I would say in 20 years of travelling and some 200+ hotels visited this easily rates as the worst value hotel I have ever stayed at. The hotel is stuck in a time warp, it looks to have been built in the seventies with no investment made in the hotel in the following 30+ years. The decor is cheap and... More

Do not stay there! PROS - None CONS - The hotel is classified as 5-star, but it is incredibly shabby and run down. Looks like it was a 5* in the 60s. - Pricing, as in all Cham Hotels, is totally crazy. You call the central reservation office and you get a rate, than the day after upon checkin you... More

The hotel was clean, comfortable with relatively spacious rooms and reasonable restaurant, together with good views of the Euphrates on the relevant side. Main complaint would be that the hotel pool was closed (ok. maybe I am the only person who likes to swim outdoors in late October, but this is Syria with warm days even then!, so I haven't... More

I was forced to spend a night in Deir Ezzor after having insufficient time to make it to Palmyra before night fall. Unfortunately. Like other reviewers hint at, where else is there to stay in Deir Ezzor? And I think the staff here know it, since the service is pretty dire. We wanted to leave reasonably early, so enquired the... More

We needed to be based in Deir Ezzor to visit the historical sites on the Euphrates. There are 2 Cham hotels there, this is supposed to be the best and it does have the advantage of great views of the river. The room was fine - well equipped, clean. But the restaurant was empty, and Deir Ezzor doesn't offer many... More

Almost empty, rather grand (but slightly faded) hotel on the banks of the Euphrates. Food is served rather than by access to a buffet, so there is a little less choice of what you might eat, and how much. Rooms are very clean, good river views.