ibis Styles Sharjah Hotel 3 stars

good stay , I hope to repeat this experience in the near future

Very Good Stay

No smoking room not available, carpet untidy overall poor housekeeping

The room was clean and bed was soft and comfortable. Although the water from the shower was hot even when you turned it to cold. But overall, it was still a good stay.

Great value for money... location, comfort, cleanliness, staff courtesy...

The 2 lady receptionist that I encountered were friendly and professional.

Very nicely located, well-managed hotel in the commercial center of Sharjah. Just across the road from the Blue Souk & King Faisal Mosque. Hundreds of shopping centers / supermarkets / cafes / restaurants in the immediate vicinity. There's a Costa coffee shop in the hotel's building (ground floor) itself. And a McDonald's is 2 minutes' walk away. The very popular restaurant called Daniel - famous for its lavish Iranian buffet - is in the next building. Rooms are just what you'd expect at an Ibis Styles. Not too large, but also not too small. Everything's quite functional. Only, I found the AC a bit noisy. And also noises from the passageway easily seep in through the door. As it was COVID times, there was no buffet breakfast available, therefore the breakfast was delivered to the room through room service, which was just about value for money. All in all the hotel is a very good choice, if you're in Sharjah for a short stay and don't want to spend too much on expensive hotel food etc.

The young man who greeted Dr. B. was awesome. We got kicked out of our office, for cleaning. We got kicked out of another space or cleaning. This was our only choice for Dr. B. He took good care of her. He asked her what time she'd like to check out. No attitude. Just respect. She got the room she needed. She able to relax from the night well into the time she checked out. No phone calls about when she was going to check out. It was perfect. Thank you so much

Not a hotel to use for the family.. very tired hotel. Staff were ok but the building is well due a refurb. Lifts slow & not enough of them.. location ok for business but not for holidays. I would not book this hotel if I had been paying myself.

I arrived to a quiet lobby. There were a few people in the lobby, but they weren't making any noise. I was immediately greeted by a member of the reception staff. She gave me a room with a bathtub. I am so grateful for that. I've been driving for days on end with no tub to soak my injuries. I was also just to grateful to get a room at the last minute. Our building was being sanitized. I waited two hours in my car before someone notified me that I couldn't go in to work. I was a mad, pissed, and tired. Thank you so much for having room for me. May God continue to bless everyone. In Jesus mighty name we pray, Amen!

The receptionist Mr syed very professional and kindly, The breakfast was very bad, 👎 There is no balcony in rooms, Time of cleaning very bad and not daily. All staff members is professionals and kindly

This was my 8th stay in IBIS Sharjah. The staffs are friendly and very helpful. Room was clean and well sanitized. The bed was comfortable and truly amazing. Room was provided as per my preference which made me more happy.

The team is very supportive and their responsiveness to request is quick and immediate. Special thank to Judith and Ann , and all the other team members whine I do not recall all of their names... Service is excellent .

at the reception the Egyptian man called saad and an African lady they were excellent and really very nice to deal with them , on the other hand very difficult to find car park at the site, very quite room even very small but manageable and clean

This stay was different for Dr. Barber. First, she was placed on a very high floor. Thank you to the receptionist for this. She was checked in immediately, given the parking key and the keys for her room. She was in a hurry because we just told her she needed to cover someone's class. On Friday morning she ran into a few interruptions. She was giving a talk when the phone in the bathroom ranged. We all know it was the phone in the bathroom because we could see the phone on her desk. It wasn't ringing. she had to excuse herself from her talk, go into the bathroom, pick up the phone, and answer the call. I am her assistant so, she was till wearing her microphone, and we all heard the conversation. A man asked her if she was extending or leaving. He told her it was four o'clock a nd that she needed to make another booking. As she came back to the talk, everyone noticed the concern on her face. She asked for everyone to take a five minute break while she clear up some issues. She went downstairs, spoke to the same young lady who checked her in. The young lady confirmed that her checkout date was on the Saturday. I overheard this conversation because her microphone was still on. She went back upstairs and continued her talk. Then another phone call came from the bathroom. She ignored it. The phone ranged several times. She ignored it. It ranged for a third time. She allowed it to rang. A very important executive here in the Emirates asked for the name of the hotel. He wanted to speak to the manager. She assured him everything was ok. After sometime, he asked her to call downstairs and she did. She called once, the phone ranged for a long time. Then someone picked up the phone and hung up. She called again, the phone ranged for a very long time. Then, someone picked it up and hung up. She called again, it ranged for a very long time, someone picked it up and hung up. She called again, it ranged for a very long time and then a women who sounds like she's from the continent of Africa picked up the phone. Dr. Barber expressed her concerned and made her aware of the conference call she was on. She said the phone won't ring again. They said their goodbyes and Dr. Barber continued her to give her talk. How as I able to hear all of this? She never turned off her microphone. We allow Dr. Barber to say here because (1). it's her favorite hotel to stay in. (2). it is her home Emirate. (3). It is across from the hospital. (4). There are restaurants, supermarkets, and other