might expect in a 4 star hotel. Our room wasn't that big as compared to a similarly priced hotel apartment but very nice, clean and in good condition. My only complaint was that there was no free internet, not even slow speed wireless, which I expect at such high class hotels.

I went there for a week-end with a friend. We loved the decoration of the room which is modern, far from kitschy hotel I used to go in Abu Dhabi or Dubaï. The place were quiet, we slept very well. The staff at the reception, the bar at the pool and the "Olive Tree" restaurant were very nice, helpful and welcoming. Cocktails were good, and desserts were amazingly tasteful and refined. The breakfasts were also fine. The swimming pool has a very nice view on Al An and the Jebel Hafeet. Other good point: the music at the restaurant, swimming pool and bar was pleasant and not too noisy, we were able to chat without speaking louder.

i've always liked being in al-ain, uae as well as staying in the al-jimi area of al-ain as well, which is very landscaped, laid back and relaxing. the al-massa hotel is well designed and comfortable to be in, but it's a bit too pricy with being in us dollars range or dirhams per nite, which is very high when/if you are transitioning from a pervious job which ended over 3 months while still search for other options in the uae, which i've been doing, but have't found yet. i still like and think well of the al-massa hotel, but hope that they'll start to change their policy with having a weekly or monthly rate, not just nightly rate for someone such as myself who as stayed with them 3 times so far in recent months. there needs to be a new policy where some one such as myself who have stayed at al-massa regularly in recent weeks/months should be able to get some discounts/rewards for near future stays at al-massa again. weekly or monthly rates need to become part of al-massa as well starting soon. as the saying goes, less is more". when things are cheaper or more affortable, then they can get more guests to stay with them. thanks

Hili Rayhaan is the best hotel in Al Ain for me, I love their GYM so much and even the Egyptian coach is really helpful and you feel you have a personal trainer. I kept working out everyday. Just 1 point is the variety of breakfast and launch, also I would advise that you don't serve canned food, I would prefer fresh food such as beans. I would advise if you could provide healthy options rather than serving peanut butter full of sugar and hydrogenated fat More fresh soft fruits