Four Seasons Hotel Doha

A commanding presence along the shores of the Arabian Gulf in Doha, Four Seasons Hotel Doha impresses with its outside spaces and extensive range of facilities. The five-star hotel is situated in the West Bay area, lying on a private beach with its own marina.

The 237 rooms and suites are all about fresh white interiors, marine tones, and traditional Qatari details. And most have a balcony for appreciating the Doha skyline or Arabian Gulf views. Among other features are a large flatscreen TV, coffee maker, refrigerated bar, and marble bathroom with rain shower and soaking tub. 24-hour in-room dining is also available. 

The hotel's private marina is home to one of its 10 restaurants, lounges, and bars - an over-water restaurant serving Japanese cuisine. There’s also an all-day international restaurant, one with a Latin-inspired menu, a seafront lounge offering Mediterranean dishes, and a venue for Arabic mezze and mocktails. A handful of lounges, spa cafe, and cafe and bakery complete the options.

Guests also have access to five pools, a spa, fitness centre, and a private beach and marina.

Things to do at Four Seasons Hotel Doha

Go for a workout in the fitness centre or head to the spa for a relaxing massage or facial. Other activities include yoga, tennis, and squash. Also enjoy live music and DJ evenings across the bars, restaurants, and lounges.

Found outside are three grotto-style pools and two family-friendly pools with slides. And just a few steps away is the hotel’s private beach and marina. Recline on a sun lounger or in the shade of a private cabana and listen to the sound of the sea.

Attractions such as the Doha Exhibition and Convention Centre and City Centre Doha Mall are just a 10 to 15-minute walk from Four Seasons Doha. A 10-minute drive away is beautiful Al Dafna Park with its kids play area and walk along the Corniche promenade.

Downtown Doha is full of history and culture, with highlights being Souq Waqif, the Museum of Islamic Art, and the National Museum of Qatar. Katara Cultural Village to the north of West Bay is also well worth a visit.