Pool day passes in Oman
Find hotel pool day passes in Oman, from Muscat's Shatti Al Qurum corniche hotels to the beachfront resorts at Al Mouj. Prices and booking rules.
1 city with hotel pool day passes
Oman's pool day pass scene is a one-city market centered on Muscat, spread across a corniche, a headland, and a marina district. We track 9 hotels there selling non-guest pool access. Prices span OMR 7 (about $18) to OMR 60 (about $156).
Most hotels sit in the OMR 8-25 range, where passes often return most of the cost as food and drink credit. The Chedi Muscat stands out at the top of the range, with a 103-meter pool split into three temperature zones, reportedly the longest hotel pool in the region. Its OMR 60 (about $156) pass returns OMR 40 of that as F&B credit.
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Prices run from OMR 7 (about $18) at the cheap end up to OMR 60 (about $156) at The Chedi Muscat. Most hotels sit in the OMR 8-25 range, and passes in that middle band often return most of the cost as food and drink credit.
Muscat is the country's only pool day pass destination, with 9 hotels we track selling non-guest access along the Shatti Al Qurum corniche, the Al Ghubra headland, and the Al Mouj marina district.
We've confirmed pool day passes at nine hotels in Muscat, ranging from the budget-friendly Maani Muscat to beachfront resorts like the Mandarin Oriental and The St. Regis Al Mouj.
The Chedi Muscat holds a 103-meter pool split into three temperature zones, reportedly the longest hotel pool in the region. Its day pass costs OMR 60 (about $156), with OMR 40 of that returned as F&B credit.