The hotel is only few kilometers away from the Baghdad’s famous landmarks, embassies and major sites.
Iraqi National Museum
In the heart of Baghdad stands a building with a legacy that stretches back 65,000 years, inviting you to explore the very origins of civilization. Within its walls, history is preserved in the form of the first alphabet, the first legal codes, and the earliest known art forms. The Iraqi Museum, originally constructed in 1923 in Al-Rusafa, has changed locations several times. The present building began construction in 1957 and was completed in 1963.
Iraqi Military Aviation Museum
The Iraqi Military Aviation Museum in Baghdad showcases the rich history of military aviation in Iraq. It features a collection of historic aircraft, including Soviet-era jets, transport planes, and helicopters, reflecting Iraq's aviation legacy. The museum also highlights the development of the Iraqi Air Force and its role in the country's military history. Its exhibits offer insight into aviation technology and the historical context of Iraq's defense strategy.
Wax Museum
The Baghdadi Museum recreates Iraq’s history with over 500 wax and plaster figures depicting scenes from a century ago, such as barber shops, Sufi ceremonies, and Turkish baths. Set in an Ottoman-era house near the Tigris, it contrasts with the fortified streets of modern Baghdad. Originally founded by British adventurer Gertrude Bell, the museum preserves the lifestyles of Iraq’s past. Through exhibits, storytelling, and music.
Embassies
United Arab Emirates Embassy 3.2 km
Spanish Embassy 3.5 km
German Embassy 3.7 km
Ukrainian Embassy 3.8 km
Bulgarian Embassy 3.8 km
Indian Embassy 4.4 km
Egyptian Embassy 4.6 km
Greek Embassy 5 km
British Embassy 9.7 km
American Embassy 12.7 km
Hospitals
Hurriya Private Hospital (largest hospital in Iraq) 2 km
Royal Private Hospital 750 m
Karkh Private Hospital 1.1 km
Children’s Central Hospital 1.2 km
Residential Complexes
Modon 5.2 km
Iraq Gate 8.5 km
Baghdad International Airport
Baghdad International Airport (IATA: BGW, ICAO: ORBI), also known as Baghdad Airport, is Iraq’s largest international airport. It was previously known as Saddam International Airport. It is planned to expand Baghdad International Airport and double its capacity to handle over 15 million passengers per year. The expansion includes the construction of three new passenger terminals.