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Beautiful hotel in a beautiful place. 5 star treatment. Rana in restaurant was so helpful and polite. Rooms fully equipped to another level. I stayed in 10 different hotels in last 4 months and ayla has been in my top 3.

Best city if you re looking for a place to take some time off.. go to khalifa street where you have nice restaurants and stores.. go to jabal hafeet where you can enjoy the view from the cafe in mercure hotel.. go to mubazzarah if you are looking for a place for bbq and picknick.. there are very nice musea as well

Al AIN is a quiet and green town. In many ways it maintains the pace of a small town and yet has half a million people. But they have made an effort to keep it very low in the constructions so it extends very far. It’s full of large villas and mansions of traditional local families, and has a few palaces from the royal family. They make big effort to put green all around town. Some of the avenues are lined up with trees and palms, as well as flowers and grass. It is really a huge effort because in order to keep it up it’s a huge budget with the extreme heat. The different oasis are really something worth taking a walk and enjoying the shade. They have several good attractions: the JEBEL HAFEET mountain that you can go to the top with your car and have a magnificent view from 1000mts high, or take dip in the pool of the MERCURE hotel at the top. In the bottom you have green mubazzara park, a traditional picnic spot. Also at the bottom of the mountain is the water theme park Wild Wadi where you can do rafting level 4. The Al AIN zoo is probably the best in the country very well maintained and extended, well worth a visit for adults and children. It has some old museums showing the forts of the fore fathers of the nation. The city has several malls, with at least three large ones and several medium and smaller ones The city is crossed by avenues connected with large round about, each on with a different landmark, which makes it easy to give directions. It has the newest football stadium, a very modern facility, the new house for the powerful Al AIN football club.

I was on a business trip with my wife, so I didn't get to see much of the city, but from the little I did see, I can't say I was very much impressed. My wife was in the Al Ein Palace, which she said that was... nice. There was a mountain that seemed cool (Jabel Hafeet) that I feel sorry we didn't get to see, but other than that, it didn't seem that there's much to see there. I find it hard to believe I would have visited this city if it wasn't for work purposes - and I find it even harder to believe I'd ever come back there.

Wonderful two night stay with my partner at Telal resort. All the staff were very friendly and efficient - Youseff on reception was particularly helpful. We had a one bedroom villa which was very cpmfand have a great view out onto the dunes and the gazelles. Very special place - I hope we will return.

Al-Ain is a small green city. Life seems slower here and everywhere you look there are plenty of trees. We have visited Al Ain Oasis, fort, and Jebel Hafeet mountain. On Jebel Hafeet we went to watch the sunset in the Grand Mercure hotel which was a wonderful experience.