We’ve tried and tested all the best hotels in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from boutique boltholes to top-rated luxury stays 

Saudi Arabia is quickly becoming a must-visit destination in the Middle East thanks to its unique historical sites and access to the Red Sea. And if you’re heading to the nation’s capital, then be sure to stay at one of the best hotels in Riyadh, where you can indulge in some of the warm local hospitality amid excellent design.

1. Mandarin Oriental Al Faisaliah, Riyadh | Al Olaya

Hotel: Mandarin Oriental Al Faisaliah, Riyadh
Location: King Fahad Road, Al Olaya, Riyadh 12212, Saudi Arabia
Neighbourhood: Al Olaya, Riyadh’s central business and shopping district
Rooms: Luxury rooms and suites, including Superior Rooms and Executive Corner Suites
Style: Refined contemporary interiors within the landmark Al Faisaliah complex
Family-friendly: Connecting rooms and family-friendly services; suitable for city breaks with children
Wellness: Separate men’s and women’s spa facilities, treatment rooms and fitness facilities
Pool: Indoor swimming pool
Dining: The Globe, all-day dining, a brasserie and a cake shop
Best for: Luxury city stays, shopping and fine dining
Prices starting from: SAR 1,200 per night, depending on room and season

This hotel underwent a renovation in 2024, and it’s dazzling all the way through. It sits in the heart of Riyadh’s Al Olaya neighbourhood, which means everything’s on the doorstep, but trust us – you won’t want to leave. Rooms and suites take luxury to new levels; Superior Rooms have glass-walled bathrooms with free-standing tubs, and if you opt for a suite, pick a corner one for epic city views. Executive Corner Suites have a huge bedroom, a living room, a marble ensuite, and a personal butler.

The hotel’s spa is totally zen, divided into women’s and men’s sections with a whole menu of relaxing treatments, but if you’re itching to discover Riyadh, the staff can book you onto tours in and around the city. And MO’s dining spots are some of the best around: there’s all-day dining, a cake shop, a brasserie and our favourite, The Globe, which is inside the panoramic golden sphere atop the hotel and serves fine dining European cuisine.

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2. Four Seasons Hotel Riyadh at Kingdom Centre | Al Olaya

Hotel: Four Seasons Hotel Riyadh at Kingdom Centre
Location: Kingdom Centre, King Fahd Road, Riyadh 11321, Saudi Arabia
Neighbourhood: Al Olaya, close to major shopping and business destinations
Rooms: 249 rooms and suites, with panoramic city views
Style: Contemporary luxury with modern furnishings and Middle Eastern design details
Family-friendly: Family services, spacious accommodation and activities arranged through the concierge
Wellness: Spa and fitness facilities
Pool: Outdoor swimming pool
Dining: Café Boulud, Obaya Lounge and additional breakfast and lounge venues
Best for: Luxury city breaks, business trips and shopping holidays
Prices starting from: SAR 1,500 per night, depending on room and season

The Four Seasons brand, combined with Middle Eastern design and hospitality, equals ultimate luxury at the hotel brand’s Riyadh outpost. The ultra-modern skyscraper, of which the hotel takes up the top half, hides sleek interiors filled with contemporary art and furnishings that make everything feel futuristic. The 249 rooms and suites all have panoramic views, and we love their Executive Suites, which have corner windows looking out over the city, a solid marble bathroom, a king-sized bed and jewel-hued furnishings.

As with all Four Seasons, there’s a long list of experiences to try, from tours of the dunes to a trip to ‘The Edge of the World’ in the Saudi desert. And for their dining offer, choose from French at Café Boulud (inspired by Chef Daniel Boulud), international fare at Obaya Lounge, and various brunch, breakfast and drinks spots scattered throughout.

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3. Nofa Riyadh, A Radisson Collection Resort | Tibrak

Hotel: Nofa Riyadh, A Radisson Collection Resort
Location: Nofa Resort, Tibrak, Riyadh Province, Saudi Arabia
Neighbourhood: Tibrak, around 45 minutes from central Riyadh
Rooms: 57 villas, including options with private pools and gardens
Style: African-inspired desert retreat with thatched details, dark wood and landscaped grounds
Family-friendly: Safari park, adventure park, cinema, bowling and activities for children
Wellness: Fitness facilities and outdoor activities, including horse riding and kayaking
Pool: Private pools in most villas; some villas have private gardens instead
Dining: Tswalu and The Butcher’s Den, alongside other resort dining options
Best for: Families, nature escapes and private villa stays
Prices starting from: SAR 2,000 per night, depending on room and season

If being in the middle of a city isn’t your thing, Nofa, which lies 45 minutes outside Riyadh, might be the ideal escape. The property is surrounded by sweeping sand dunes, lush forest and lakes, making it feel like a true desert oasis. The thatch-style buildings, dark wood and palm trees continue through the African-inspired villas, which span from smaller bungalows to three-bedroom pads. All but the Terrace Villas have a private pool or garden, and fun interiors featuring patterned rugs and canopy beds.

