1 king bed
The location is great, the cabins are very nice and comfortable.
“Very relaxing”
The location is easy to reach, right on the beach. The pool was being renovated.
“Relaxing stay at Souly's”
The place is ideal for a chill getaway surrounded by nature. Waking up to the ocean’s roar, sipping coffee on the porch overlooking coconut trees, sand, and waves felt perfect. Staff like Ibrahim and Mohamed at reception, Hesham and Saeed at the restaurant, and the gate guys and bellboy were all super friendly and professional. Nearby spots offer good food and drinks, and there’s a beach with a wave breaker that costs extra. The only downside was that swimming was prohibited because of high waves; I was warned that after the khareef season it would be fine. I also spotted a big dry hole that looked like a pool but had no water. If you’re heading to Salalah’s springs, waterfalls, or mountains, bring a sturdy 4x4.
“It is worth every penny!”
Having a private cabana right in front of the sea was priceless! Food was very acceptable from breakfast to lunch. Rooms were clean, the outdoor shower was amazing, and the bed was comfortable. Nice chairs on the porch overlooking the sea! 100 % recommended. Some wild dogs surrounded the property, so it’s better to keep away from them.
Everything was fantastic, especially Ibrahim who went above and beyond. No complaints.
The location is great, the cabins are very nice and comfortable.
“It is worth every penny!”
Having a private cabana right in front of the sea was priceless! Food was very acceptable from breakfast to lunch. Rooms were clean, the outdoor shower was amazing, and the bed was comfortable. Nice chairs on the porch overlooking the sea! 100 % recommended. Some wild dogs surrounded the property, so it’s better to keep away from them.
“Very relaxing”
The location is easy to reach, right on the beach. The pool was being renovated.
Everything was fantastic, especially Ibrahim who went above and beyond. No complaints.
“Relaxing stay at Souly's”
The place is ideal for a chill getaway surrounded by nature. Waking up to the ocean’s roar, sipping coffee on the porch overlooking coconut trees, sand, and waves felt perfect. Staff like Ibrahim and Mohamed at reception, Hesham and Saeed at the restaurant, and the gate guys and bellboy were all super friendly and professional. Nearby spots offer good food and drinks, and there’s a beach with a wave breaker that costs extra. The only downside was that swimming was prohibited because of high waves; I was warned that after the khareef season it would be fine. I also spotted a big dry hole that looked like a pool but had no water. If you’re heading to Salalah’s springs, waterfalls, or mountains, bring a sturdy 4x4.
