Rooms exude 1970s glamour, with vintage references including Roberts radios, clunky rotary-dial phones beside the beds, and TVs hidden behind tapestries designed by local artists. As with its big sister in London, which is also a members’ club, The Ned Doha’s social scene centers on a circular stage with nightly live music, surrounded by the hubbub of diners in Cecconi’s and Millie’s Grill. But the best spot to reflect on what this atmospheric hotel brings to the city is at a table loaded with excellent Levantine meze, salads, and grills beneath the frangipani trees at Hadika.