The Steigenberger Hotel Doha 5* exudes contemporary elegance, its striking architecture harmonising with Doha’s dynamic skyline. Nestled in the heart of the business district on Al Matar Street, mere moments from Hamad International Airport (DOH), it offers seamless access to the city’s pulse—where business, culture, and luxury converge. With impeccable design and a refined urban aesthetic, the hotel is an invitation to experience Doha in effortless sophistication.

Retreat to this refined Superior Room, where understated tones blend with warmth and elegance. The room offers stunning views of either the Mall or downtown Doha, and features a beautifully appointed master bathroom with a rain shower and bathtub. With a 49-inch smart TV and luxurious touches throughout, every detail is curated for a seamless, indulgent stay.

This is a half board stay. Your breakfast and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (excludes drinks).  

The hotel’s Opal – Luxury Urban Spa is an oasis of tranquillity, spanning 1,700 m² of pure indulgence. A seamless fusion of modern wellness innovation and time-honoured healing traditions, it offers bespoke treatments, an immersive thermal experience, and a signature hammam, alongside expert body and facial therapies and grooming services for men.

Unwind in the heated outdoor pool, surrender to the art of personalised care, or restore balance through curated yoga and meditation sessions. With a state-of-the-art gym and a dedicated children’s pool, everything has been designed for an unparalleled journey of rejuvenation. The hotel provides a shuttle service to the beach, where access is included.

Discover Doha, where modernity and tradition blend seamlessly, by visiting iconic cultural landmarks such as Msheireb Downtown, Souq Waqif, and Katara. End your day exploring The Pearl Qatar, a luxurious district with marinas and high-end boutiques.

Katara is Doha's cultural hub, where art, architecture and gastronomy meet. On this tour, you'll discover unique mosques, open-air works of art and savour local specialities.

Discover Education City, a hub that beautifully blends heritage with modern architecture in Qatar. Visit the Al Shaqab Equestrian Center, the Education City Mosque, and marvel at the rare manuscripts housed in the Heritage Library.

Discover Doha after sunset, admiring its twinkling lights and exploring iconic landmarks such as Msheireb, West Bay, and Katara Cultural Village. End the evening with a typically Qatari culinary experience at the vibrant Souq Waqif, after exploring its lively alleyways.

Enjoy a thrilling 4x4 dune bashing adventure to Khor Al Adaid, with panoramic photo stops at the top of the dunes.

Discover Arab culture and cuisine on a day of desert adventure, including a 4x4 ride through the dunes and an optional camel ride. End the experience with a delicious traditional barbecue in an authentic camp by the sea.

Enjoy a relaxing cruise aboard a traditional Dhow boat while taking in the illuminated landmarks of Doha from the bay. Indulge in a delicious dinner on board, accompanied by refreshing drinks, as you capture stunning views of the city.

Explore the mangroves of Al Thakira by kayak and discover a unique ecosystem. Enjoy a swim break on Purple Island, surrounded by nature and wildlife.

Enjoy a unique experience at the Meryal water park, with access to a variety of water attractions, impressive slides and relaxation areas. It's the perfect way to combine fun and relaxation.

Immerse yourself in the unique world of Doha Quest, Qatar's first indoor theme park, with over 30 attractions for all ages. Discover the EpiQ Coaster, the highest indoor roller coaster in the world, and the Magma Blast, the highest indoor free-fall tower.

Golden-hued dunes roll into the Arabian Gulf, where Doha’s skyline rises like a mirage. Qatar’s capital preserves its history while embracing the progressive spirit of the 21st century. Think souqs buzzing with the scent of oud and saffron, museums showcasing centuries of history, and a coastline inviting long, sun-drenched afternoons. Beyond the city, the desert stretches in cinematic vastness, best explored on a private dune drive or beneath a star-strewn sky. 

Each district in Doha reveals a different side of the city’s personality. Whether drawn to the glamour of The Pearl, the energy of West Bay, or the cultural depth of Downtown, Doha has a place for everyone.

• The Pearl, an island of Italian-inspired marinas and waterfront promenades, is made for leisurely strolls, boutique shopping, and elegant dining by the water.
• West Bay, with its striking skyscrapers, is the city’s modern heart - cosmopolitan, polished, and home to some of the finest restaurants in the region.
• Downtown Doha, centered around the vibrant Souq Waqif and the contemporary Msheireb district, merges Doha’s history with its forward-thinking energy, making it a great place to explore. 

Must-sees:

• The Pearl Qatar: An upscale island featuring luxury shopping, dining, and residential areas.
• Qatar National Museum: A fascinating museum designed by architect Jean Nouvel. It tells the story of Qatar’s history, culture, and heritage.
• Souq Waqif: A traditional market offering a vibrant atmosphere with a variety of shops, spices, textiles, jewellery, and authentic Qatari food.

Culinary culture:

Qatari cuisine is a mix of Arabian, Persian, and Indian influences, with an emphasis on fresh, aromatic ingredients. A few more popular dishes include Machboos, a spiced rice dish served with lamb, chicken, or fish, and Saloona, a delicious stew made with lamb or chicken, spices, and vegetables. Doha also has a huge street food scene, with offerings like Shawarma, Samosas, Kebabs, and more.

Dive deeper:

To dive deeper into the fascinating culture of Doha, visit the Katara Cultural Village to attend performances at the Katara Amphitheatre, Participate in a traditional Qatari cooking class, and more. You can also choose to explore Al Bidda—the historic heart of Doha on a guided walking tour.

Good to know:

The official currency of Qatar is the Qatari Riyal, abbreviated as QAR. The official language of Qatar is Arabic, though due to Qatar's international and diverse population, English is widely spoken and understood. Qatar is a conservative country, so it’s important to dress modestly, especially in public places. In mosques or religious sites, both men and women should cover their shoulders and knees. Women may also be required to cover their hair when entering certain religious sites.