The Domain Hotel and Spa

Name: The Domain Hotel and Spa
Address: BLDG 365, 365 Rd Number 1705, Manama 317, Bahrain, Bahrain
Telephone: +97316000000
Price range: $105–$260
Rating: 4.4

BLDG 365, 365 Rd Number 1705, Manama 317, Bahrain

Forbes ★★★☆☆

Google 4.4

Overall 52

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$105

11 Jun 2026

Highest upcoming

$260

28 May 2026

Median nightly

$146

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8 to 14 Jun

25% below annual median

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Review

Synthesized from Forbes Travel Guide

Forbes ★★★☆☆ Recommended

Character and identity

A 36-floor contemporary tower in Manama's business district, this is a city hotel that leans hard into design. The 16th-floor lobby sets the tone with checkerboard tiling and a curated collection of artwork by local and Saudi artists, and art-deco accents run through every corridor and venue. The signatures are vertical: a 36th-floor indoor infinity pool with skyline views, Le Sauvage and Le Domain on the 34th floor for the weekend brunch, and Txoko lounge for late-night DJs and cocktails. Vie Lifestyle Lab handles the spa and a serious Technogym-equipped fitness offering.

Who's it for

Best for:
Business travellers who want a polished base in the financial district, design-minded couples drawn to art-forward interiors, and weekend visitors keen on Manama nightlife, rooftop swimming and a properly produced Friday brunch. Foodies should note the monthly six-course Masters Wine Dinner, capped at 40 seats.

Should look elsewhere:
Families wanting a resort feel, beach lovers, and anyone after a quiet retreat. This is an urban tower in a busy commercial district, not a seaside escape, and the experience is built around city views, dining and the spa rather than children's programming or outdoor space.

Bottom line

The pull here is the vertical experience: a rooftop infinity pool, high-floor dining venues and city-and-sea panoramas wrapped in art-deco design. Book it if you want a stylish urban base with strong food and wellness credentials. The two-bedroom Sofie Suite, with butler, private chef and dedicated security entrance, is the splurge; time a stay around the first Thursday of the month for the wine dinner.

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