Bahrain Carlton Hotel

Bahrain Carlton Hotel is a three-star budget hotel with 67 rooms at Building 59, Road 3601, Block 336 in Adliya, Manama, Bahrain. Adliya is the capital's most characterful neighbourhood for dining and nightlife, with art galleries, independent cafes, bars and restaurants clustered along Block 338 and the surrounding streets, many of which are within walking distance of the hotel. The Manama souq and Bab Al Bahrain are about ten minutes away by taxi, the Bahrain National Museum is a short ride, and Bahrain International Airport is roughly fifteen to twenty minutes away. The hotel is a small, modest building with a no-frills, functional character, far from the scale of the big convention hotels but with the advantage of a genuinely central address in the district most visitors want to explore. Rooms are offered as Deluxe rooms and King rooms, and with only 67 rooms the property feels quieter and more personal than larger competitors. The restaurant serves breakfast and simple meals, but the main dining draw is outside the door, where Adliya's streets offer everything from Bahraini and Lebanese food to Japanese, Italian and specialty coffee. Free Wi-Fi is provided. Service is friendly and informal, appealing to budget travellers, backpackers, solo visitors and short-stay business guests. Indicative rates run from about BHD 20 to 45 per night depending on season and day of the week, which is among the lowest in this part of the city. Amenities are basic compared with the larger hotels nearby, and there is no resort-style spa or large pool, so guests who want those facilities usually look elsewhere. Evenings in Adliya are busiest on Thursday and Friday, and the neighbourhood is most pleasant to walk in the cooler months from November to March.