This is ostensibly a standard "high grade hotel", on a hill overlooking the sprawling city of Sana'a. Some of the good bits were: - the breakfast buffet, most of the staff and the cleanliness of the room. Some of the bad bits were: - some of the staff who needed to learn some basic human courtesy even before customer service... more

I stayed in two hotels on my stay in Sana’a, the Movenpick and the Burj al Salam. As for the Movenpick, I thought it was a solid 5 star luxurious hotel with all the amenities. Everything was great from my room, the bedding, toiletries, food, with no disappointments. The hotel is located on the edge of the city on a... more

the service is slow in the coffee shop, and I wondered why the young ladies were dressed up as calls girls. In general the food was cold in the restaurants My room was far from satisfactory and when it was mentioned to the manager (pilipino I think her name tag was Ze or something like this) she was rude and... more

The movenpick hotel Sanaa has nice rooms with all facilities including WiFi internet. The hotel has a choice of good restaurants and indoor/outdoor pool and fitness center. Surely the best of this category in Yemen. more

Although the hotel is big, with nice archeticture, I did not feel anyhing like a five star hotel. Services is terrible. The food is below average, and you just feel that you are not welcomed!! Too expensive, at this level, it is considered too expensive. Plus it is too far from everything. In the crowded city, you need to travel... more

When the Movenpick Hotel opened it was by far the best hotel in Yemen. Perfect management, food, service and the general "feeling" was just right. But one year later, the whole thing just deteriorated to an average level. Except the prices. The breakfast has gone from great to well... just a breakfast with limited choice. The rooms are OK but... more

An excellent hotel (relative to the Country). No hotel car turned up but you can get a yellow taxi with an advertised set price so no big drama. Upgraded to Junior suite, but forget the complimentary breakfast, go down to main reception. Safe and clean. more

I've been to Sana'a with business a total of 4 times, and after staying in a small three star hotel twice, we were moved to this hotel which is far superior. Staff are friendly and helpful, on our first stay at the hotel in Oct 07, our pre-arranged transport to the airport didn't turn up so we had to use... more

The Moevenpick Hotel can be considered as a quality reference for european business travels in Yemen. It's ok for job, equipped with an excellent business centre, fine restaurants; the crew is very professional and everything is at the top. more