Mansouri Mansions is not the Ritz, but for a convenient, spacious and reasonably-priced accommodation, it is just the ticket. It is basically an apartment hotel, with a small bar and restaurant and an Irish pub across the road. The best thing, though, is the location. Adliya is a small village area of Bahrain, with lots of restaurants, but close enough... More

Room was spacious and location decent. However decor very basic and worn, things like cracked lampshades and an oven missing a door in room (2 bed apartment). Wifi in lobby only, in room wired internet broken. Staff pleasant but not very efficient. expected much more given how much was paid, although I do realize that Bahrain is an expensive place.

I started to work in Bahrain and I stayed here for approximately 10 days before I could get an apartment for myself. It is a quiet place to be, better than the other hotels that makes you feel that you are in a red light area. This was a clean and perfect hotel for me.

The Mansouri Mansion hotel consists of three separate buildings: There’s the tall, main building with the two and three bed room apartments and where the main reception and the outdoor pool is located. Also there’s Henry’s Bar, a relative large (but usually pretty empty) old-fashioned place with two bars and a billiard table. Adjacent to the reception area, there’s a... More

A bit old, but well maintained. We reserved a 3-bedroom place for 7 of us, no problem, perfect lodging for a few nights. Biggest problem is finding the front door of the hotel, and getting taxi directions. Very friendly staff though they know little outside the hotel. Several cozy clean restaurants and bars right there, with fast-food places and a... More

We had a two bedroomed apartment for two nights and it was great. Clean, central, Irish pub underneath, great restaurant for breakfast, the pool area was a bit dated but, hey, it was ok for just a swim. This was a great stay - huge rooms and all that we needed. Would definitely stay there again if in Bahrain.

This was a one night stop over. I flew into Bahrain, arriving about 3.30 in the morning so just needed a bed for a few hours. My husband had had difficulty finding the place, not helped by the road works and one way systems in place in Manama at this point in time. We had booked a one bedroom apartment.... More

The entrance of the hotel is a little hard to find, especially at night. The staff all seems reasonably friendly but we have a very little time understanding some of them--many of them are from subcontinent Asia and speak with accents that are very difficult to understand. Our room is in the new building and it is huge! (I later... More

I stayed at Manouri for about 3 weeks when I moved out to Bahrain in March 2008. I was staying in a building away from the main building, which I think is all apartment style rooms. The rooms were spacious, with a very functional kitchen area, and as you would expect from a hotel, the rooms were cleaned daily. In... More