The hotel is in a typical old stone house in a good location right in the middle of old Sana'a. The building has been sympathetically converted to a hotel so that it retains a lot of traditional character and rooms have traditional Yemeni furniture made of carved dark wood. On the 7th and 8th floors (there is a lift) there are rooftop terraces and a restaurant with great views over the city. Breakfast and evening meal were simple but fine. The hotel does not serve alcohol. The staff were friendly and helpful. For a fee, wi-fi is available in the lobby area and, in theory at least, on the rooftop terrace. The only negative point is the noise at night (the call to prayer at 05h00 from the nearby mosque and what seemed to be a pack of dogs barking their way round the city) but I guess these would apply to any hotel in the old city and should perhaps anyway be seen as part of the experience of staying in the historic centre.
- Burj Al Salam Sanaa
- Burj Al Salam Hotel Sanaa
