Doha, Qatar: Immerse yourself in the spirit of Ramadan at Qatar’s most luxurious boutique hotel, where unforgettable dining and hospitality experiences await.
Alwadi Hotel Doha offers a range of exquisite Ramadan experiences, from elegant family Iftar gatherings to serene Suhoor nights, as well as personalized catering for private celebrations.
Step into the enchanting Wahat Alwadi in our beautifully decorated ballroom, where golden and traditional accents create a warm, inviting atmosphere.
Guests can indulge in a lavish buffet featuring Arabic and international favorites, including fresh seafood, a sushi counter, a shawarma station, and an array of handcrafted desserts. Live traditional entertainment sets the perfect ambiance, while a dedicated play area keeps young guests entertained.
Priced at QR220 per person, QR110 for children aged 6-12. Special group rates available.
For those seeking a magical outdoor Suhoor experience, O’Glacée Pool Terrace offers an enchanting evening under the stars. With a selection of cold and hot mezzes, a sushi counter, and live cooking stations serving Ramadan specialties, guests can unwind to the sounds of live traditional melodies of Oud player.
Priced at QAR 190 per person, QAR 95 for children aged 6-12. Special group rates available.
Suhoor at AtTEAtude – Suhoor Alwadi: For a refined and intimate Suhoor experience, guests can enjoy Suhoor Alwadi, a beautifully curated Arabic tray served at AtTEAtude Café. Featuring an assortment of traditional Ramadan delights, it offers a perfect way to gather and savor the essence of the holy month in a relaxed setting.
Make your Ramadan truly special with our Memorable Ramadan Escape. Enjoy an exclusive 15% discount on the Best Available Rate (BAR) and a delightful Iftar buffet experience for two at Wahat Alwadi.
Guests can also order handcrafted cakes and desserts from AtTEAtude Café to bring home the flavors of Ramadan and share sweet moments with loved ones. Join us for a month of meaningful connections, exceptional flavours, and cherished traditions.
