Small hotel nightclub in the Safari Entertainment Complex at the Grand Hyatt Muscat, with a resident DJ, a small dance floor and happy-hour drinks
Club Safari is a small hotel nightclub in the Safari Entertainment Complex at the Grand Hyatt Muscat in Shatti Al Qurum, Muscat, Oman. It is one of the few licensed nightclubs in the capital, and it caters to hotel guests, expatriate residents and visitors looking for a late-night dancefloor in a controlled, hotel-run setting rather than a large standalone club.
The crowd is mostly adults from their mid-twenties to forties, with a mix of nationalities. The room is compact, so it feels busy even with a modest turnout, and the mood is social and unpretentious. The dress code is smart casual to dressy; sportswear, beachwear and sandals are commonly refused at hotel clubs in Muscat. Alcohol is served only to guests aged 21 and over, and staff may ask for photo ID.
The music is led by a resident DJ playing commercial and Arabic hits, with a small dance floor at the centre. It is not a venue for techno residencies or international headline DJs; the format is crowd-pleasing pop, dance and regional tracks suited to groups.
The drinks programme covers spirits, beer, wine and cocktails, with drinks costing about OMR 4-7 (roughly USD 10-18). Happy-hour pricing is offered at set times, and guests should confirm the schedule with the hotel. Prices are higher than at a neighbourhood pub but reflect the five-star hotel setting.
Opening hours are not confirmed in the available listing. As with most nightlife in Muscat, activity peaks on Thursday and Friday nights at the start of the Omani weekend, while earlier weeknights can be very quiet or the club may open on a reduced schedule. Visitors should call the hotel on +968 2464 1234 before going.
No cover charge is reported. Table reservations are most useful for groups on weekends, and bottle service may be available for tables, though prices and minimums should be confirmed with the venue. Guests should arrange a taxi or ride-hailing car for the journey back, since drink-driving is strictly prohibited under Omani law.
| 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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- Resident DJ and dance floor
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
- Compact dance floor inside the Safari Entertainment Complex
- Happy-hour drinks, with cocktails and spirits from about OMR 4-7
- Beachfront Shatti Al Qurum location at the Grand Hyatt Muscat
Tips for visiting
- Go on Thursday or Friday night, when the club is busiest and the DJ plays to a full floor.
- Call the hotel on +968 2464 1234 to confirm opening nights, as hours are not listed.
- Dress smart; sportswear, beachwear and sandals may be refused at the door.
- Carry photo ID, as staff may check that guests are over 21.
- Arrange a taxi or ride-hailing car, since drink-driving is strictly prohibited in Oman.
When to visit
Late on Thursday and Friday nights, when the resident DJ and dance floor are at their busiest.
Accessibility
The club is inside a large international hotel with lifts and step-free routes in main areas; visitors with mobility needs should confirm access to the entertainment complex with the hotel.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there a cover charge at Club Safari?
No cover charge is reported, but confirm with the hotel for special event nights.
What music does Club Safari play?
A resident DJ plays commercial and Arabic hits.
Which night is busiest?
Thursday and Friday nights are the busiest, at the start of the Omani weekend.
What is the dress code?
Smart casual to dressy is expected. Sportswear and beachwear are generally refused.