Logal Hotel — Hotel in Erbil Central Subdistrict

I stayed one night at the Logal Hotel. ||||Originally I was going to stay two nights, but had to rearrange my dates. Having originally booked two nights, I wanted to change the date of the second night. However, I couldn't get any response to my request to change the date on booking.com, and booking.com themselves couldn't get any response when phoning the hotel. I ended up cancelling the second night on booking.com and making other arrangements.||||The hotel is not centrally located, but on the outer ring road in Erbil. This turned out to be convenient for me as I walked to the hotel from Sami Abdulrahman Park. It's also reasonably close to the Erbil Civilisation Museum. And, walking into the Citadel/centre is easy.||||As with all Kurdish region hotels I visited service was good but there was a language barrier. I didn't need much help - I paid, was taken to my room, and the next morning they helped me find a taxi to Slemani garage. ||||During the night I heard some strange mechanical noises as if there was misbehaving machinery in the hotel. This didn't bother me too much, but someone more sensitive to sound may have been inconvenienced. ||||Overall my experience...

Can't talk enough about how amazing this hotel was ... it was really a good experience I really loved how clean the rooms are.. I loved the small details of leaving brushs qnd soap and the qibla finder they have really nice stuff .. fast and good room service service And to top that's all they have really affordable nice prices so I really recommend staying in this hotel.. And they have a cafeteria that offers tea cappuccino and water for free ..automatic lights in the corridors .. just perfect!!!😍 will...

Inexpensive hotel a short taxi ride from The Citadel. Pros: clean sheets, efficient WiFi, shower has strong hot water pressure, friendly staff, and help getting taxis (showed assistant pictrues where I wanted to go). Cons: small windowless room with a grungy feeling, smoke smell permeates from carpet, and no one speaks English. Breakfast was blah although the lobby...