Looking for a hotel or apartment in Bahrain? Frasers Hospitality's Bahrain serviced apartments are ideal for discerning executives and their families. Choose from two locations,close to the top things to do in Bahrain. Find out more.
Looking for a hotel in Bahrain? Your journey starts here. The Middle Eastern nation which packs a lot into a small space, Bahrain is a fascinating, futuristic island nation that sits between the countries of Saudi Arabia and Qatar in the Persian Gulf. Once famed for its pearls, today Bahrain is known as the fastest growing economy in the Arab world. Bahrain is home to many multinational companies from different industries such as petroleum, finance and construction. Bahrain is a centre of commerce and tourism and it's possible to do both in any given day. A place to revel in futuristic modernity with one foot firmly in ancient and venerable heritage.
Located close to the offices of many top international firms and the Bahrain International Exhibition Centre, Fraser Suites Seef Bahrain is an oasis in the glittering area of Manama. Offering 90 fully-furnished Gold-Standard luxury serviced apartments, the property is ideal for executive travellers and their families travelling for business or leisure to Bahrain. Relax in our onsite facilities, including The Gallery Restaurant which offers delectable dining and sweeping views of the Persian Gulf.
Located in glittering Manama in Bahrain, the 30-story Fraser Suites Diplomatic Area Bahrain is Bahrain’s leading, award-winning luxury serviced apartments. The property offers a seamless living experience designed to meet the needs of busy executives and their families. Sophisticated and comfortable interiors are just the start - guests will also enjoy the wealth of onsite facilities, including an indoor pool, a Moroccan Bath, Kids Club and a business centre.
The Kingdom of Bahrain has a reputation as one of the leading commercial centres of the Middle East; however more recently the city-state has started to garner attention for its tourism potential. Of course, business is still very much front and centre for many of the island nation's 1.2 million inhabitants, which includes half from overseas countries including neighbouring Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
Yet, behind the glittering, futuristic skyscrapers that seem to rise like a mirage out of the waters of the Arabian Gulf, travellers to Bahrain will find plenty to see and do. Culture buffs will love the historical sites, contemporary art galleries, and places of pilgrimage. Night owls will enjoy the city-state's rooftop bars and outdoor dining, and explorers will revel in discovering fascinating markets and a wealth of local experiences. And of course, the annual Grand Prix is a must-see for those who feel the need for speed.
When staying in your serviced apartment, don't miss out on some of the top things to do in Bahrain.
Take the plunge into the world's largest underwater theme park, Dive Bahrain.
Explore the two sides of Manama, where tradition still rests alongside futuristic modernity.
Rent a beach hut and catch some rays on the Al Dar Islands
Explore Bahrain's magnificent and humbling Islamic history.
Dine out at some of Bahrain's finest - and cheapest - restaurants and eat streets
Opened in September 2019, Dive Bahrain can lay claim as the world's largest underwater theme park. Although new, there are big plans for the park starting with its initial attraction; a 70-metre-long decommissioned Boeing 747 which was prepared to protect the local ecosystem then submerged to create an artificial reef for the area's wildlife. The park will also include a full replica of a traditional pearl fisher's house for divers to explore, an underwater sculpture gallery and shipwrecks. To book, have the concierge at your hotel in Bahrain organise a day out with one of their recommended dive centres.
Manama could be considered the modern heart of Bahrain, but there's plenty of things to do when it comes to Bahrain's culture and history. Make a pilgrimage to the Al Fateh Grand Mosque to marvel at its grand scale. Designed to hold over 7,000 worshippers at any one time, the mosque is one of the largest in the world. Feeling the need for some retail therapy? Running south from the Bab Al Bahrain and only a short bus ride from your serviced apartment you'll find the Manama Souq, a warren of alleys and narrow roads stacked end-to-end with purveyors of fine... everything. Traditional Arabic pastry and sweets shops rub shoulders with fabric merchants, spice merchants and of course some delightfully flavourful food. Speaking of food, after a night out you may want to stop by ''Shawarma Alley'', otherwise known as Osama Bin Zaid Avenue. A bunch of traditional shawarma cafeterias sit cheek by jowl, trying to outdo each other in the pursuit of the perfect shawarma
Located to the east of Bahrain's largest island and a short boat ride away from your serviced apartments in Bahrain, the Al Dar Islands makes a wonderful day trip for friends and family looking for some fun in the sun. The island is set up with seaside fun in mind - hire one of the beach shacks for the day and loll about on the beach, or hire a Stand-Up Paddleboard to explore the surrounding calm waters. For something more exhilarating, hire a jet ski and skim across the water like a rock across a pond. There's also plenty of on-shore fun - the beaches are clean and there are playgrounds for the kids.
Bahrain was one of the first regions to convert to Islam in the time of Muhammad. Its long and proud relationship with Islam can be seen in its impressive Islamic cultural sites, mosques and the Beit Al Quran, or 'House of Quaran' in the Hoora district, conveniently close to your serviced apartments in the Diplomatic Area. The Beit Al Quran houses an impressive collection of ancient and rare Qurans, the holy book of Islam, as well as Islamic artefacts and examples of Islam's unique flowing calligraphy. The Khamis Mosque, located west of Manama, is thought to be the oldest mosque in Bahrain with a heritage stretching back to the end of the 7th-century. Although in ruins, the site is immaculately preserved and you can almost feel the history swirling around you.
Bahrain offers food lovers thousands of dining options, from elevated contemporary Arabic dining to cheap and cheerful eateries aplenty. If staying at Fraser Suites Seef Bahrain, book a table upstairs at The Gallery Restaurant for great food with a stunning view of the Bahrain skyline and the Arabian Gulf. Close to Frasers' serviced apartments in the Diplomatic Area, Veranda Restaurant and Cafe serves delicious traditional Arabic food including mezze, skewers, Shawarma, salads and meats grilled to perfection. Vegetarians will love the plant-based flavours at Vrindavan Restaurant, a cheap and cheerful South Indian restaurant that makes a variety of vegetable favourites round the clock.
Getting to your apartment in Bahrain is quick and easy. Bahrain International Airport services the small island nation and all international flights land here. The easiest way to arrive at your serviced apartment is to take a taxi or a private hire from the airport, a journey of fewer than 10 kilometres for both Fraser Suites Diplomatic Area and Fraser Suites Seef Bahrain.