Club Safari is the hotel nightclub in the Safari Entertainment Complex at the Grand Hyatt Muscat, in the Shatti Al Qurum district of Muscat, Oman. Nightclubs are few in Oman, where alcohol is served only in licensed venues, mostly inside hotels, so Club Safari is one of the main late-night dance options in the capital. The crowd is a mix of expatriate residents, hotel guests, visiting business travellers and regional visitors, mostly adults in their twenties and thirties. The atmosphere is that of a commercial hotel club rather than an underground venue: lively on peak nights, social and accessible, with a dancefloor and a resident DJ at the centre. Dress is smart casual to dressy, and sportswear, beachwear and sandals are likely to be turned away at the door, as is standard in hotel clubs across the Gulf.
The music is led by a resident DJ playing commercial hits and Arabic favourites, a combination that suits the mixed international and regional crowd. Drinks cost roughly OMR 4-7 (about USD 10-18) before the hotel service charge and tax, covering beer, spirits, wine and cocktails. No cover charge is reported, although entry terms can differ on special-event nights, and visitors should confirm current policy with the hotel on +968 2464 1234. Opening hours are not listed in the available data, but nightclubs of this type in Muscat generally operate in the late evening and run into the early hours, and Thursday and Friday, the start of the Omani weekend, are the busiest nights.
Table reservations and bottle service are the usual way for groups to secure space on a weekend, and booking through the hotel in advance avoids uncertainty at the door. Because the club shares the Grand Hyatt complex with Habana Sports Bar, an evening can begin with a drink and a match and continue to the dancefloor. Door staff may check identification, so visitors should carry a passport copy or other photo ID. The venue sits on the Shatti Al Qurum coast, a short taxi ride from other hotel bars along Al Kharjiyah Street.
| Price | Drinks about OMR 4-7 (approx USD 10-18) |
|---|---|
| Cover | No cover charge reported |
| Address | Safari Entertainment Complex, Grand Hyatt Muscat, Shatti Al Qurum, Muscat, Oman |
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- Signature
- Resident DJ with commercial and Arabic hits
Location
Safari Entertainment Complex, Grand Hyatt Muscat, Shatti Al Qurum, Muscat, Oman
23.6090, 58.4439 View on map
Highlights
- Resident DJ playing commercial and Arabic hits
- One of the few hotel nightclubs in Muscat
- No cover charge reported, with entry terms varying on event nights
- Shares the Grand Hyatt Muscat complex with Habana Sports Bar
Tips for visiting
- Thursday and Friday are the busiest nights; arrive before the peak to avoid a queue.
- Dress smart; sportswear, beachwear and sandals may be refused at the door.
- Reserve a table through the hotel on +968 2464 1234 for weekend groups.
- Carry photo ID, as door staff may check age.
- Opening hours are not listed, so confirm with the hotel before going.
When to visit
Thursday and Friday late evenings bring the strongest crowd; weeknights are considerably quieter.
Accessibility
The club is part of a large international hotel complex that generally offers lift access and level circulation; visitors with mobility needs should confirm details with the hotel.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there a cover charge at Club Safari?
No cover charge is reported. Entry terms may differ on special-event nights, so confirm with the hotel.
What music does Club Safari play?
A resident DJ plays commercial hits and Arabic favourites.
What is the dress code?
Smart casual to dressy. Sportswear, beachwear and sandals may be refused entry.
Which nights are busiest?
Thursday and Friday, the start of the Omani weekend, are generally the busiest nights.