Despite being out of Riyadh, there’s lots to explore, including a safari park and golf course, and activities such as horse riding, padel and kayaking. We love how family-oriented it is too: it’s got a cinema, bowling and an adventure park. And you’ll be spoiled for choice when it comes to food – Tswalu is their signature all-day spot, but we’d recommend trying delicious meats at The Butcher’s Den for something extra special.

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4. Narcissus The Royal Hotel | Al Olaya

Hotel: Narcissus The Royal Hotel
Location: Olaya Street and Tahlia Street, Al Olaya, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Neighbourhood: Al Olaya, near the city’s shopping and financial districts
Rooms: Classic, Executive and other room categories, plus spacious suites
Style: Opulent interiors with ornate ceilings, chandeliers, patterned carpets and gold finishes
Family-friendly: Spacious suites and family-friendly hotel facilities
Wellness: Narci Spa, fitness centre, sauna, steam room and treatment services
Pool: Indoor swimming pool
Dining: International buffet dining and Magnolia Lounge
Best for: Couples, luxury stays and guests seeking extensive spa facilities
Prices starting from: SAR 900 per night, depending on room and season

Located in Riyadh’s buzzing downtown district, Narcissus The Royal earns its five-star reputation on interior design alone, as it feels more like a royal Middle Eastern palace than a hotel. Think intricately carved ceilings, dripping chandeliers, plush, patterned carpets, and gold finishes. And that’s from the Classic right up to the Executive rooms and suites; our pick would be the Classic Suite, which has a huge bedroom and separate living area, or the exclusive Spa Suite, with a Jacuzzi, steam room and massage beds.

But the Narci Spa is open to all guests, featuring an indoor pool, fitness centre and range of treatments, even if you’re not in the Spa Suite. The hotel has one main restaurant, but it works extra hard to impress, with an all-day buffet comprising five show kitchens serving up cuisine from countries around the world. For somewhere to chill, the Magnolia Lounge is just the spot for a morning coffee or pastry before a big day of exploring.

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5. Jareed Hotel Riyadh | Hittin

Hotel: Jareed Hotel Riyadh
Location: The Boulevard, Prince Turki Bin Abdulaziz Road, Hittin, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Neighbourhood: Hittin, near The Boulevard Riyadh and its restaurants and shops
Rooms: Contemporary rooms and suites, including Boulevard View Suites with separate living areas and terraces
Style: Boutique-inspired Art Deco design with elegant finishes and modern furnishings
Family-friendly: Larger suites provide additional living space; check room suitability when booking with children
Wellness: Spa and fitness facilities
Pool: Swimming pool facilities; confirm access and operating arrangements when booking
Dining: Morini Italian restaurant and The Living Room
Best for: Couples, design-conscious travellers and dining near The Boulevard
Prices starting from: SAR 1,000 per night, depending on room and season

In a city of chain hotels, Jareed has nailed a truly boutique feel in its sleek Art Deco design, modern amenities and five-star perks. The hotel is surrounded by local restaurants and shops, but feels hidden away, with rooms and suites that are elegant but pared back. The Boulevard View Suite, for example, features blue hues and wooden furniture, encompassing a king bed, living and dining areas, and a spacious terrace with views over the city from homely outdoor furniture.

We’d recommend eating at their restaurant, Morini, just to appreciate the design of marbling and mosaics, but the Italian cuisine is outstanding, too. Afterwards, enjoy a drink out on the terrace at The Living Room, the hotel’s bar and co-working space, which offers sweeping views of Riyadh.

