Doha nightlife.
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Can someone inform me of any nightlife in Doha, I am told from the office asians that you need a licence or be a member to enter a bar, I was told Aussie legends is the place to go but its closed down.
Any info please guys Im bored shitless!!
Any info please guys Im bored shitless!!

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Yeah, there's nightlife for people in Doha.
But it doesn't come cheap.
First step is to buy a ticket to DXB....
But it doesn't come cheap.
First step is to buy a ticket to DXB....

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The phrase "a contradiction in terms" comes to mind.

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Try the Ramada Plaza , Admirals bar Ritz Carlton , W hotel , The Terrace at the Hyatt , German garden at the Marriot , Belgian Beer cafe Intercon , Spikes at the Golf club and Doha Rugby club if you can get a member to sign you in.
Don't even try to compare it to DXB/AD you'll come well short but they do the job if you want a few pints.
"There's life Jim but not as we know it"

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You need a Qatari I.D card or show your passport and you will gain entry the bar.
Try the Ramada Plaza , Admirals bar Ritz Carlton , W hotel , The Terrace at the Hyatt , German garden at the Marriot , Belgian Beer cafe Intercon , Spikes at the Golf club and Doha Rugby club if you can get a member to sign you in.
Don't even try to compare it to DXB/AD you'll come well short but they do the job if you want a few pints.
"There's life Jim but not as we know it"
Try the Ramada Plaza , Admirals bar Ritz Carlton , W hotel , The Terrace at the Hyatt , German garden at the Marriot , Belgian Beer cafe Intercon , Spikes at the Golf club and Doha Rugby club if you can get a member to sign you in.
Don't even try to compare it to DXB/AD you'll come well short but they do the job if you want a few pints.
"There's life Jim but not as we know it"
Even getting taxis here is a mare so polishing off me duty free until thats sorted.

#9

Cheers fella, I am having a problem with my driving licence so when I get my bearings I will check them out the Rugby club and golf club sound promising I have also been recommended the Harp bar.
Even getting taxis here is a mare so polishing off me duty free until thats sorted.
Even getting taxis here is a mare so polishing off me duty free until thats sorted.
The Irish Harp is ok a bit like The Dubliners in Dubai but beware they fleece you for a 35QR joining fee and then 36QR for a pint of Lager..!!!
Theres around 8 bars in the Ramada plaza , must of them crap but at least you can wander around under the impression that the next one might be better than the last..


#10

Stick with the 2nd floor bar in the old wing of the Ramada. The library bar kills the lungs with the smoke (and I am a smoker) and the bars in the new wing are soul less
Dont go expecting anything in Doha to be good. I have tried and its all shite really, just of varying degress
Best bet as everyone keeps saying is jump on plane for the weekend somewhere else
Dont go expecting anything in Doha to be good. I have tried and its all shite really, just of varying degress
Best bet as everyone keeps saying is jump on plane for the weekend somewhere else

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oh ffs Doha is not dubai understand.
Doha can be good but it is what it is.
oh whats the point.
Doha can be good but it is what it is.
oh whats the point.

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I spent two very happy years in Doha in the late 90s, where socialising revolved around the various and numerous expat clubs and societies - dive club, rugby club, HHH, Doha players etc etc, and parties at each others villas, camping trips to the inland sea etc etc.
For a certain type of expat, a sleepy town, such as Doha was, is preferable to the big city, bright lights type of place.
If you were visiting without local contacts, then yes, there was no entertainment on a plate.

#14

Glynster- you have duty free- how did you manage that? I got mine taken off of me at customs at Doha- and I needed a drink big time!

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Had its long gone now, I bought it in Dubai but it was on sale at Doha airport,nobody said anything as I came through, just lucky maybe.
