From the hustle and bustle of the city to the tranquility of the desert, Saudi Arabia has it all—old world elegance met with modern innovation.
Begin your journey in Riyadh, the capital and financial center of Saudi Arabia.Take in the glittering skyscrapers or discover the rich cultural legacy of the region at Masmak Fort.
After that, make your way to Jeddah, where you can visit world-class shopping or feast on Red Sea seafood at a remote resort.The annual Hajj pilgrimage brings millions of Muslims together in the sacred cities of Mecca and Medina. Feel the tranquility and splendor of the desert for yourself. Relax under the stars in a breathtaking desert resort after a camel ride or wildlife viewing. Any visitor can find an accommodation option in Saudi Arabia, a country known for its unparalleled hospitality and luxurious accommodations. Saudi Arabia offers a wide variety of housing options, from bustling city apartments to serene coastal resorts. Keep reading to discover the top hotels in our opinion.
The Jeddah EDITION
The yacht-like Jeddah EDITION, located on the picturesque Jeddah Corniche and close to the Jeddah Art Promenade and the historic Al-Balad, a UNESCO Heritage site, gracefully integrates into the city’s cultural scene. The hotel was designed by Yabu Pushelberg and is a collaboration between Marriott International and EDITION Hotels. It has 52 rooms and 11 suites, including penthouses with panoramic views, and is incredibly lavish. The hotel’s art-filled lobby, serene spa, and specialty restaurant, Maritime, run by chef Cédric Vongerichten and serving French-Asian cuisine adapted to local tastes, make for an unforgettable stay. In keeping with Jeddah’s motto, “Jeddah Ghair,” which celebrates a combination of tradition and contemporary, the hotel is a lively social hub with venues including The Roof and The Den, which cater to both relaxation and social events.
Assila, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Jeddah
When you stay at Assila, you will experience the renowned Arabian hospitality. The Luxury Collection Hotel features over 2,000 works of art, showcasing national artistry; Aubergine, the hotel’s outdoor restaurant, serves Middle Eastern cuisine. In addition to Argentine cuisine at the Pampas grill and local specialties on the morning buffet, you can enjoy American or continental breakfasts. In addition to the in-house barbershop, guests have access to the rooftop pool and the Assila Spa, where they can arrange for various treatments. Neutral color schemes and marble baths characterize the modern style of the bedrooms and suites. Get a room on the top level if you want a view.
The Ritz-Carlton Jeddah
This five-star resort, which was formerly a palace, is now the largest conference facility in Jeddah and hosts a constant stream of foreign business travelers. Overlooking the lake in the District Southern Corniche, the magnificent and ornate edifice is fronted by a massive fountain. Over its 18 stories of splendor, you’ll find 224 guestrooms and suites decorated in a classical manner. Each room has pillow top mattresses and an iPod dock. Incorporating Saudi elements into the Ritz-Carlton brand, the antique furniture, chandeliers, and highly polished surfaces provide an air of antiquity and glitz. There are two restaurants, a tea lounge, an outdoor cocktail bar, a hookah bar, and a gentlemen’s spa in the hotel.
Shangri-La Jeddah
Perched atop the 64-story Burj Assila tower, the Shangri-La commands a great waterfront location and commands a prominent skyline position on floors nine through twenty-six. The Red Sea Mall, along with other restaurants, cafes, and shops, is within a ten-minute stroll from here. One hundred and seventeen of the 220 bedrooms are serviced apartments with views seen through floor-to-ceiling windows, while the remaining 55 are suites. Bold modern art pieces adorn the contemporary, neutral design. On the seventh story, you’ll find the Technogym, separate spaces for men and women, and a terrace with glass balustrades that leads out to the outdoor pool.
Waldorf Astoria Jeddah – Qasr Al Sharq
As soon as you enter the Waldorf Astoria foyer, the stunning three-story Swarovski crystal chandelier will catch your gaze. Constructed in 2006, the mansion features opulent Arabian design elements typical of the company. The 46 suites, particularly the Royal ones, are absolutely stunning. Each one comes with luxurious Italian linens and a personal butler. Moreover, the opulent Mataam Al Shar serves Asian cuisine and the Mediterranean-Venetian Aromi Restaurant serves Mediterranean fare. Exclusive to the hotel’s women’s spa is an aquatic medic massage pool.
Park Hyatt Jeddah – Marina, Club And Spa
The marina’s facilities are right at your fingertips—from your balcony, you can watch the boats go by—and thalassotherapy can help you feel better. Two indoor pools and two outdoor pools with parasols and loungers are available, in addition to three restaurants. Plus, there’s a limo service that can whisk you into town (most sites are within a 20-minute drive). The 142 bedrooms exude an air of cool, trendy coolness thanks to their monochrome design and brightly colored accent headboards. Rest easy on the supplied hypoallergenic bedding, Egyptian cotton sheets, and Select Comfort mattresses.
Rosewood Jeddah Hotel
Enjoy a relaxing soak in the jacuzzi on the rooftop pool while taking in breathtaking views of the Red Sea from the Rosewood. The hotel’s abundance of kid-friendly features—including the Explorer programme, Rose Buds amenities, kids’ cuisines, special events, and fun activities—make it a great choice for families visiting the Al Shatie District. The 127 guestrooms have amenities like as flat-screen TVs in each room, touch-screen controls, espresso coffee makers, and 24-hour butler service. Dine at the Arabian-style Habsburg or the Venetian-style Soleil restaurants, or have a romantic dinner on the boat’s stern deck.
Four Seasons Hotel Riyadh At Kingdom Center
The 99-story Kingdom Centre is arguably the most famous structure in the city, and you can stay in it. From two-room deluxe suites to a Presidential Suite on four stories, each of the 274 guest rooms at this Four Seasons hotel has sweeping views of the cityscape. The Grill, with its semi-open kitchen and emphasis on meat and fish, Elements, with its combination of Asian and Middle Eastern cuisine, and the Lobby Lounge are all available to guests for their dining pleasure. Some of the recreational amenities include a swimming pool, tennis courts, basketball court, two indoor squash courts, a TRX area, and two spas, one for men and one for women.
Le Méridien Riyadh
Located in the middle of the bustling Business District, this modern and stylish hotel is just a 25-minute cab journey from the airport and one minute from a metro station. The design is minimalist and contemporary, with a European influence and some Arabian touches here and there. Gather your coworkers for lunch or dinner at Milwan at any hour of the day or night; have your signature coffee made by the baristas at Latitude 24; or, for dinner, dig into Kazo’s Asian delicacies. In addition to a pool, a children’s pool, and the LMR SPA by Le Méridien (treatments can be scheduled in-room), the Le Méridien features a 24-hour fitness center.
JW Marriott Hotel Riyadh
Modern Najdi architecture is embodied in the 349 rooms and public areas of Riyadh’s 66-story JW Marriott. Despite being part of a global chain, this hotel manages to provide genuine Arabic hospitality. A full-service spa typically has a sauna, a fitness center, two outdoor pools made of freshwater, a big jacuzzi situated next to windows that go all the way to the ceiling, and more. Guests have the option to dine at Kitchen On 3, have their meals delivered to their rooms at any hour, or purchase snacks and beverages from the coffee shop/café. Getting about is a dream with amenities including valet parking, an airport shuttle, bicycle rental, and a local limo service.