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This four-star hotel is centrally located and adequately equipped, offering banqueting and conference facilities—albeit a little shabby. It’s reasonably priced for extended, business-related stays.
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Four Points Kuwait, the latest addition to the main Sheraton Kuwait Complex, offers complimentary round-trip transportation and 24-desk and hotel facilities. There is one meeting room that can accommodate up to 70 people. The hotel can also accommodate 48 people in a classroom set-up, 90 for a reception and 48 for a lunch/dinner.
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Situated in the heart of the banking district, the Oasis is a small, functional, well-run hotel that sees plenty of repeat business. As with the hotel in general, guestrooms are clean, functional and compact. The Tipu Sultan Restaurant serves Indian, Arabic and international cuisine, but is particularly recommended for its Indian dishes. Styled after the palaces of Rajastan, the restaurant has beaten metal panels and a wooden ceiling. Parking can be difficult for those not arriving by taxi or hotel transport. There is a meeting room for up to 10.
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