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6. Bab Samhan, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Diriyah | Diriyah

Hotel: Bab Samhan, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Diriyah
Location: Historic Diriyah, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Neighbourhood: Diriyah, close to the UNESCO-listed At-Turaif district and Bujairi Terrace
Rooms: 134 rooms and suites with locally inspired furnishings and handcrafted details
Style: Contemporary luxury rooted in traditional Najdi architecture and design
Family-friendly: Spacious accommodation and access to nearby cultural attractions; check room configurations for families
Wellness: Nafel Alwadi Spa, gym and treatment facilities
Pool: Indoor swimming pool
Dining: Three signature restaurants, including Taleed by Michael Mina and Medheef
Best for: Heritage stays, cultural experiences and luxury dining
Prices starting from: SAR 1,800 per night, depending on room and season

Just a short drive from Riyadh, Bab Samhan is giving desert camp vibes with its flickering outdoor fires, sandstone buildings, palm-lined walkways, and earth-toned awnings. The hotel celebrates Najdi culture, reflected in the handcrafted details inside its 134 rooms and suites. Each features local designs and hand-dyed linens, with beautiful, bold, patterned furnishings and panelling. We suggest the Mesbah Grand Deluxe Suite, complete with a traditional living area, marble bathroom and king-sized bed.

Their Nafel Alwadi Spa has scrubs and wraps galore, along with a gym and indoor pool, and to sate your appetite after all that relaxing, there’s also an impressive array of eateries. Medheef is their all-day, market-style option, but for something unique, Taleed is led by Michelin-starred chef Michael Mina, and serves locally-inspired dishes under the stars.

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7. Vivienda Hotel and Villas | Diplomatic Quarter

Hotel: Vivienda Hotel and Villas
Location: Dareen Street, Diplomatic Quarter, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Neighbourhood: Diplomatic Quarter, a leafy residential district with parks and walking paths
Rooms: Luxury villas starting from two bedrooms, with larger options for groups and families
Style: Private villa accommodation with contemporary interiors and Arabian design influences
Family-friendly: Multi-bedroom villas, kitchens and private outdoor spaces suit families and longer stays
Wellness: Spa and gym facilities
Pool: Multiple swimming pools, with private pools in selected villas
Dining: On-site restaurant serving international cuisine
Best for: Families, groups, extended stays and guests seeking privacy
Prices starting from: SAR 1,800 per night, depending on room and season

In a neighbourhood called the Diplomatic Quarter, you can expect stays to be top-notch. At Vivienda Hotel, the villas take centre stage, with each having different but equally luxe features. They range in size from two bedrooms upwards, and all feature elegant nods to Arabian design and architecture – the three-bedroom Gradioso Villa is full of pretty geometric patterns and comes with a private terrace, pool and jacuzzi. You’ll also find fully equipped kitchens and an optional butler service.

Naturally, the property also has multiple main pools, as well as a gym, spa, and a restaurant serving international cuisine. And if you’re keen to leave this tranquil spot, they can even arrange car rental to help you get out and explore.

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8. The St. Regis Riyadh | Al Hada

Hotel: The St. Regis Riyadh
Location: VIA Riyadh, Al Hada, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Neighbourhood: Al Hada, near VIA Riyadh’s luxury shops, restaurants and entertainment venues
Rooms: 83 rooms and suites with contemporary interiors and city views
Style: Modern luxury with sandstone architecture and subtle Saudi design influences
Family-friendly: Spacious suites and personalised concierge services; confirm family-specific facilities when booking
Wellness: St. Regis Spa, fitness facilities, sauna, steam room and relaxation areas
Pool: Outdoor swimming pool
Dining: Jackie Restaurant, St. Regis Bar and Stella Sky Lounge
Best for: Luxury shopping, exclusive stays and special occasions
Prices starting from: SAR 2,000 per night, depending on room and season

Riyadh’s opulent St. Regis hotel is the place to stay if you want real exclusivity, thanks to its location within VIA Riyadh, a luxury mall area of designer shops and restaurants. Its imposing sandstone structure and interiors feature sleek glass and earth tones, and the rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows to let the light in. Rooms are spacious, but suites (like the VIA Riyadh Suite) add on city views, living-dining spaces and an extra-large ensuite.

There’s a sparkling main pool where we spent the majority of our time, along with a fitness centre and a spa, complete with sauna, herbal steam room, snow shower and ice fountains. Jackie Restaurant blends American and Mediterranean cuisine, but there’s also the elegant St. Regis Bar for a tipple, and Stella Sky Lounge for shisha, drinks, entertainment and endless views.

