Melhores hotéis 5 estrelas em Riyadh

Best 5-star hotel in Riyadh. The amazing team and business+leisure location - all time favourite in Riyadh. The view from the rooms are breathtaking and the food is truly sumptuous. You can be sure to see some genuine smile at people at the this place who truly care for you to be best!

Among the hotels I have stayed in during this trip to Saudi Arabia, this one is generally cost-effective. The attitude of the hotel service staff is quite good. I feel that Saudi Arabia has hired many foreigners to serve them. In the hotel, I saw employees wiping the railings and floors bit by bit with rags.

It definitely exceeded my expectations, this hotel is amazing I couldn’t find a flaw. From the staff to the rooms, it’s not just a regular stay, it’s an experience. I love it and will come back for sure

The hotel has its own courtyard, valet parking is convenient, the rooms are clean, the service is warm, the breakfast is good, and the decoration is unique.

The hotel is located at the junction of two important highways in the city making it a great place to stay for a business trip. Although the exterior of the hotel is a bit dated, the rooms, lobby and restaurants are modern. Executive floor provides snacks and refreshments in the lounge which is great for quick bites. The hotel restaurants are good dining option and serve good breakfast. Staff is friendly and service is good. Overall a great location for a business trip.

The Marriott Riyadh Airport is a perfectly functional hotel. It is close to the airport/FBOs. The rooms are clean and comfortable. The prices are reasonable. Overall it is OK. But it’s just OK The Marriott Lounge on the 4th floor is accessed via key card. 8 times out of 10 the key card won’t work. So you need to go back down stairs and get a new one. The lounge is not very inspiring but it has cold c=drinks when you need the,.\\m. There is a Starbucks in the lobby which is nice. But strangely you cannot charge to your room?! I used hotel laundry and it all came back on time, nicely cleaned. Along with someone else’s Nike hoodie. I sent that back but the concierge didn’t se, to know what to do. There is a restaurant but colleagues who tried it said it should be avoided On a return trip to Riyadh, I would stay closer into the city. The Marriott at the airport is convenient, but that’s it!

This hotel offers everything you would expect from Radisson Blu standards: impeccable cleanliness, convenient amenities, pleasant staff. They let us check in early and check out late - much appreciated! The only downside is the location in the ministry neighborhood, which is a far from Riyadh‘s main attractions. This disadvantage wil be offset once Riyadh‘s metro is finally operational.

It’s an amazing experience to see how Saudi people hospitality and kind to Chinese . I m driving for 5 hrs Fromm Dubai to Riyadh for an exhibition. It’s too early to check in as there are all rooms occupied. But the duty managers were working hard to arrange a room for me even considering to offer their apartments nearby for my accommodation. I m touched not because of their general but their trust in our Chinese . All perfect !!! Not matter environments , service , equipments but also price reasonable.

It’s was great sty in Movenpick hotel really enjoyed that great location and great service from staff and staff are very friendly and helpful people we really appreciate the service specially zaman khan from front office he’s very helpful and very friendly thank you

Having stayed in this hotel for close to 100 nights this year due to a business trip, I cannot rate this hotel any better than this. Despite the 5-star rating, service level is not reflective of this, especially compared to other Marriott chain hotels with 5 star ratings. 1) Do not expect to be blown away but staff friendliness or competence. The only exception is the Club Lounge team - Ranjit, Christian, and Mohammed - who are only that provide a service expected of a 5 star hotel, and an honourable mention to the concierge team and porters who make effort to make a guest feel welcome. 2) Front desk staff scarcely seems able to deal with the simplest request and tasks, such as issuing correct invoices, sending invoices to mail that is in system or accommodating room preferences. 3) Housekeeping is abysmal - expect missing bathrobes, inadequate cleanliness, and no laundry bags. Despite calls to reception daily to have those items provided, teams either do not communicate among each other or are completely oblivious to providing a quality service. Even on weekends, when the hotel is mostly empty, it is a rare occurrence that housekeeping will come around before 4 or 5pm, usually upon one's inquiry to the front desk whether the entire housekeeping staff is on vacation. 4) Breakfast service in the hotel restaurant during weekdays is decent enough, with attentive staff. However the weekend shift will regularly need half an hour or more to fulfil a breakfast order, despite low levels of occupancy. There is no breakfast served in the Club lounge, and evening meal service there is very limited and repetitive. 5) Laundry is collected irregularly, and the hotel is prone to losing items given to laundry service, with a lot of guest effort needed to locate them, if even possible. Finding another guest's laundry returned to one's room is not uncommon either. 6) Assigning a correct amount of Marriott points upon check-out seems to be low on the list of priority for the front desk staff. 7) Absolutely zero effort (with the notable exception of the Club lounge team) is made to feel long-term and repeated guests feel particularly welcome. I have never witnessed such level of nonchalance towards this repeated guests, and that is most uncharacteristic of the 5-star hotels in the Marriott chain. 8) Rooms are decently large and furnished contemporarily, however, despite the hotel being relatively new, the signs of inadequate upkeep start to show. Unfortunately, solving the equipment issues - such as repairing a non-fully-functional TV seems to be low on the list of priorities, requiring multiple requests to address the issue. 9) Rooms on higher floors suffer from noise that is probably caused by rooftop installed AC units and is rather bothersome, even to the level of preventing a good night's sleep without earplugs. The sound insulation between rooms seems decent enough, however is not adequate at all towards the hallway and the atrium. 10) The advertised turndow