The hotel's proximity to my office at Alia Plaza was a major plus
The staff at this hotel were very helpful and made my stay enjoyable
I was pleased to find that my room was tidy and well-maintained
My room was spacious and comfortable
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My room was spacious and comfortable
— how guests describe the rooms
45 m² · 1 extra-large double bed and 1 sofa bed · Sleeps 3 · Suite
The Junior Suite is a wheelchair‑accessible private suite with an elevator‑served upper‑floor location. It offers an extra‑long bed, a fold‑up extra bed and a crib, sleeping up to three guests, and includes a seating area with a sofa, dining table and flat‑screen TV. The en‑suite bathroom features a bath or shower, bidet, free toiletries, bathrobe, slippers and a hairdryer.
Beds 8.5/10 · 102 guests mention them
60 m² · 1 sofa bed · Sleeps 2 · Suite
The Deluxe Suite has a seating area and a sofa. It features air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, and a safety deposit box. The private bathroom includes a bath or shower, towels, and a clothes rack, and the suite has a refrigerator and ironing facilities. This suite sleeps 2 guests and has an extra bed and crib available.
Beds 7.7/10 · 93 guests mention them
56 m² · Sleeps 4 · Suite
28 m² · 1 double bed · Sleeps 2
The Deluxe Double Room has air conditioning and a seating area. The bathroom is equipped with a bidet, bath or shower, hairdryer, and free toiletries. This room has a flat-screen TV, ironing facilities, and a refrigerator, and it sleeps 2 guests, with the option of 1 extra bed or 1 crib.
Beds 8.5/10 · 102 guests mention them
24 m² · 2 single beds · Sleeps 1
The Deluxe Single Room accommodates one guest, can be connected to an adjacent room, and offers a crib on request. A private bathroom is provided. The space is air‑conditioned, carpeted and includes a wardrobe, seating area, safety‑deposit box, iron with ironing facilities, and a clothes rack.
Beds 7.7/10 · 93 guests mention them
80 m² · Sleeps 5
I liked the location and the free coffee machine in the breakfast area; breakfast was simple but enough to start the day with a quick omelet, veggies and other options. I did not like the bad smell in room #228 – it was awful and even after airing it out for a long time it didn’t improve, and that was the only thing that lowered my rating for Cleanliness and Comfort.
The place is beautiful.
The hotel sits right on the main road, next to a restaurant complex with parking available, and I’d like to thank the reception officer who greeted me with top‑level professionalism. They charged me for water that should have been provided daily—half a riyal per bottle—and when I asked the reception for eight bottles for two rooms, she said two were free and the rest cost two riyals each, which I accepted. At checkout they billed me 16 riyals for six bottles, and the Asian‑styled receptionist claimed the price had risen to three riyals per bottle—“yesterday it was two, today it’s three!” I refused, paid ten riyals and left feeling the Ritz‑Carlton‑like service gave a poor impression because of the confusing billing.
The stay was good.
“لا انصح به”
The cleanliness was lacking.
I liked the location and the free coffee machine in the breakfast area; breakfast was simple but enough to start the day with a quick omelet, veggies and other options. I did not like the bad smell in room #228 – it was awful and even after airing it out for a long time it didn’t improve, and that was the only thing that lowered my rating for Cleanliness and Comfort.
The stay was good.
The place is beautiful.
“لا انصح به”
The cleanliness was lacking.
The hotel sits right on the main road, next to a restaurant complex with parking available, and I’d like to thank the reception officer who greeted me with top‑level professionalism. They charged me for water that should have been provided daily—half a riyal per bottle—and when I asked the reception for eight bottles for two rooms, she said two were free and the rest cost two riyals each, which I accepted. At checkout they billed me 16 riyals for six bottles, and the Asian‑styled receptionist claimed the price had risen to three riyals per bottle—“yesterday it was two, today it’s three!” I refused, paid ten riyals and left feeling the Ritz‑Carlton‑like service gave a poor impression because of the confusing billing.