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9. Al Mashreq Boutique Hotel | Al Mathar

Hotel: Al Mashreq Boutique Hotel
Location: Home Offices Complex, intersection of Al Urubah and Prince Turki Roads, Al Mathar Ash Shamali, Riyadh 12334, Saudi Arabia
Neighbourhood: Al Mathar Ash Shamali, in central Riyadh
Rooms: 71 rooms and suites, including Deluxe Rooms, Executive Rooms and Junior Suites
Style: Andalusian-inspired boutique interiors with colourful mosaics, carved details and Arabian artefacts
Family-friendly: Suite accommodation offers extra space; confirm suitable room configurations for children
Wellness: Spa, hammam, sauna, steam room and fitness facilities
Pool: Indoor swimming pool
Dining: Jana international buffet restaurant and Al Mashrabiya Mediterranean restaurant
Best for: Boutique stays, couples and spa-focused city breaks
Prices starting from: SAR 700 per night, depending on room and season

Spain meets Saudi Arabia at Al Mashreq, a cosy but luxurious boutique property in Riyadh’s downtown. Andalucia inspires the design here, with the grounds filled with palm trees and water features, while interiors are bursting with colourful mosaics, carved doorways and rich colours. The 71 rooms range from deluxe to named suites; Junior Suites are a great in-between choice, with Arabian decor and artefacts, a spacious bedroom, and a separate living area.

The hotel also has an impressive spa, including a glowing blue indoor swimming pool, hammam, sauna and steam room, which will have you relaxed and ready to sample some local cuisine at either of its two restaurants. Jana serves an all-day international buffet, but Al Mashrabiya is our choice – its alfresco setting surrounded by fountains is magical, as is the menu of Mediterranean dishes.

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10. Braira Qurtubah | Qurtuba

Hotel: Braira Qurtubah
Location: Qortoba Al Rashed Street, Qurtubah, Riyadh 11351, Saudi Arabia
Neighbourhood: Qurtubah, in north-eastern Riyadh
Rooms: Modern rooms and suites, with selected accommodation featuring kitchenettes and separate living areas
Style: Contemporary interiors with marble, glass and neutral colour schemes
Family-friendly: Suites with additional living space and convenient access to nearby restaurants
Wellness: Spa, hammam, sauna, steam room and fitness facilities
Pool: Indoor swimming pool
Dining: Restaurant #1, serving meals throughout the day
Best for: Business travellers and guests seeking modern accommodation in north-eastern Riyadh
Prices starting from: SAR 450 per night, depending on room and season

Braira Qurtubah is sleek, sophisticated and ideal for business travellers. It’s heavy on glass, marble and contemporary design, and the rooms are modern, designed in white and grey tones, with equipped kitchenettes, all the modcons you could need and living rooms in the suites.

There isn’t much in the way of activities, but this is Riyadh, so it’s a given that you’ll find an indoor pool, along with a steam room, hammam, sauna and a spa. Plus, onsite Restaurant #1 serves meals throughout the day, and there is a wealth of eateries on the doorstep around the neighbourhood.

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11. The Ritz-Carlton, Riyadh | Al Hada

Hotel: The Ritz-Carlton, Riyadh
Location: Al Hada Area, Makkah Road, Riyadh 11493, Saudi Arabia
Neighbourhood: Al Hada, near the King Abdulaziz Convention Centre and VIA Riyadh
Rooms: Spacious guest rooms and suites, including Executive and Royal Suites
Style: Grand palace-inspired interiors with ornate tiling, mosaics and landscaped gardens
Family-friendly: Family accommodation, concierge-arranged excursions and an indoor bowling alley
Wellness: Ritz-Carlton Spa, treatment rooms and fitness centre
Pool: Large indoor swimming pool
Dining: Al Orjouan, Azzurro, Chorisia Lounge and Strike bowling alley
Best for: Luxury escapes, family celebrations and business stays
Prices starting from: SAR 1,200 per night, depending on room and season

There’s only one way to describe The Ritz-Carlton in Riyadh, and that’s OTT. Everything here is vast and bedazzled with glass, mosaics and beautiful tiling. Despite being in the city centre, the grounds are home to 600-year-old olive trees and gardens, while the property itself has a huge indoor pool decorated in intricate blue patterns. Rooms are simple but plush, with thick carpets and fancy headboards. The Executive Suite is a strong choice, with its balcony-style windows and separate living room.

Elsewhere in the hotel is the Ritz-Carlton Spa, which has a long list of locally-inspired treatments, or if sightseeing is on your list, the friendly concierge can arrange visits to most local attractions. And dining here spans the globe, from Middle Eastern fare at Al Orjouan to Italian at Azzurro and light bites and smoothies at the onsite bowling alley, Strike.

