Great location, very friendly staff, good rooms. They will organise trips etc that are excellent. Difficult times in Hamah at the moment & our thoughts go to the great staff and management there. Marc

Stayed here in April with our teenage son. The crisis was ongoing so the hotel was at 10% occupency levels. As other reviews have said the entrance is on a very drab street but there is a spotlessly clean and new elevator directly in a little shopping arcade and it goes up only to this hotel. Once you arrive above... More

Stayed here for 1 night, very nice hotel located on the 4th floor. To access the hotel, you have to get into a lift in what looks like a run down building but when you get into the hotel, it's nice and modern. Check in was efficient and rooms were very clean, bathroom was on the small siide! Surrounding area... More

Very nice modern hotel in Hamah. Good sized rooms, clean and well maintained. The hotel will arrange trips to the surrounding castles, dead cities, Roman towns etc. One of the best places we stayed in Syria, A definite recommendation.

After seeing some pictures depicting Hama as a beautiful town dominated by medieval water wheels, my husband and I decided to overnight there on our way to Aleppo from Damascus. There aren’t a lot of lodging options in Hama, and so we decided to chance the Noria. Their renovated suite rooms were an extremely reasonable $75, including breakfast, and the... More

-Location excelent, near 2 norias and the city center. -Entrance inside a kind of mini mall taking an elevator to 4th floor. No worries! -Good reception and friendly staff. -Rooms renovated recently and rooms renovated before. We stayed in the later as there was no one suitable for us on the new aisle and size was good on both and... More

We had a newly renovated room at the Noria which was much nicer than most places we stayed in Syria - very clean and comfortable. The location was great. The tours that they offer are quite expensive, however; we chose to walk up the street to the Cairo Hotel to book a tour to Apamia and the Dead Cities through... More

It's a bit hard to find, one block back from the waterfront park with a small yellow sign marking the way to go, and then the entry is through a grungy commercial hall. Once you get inside the hotel, though, you will be so glad you found it! We had a triple in June 2010 and it was quiet, clean,... More

We decided to stay at this hotel with a certain amount of trepidation (having read other reviews) but were astonished when we actually got to reception (staffed by a woman). Situated on the fourth floor of a very drab nondescript building (there are small lifts), the hotel floors have obviously undergone a total refurbishment over the past few months and... More