Published material is strongly positive about the physical setting: a parent review called the facilities “Fantastic,” while the inspection described creative use of accommodation and outdoor areas and a well-resourced site. The 2022 inspection assessed the then-existing premises rather than the completed Dilmunia campus, so it is useful context but not a current engineering assessment of the 2023 campus.

The independent parent review said the school felt like “trial and error,” that it was “more focused on marketing than actual education,” and rated administration “Terrible.” Countervailing published parent feedback describes a “very good community,” friendly staff and excellent communication, while the inspection recorded that parents found leaders approachable and complaints were rare; these positive sources are largely school-published or based on the 2022 inspection and should not be treated as a balanced current aggregate.

A January 2011 report said delivery was delayed by slow connections for electricity, water and sewage, and described the lack of a connection to the main sewage network as a problem. This is historical evidence outside the requested ten-year window and is not evidence of the condition as of October 13, 2026; no current published structural rating or current resident report on the fabric or systems was located.

The place listing shows 4.0/5 from 228 reviews; sampled comments include “Very good,” “Very Nice ^_^ Nice Location ..,” and “Not bad location,” alongside “Limited parking space” and “there is no supermarkets or any shops.” In September 2026, a report said residents of Salman City apartments had been asked to review contracts and service/maintenance calculations, with some cases involving retroactive amounts and monthly payments reportedly rising from BD20–40 to BD97, BD125 or about BD166; this is a current operational/financial concern, not a published amenity score.