Delta Hotels by Marriott City Center Doha

Our Iftar was affordable with My Book or Urban Point, and the place felt peaceful since there weren’t many people. The food was great without feeling overwhelming. Cinderella, their supervisor, explained the dishes and helped us since we weren’t familiar with some of them. Shoutout to her and the whole crew. We’ll definitely return for breakfast, and might try that another time.

It’s March 5, 2026, and I’m staying at Delta Hotels now. I’m grateful to the hotel team for helping me and the citizens of Kazakhstan with everything and for being so welcoming and kind. I was glad to stay here in such hard times. I especially like the chicken and pancakes at breakfast. Khin is kind and helpful too. You can always find her downstairs greeting people with a smile.

Friday morning was very crowded at breakfast in Satsuma Restaurant, Delta Hotels, but Shafin went out of his way to find us a seat and made us feel at home. He helped us with everything from eggs to coffee and kept making sure we were looked after. Muin also gave us attentive, excellent service. The team’s professionalism and warm hospitality stood out. A wonderful breakfast experience, and highly recommended for both the food and service.

My birthday trip was worth every cent, and the staff made it far better than I expected. Even though we arrived after hours, check-in was easy. The hotel is walkable to the beach, mall, and public transportation. Breakfast buffet was fantastic, and the pool and gym were great. There’s also an in-house spa. They provide a robe, scale for us over-eaters, slippers, and prayer cloth. I only wish they served mimosas at breakfast! A few things need attention: the elevator wait was far too long, around 5-10 minutes. The bidet wasn’t clean, and the shower water in my room ran across the bathroom floor. The bathroom tiles could use a makeover and deep cleaning. The beach shuttle was hit or miss. I’d still recommend the hotel and come back.