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12. Mövenpick Hotel and Residences Riyadh | Aghadir

Hotel: Mövenpick Hotel and Residences Riyadh
Location: 3478 North Ring Road, Exit 4, Al Ghadeer District, Riyadh 13311, Saudi Arabia
Neighbourhood: Al Ghadeer, next to King Abdullah Financial District
Rooms: 269 hotel rooms and suites, plus 90 serviced residences
Style: Contemporary five-star interiors with landscaped gardens and spacious accommodation
Family-friendly: Serviced residences provide extra space for families and longer stays
Wellness: Fitness centre, sauna, ice room and massage facilities
Pool: Outdoor swimming pool
Dining: Five dining venues, including Fez, La Citta and Otium
Best for: Business trips, families and extended stays near KAFD
Prices starting from: SAR 700 per night, depending on room and season

We love a good Mövenpick Hotel, as you know you’re getting modernity, comfort, and convenience at all of their properties. Riyadh’s offering, in the city’s financial district, is no different. The hotel’s two buildings dominate the skyline and hide its stunning gardens, outdoor pool and alfresco bar in between them.

Inside the rooms and suites, you’ll find floor-to-ceiling windows to take in jaw-dropping views, and some rooms are in the ‘Executive’ category, which gives you access to a top-floor lounge with complimentary breakfast and canapes.

There’s also not one, but five dining choices – the best of the bunch are Fez, serving traditional Moroccan small plates, La Citta with its premium cuts of imported steak and Otium, which offers a fun evening of barbecue food, cocktails and outdoor entertainment.

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13. Voco – Riyadh by IHG | Al Malaz

Hotel: voco Riyadh
Location: King Fahad Road, Riyadh 13003, Saudi Arabia
Neighbourhood: Al Malaz, with access to central Riyadh and major shopping areas
Rooms: Contemporary rooms and suites, with separate living areas and kitchen facilities in selected suites
Style: Modern business-hotel design with understated Saudi Arabian influences
Family-friendly: Larger suites provide extra living space; check the available room configuration for families
Wellness: Spa, fitness facilities and racquet court
Pool: Multiple swimming pools
Dining: Five venues, including Naya, Anardana and Cabana pool bar
Best for: Business travellers, families and guests seeking several dining options
Prices starting from: SAR 500 per night, depending on room and season

This handily located property is close to everything in Riyadh, whether you’re visiting for shopping at Riyadh Park Mall, seeing the sights or for work. The entire hotel is ultra-modern, with enclaves of Saudi Arabian design – rooms are a good example, designed in a minimalist, business style with comfy beds, wingback chairs and separate living rooms in the suites, which also have their own kitchen and dining rooms.

It’s not all business, though, as the hotel has multiple pools, a spa and a small racquet court. But it’s the restaurants that really shine here, with five options spanning Lebanese at Naya, snacks at Cabana pool bar and Indian at Anardana, which is decked out with pretty mosaics and flickering lamps.

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14. Fairmont Riyadh | Qurtuba

Hotel: Fairmont Riyadh
Location: Business Gate, Qurtubah Area, Riyadh 11552, Saudi Arabia
Neighbourhood: Qurtubah, near Riyadh’s airport and business districts
Rooms: 298 rooms and suites, including Fairmont Gold accommodation
Style: Glamorous contemporary interiors with Middle Eastern design influences, marble and dramatic architectural details
Family-friendly: Family-friendly accommodation and dining facilities; selected room types accommodate families
Wellness: Fairmont Spa, gym, yoga classes and sauna facilities
Pool: Indoor swimming pool
Dining: Five dining options, including House of Grill and Che Figata
Best for: Business trips, airport access and upscale city stays
Prices starting from: SAR 800 per night, depending on room and season

This centrally located Fairmont is impressive from all angles. The grand building has an Atlantis-esque design, while inside is twinkling lighting, spiral staircases, marble, glass and contemporary twists on everything, from floating staircases to mirrored ceilings. Rooms and suites are far more scaled back, with soft grey flooring and plush beds, so if you prefer a fancy room, make sure to choose a suite, with its added living rooms and (very) generously sized en-suites.

Fairmont spas have never failed us, and at this one, you can look forward to a tranquil indoor pool, yoga classes, saunas and an exhaustive treatment menu. And no expense was spared on their restaurants either, which include the Gatsby-themed House of Grill by Michelin-starred Chef Nicolas Isnard, and authentic southern Italian cooking at Che Figata.

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15. W Riyadh – KAFD | King Abdullah Financial District

Hotel: W Riyadh–KAFD
Location: Area 1, Al Aqeeq Street, King Abdullah Financial District, Riyadh 13519, Saudi Arabia
Neighbourhood: King Abdullah Financial District, Riyadh’s modern business and commercial hub
Rooms: 210 rooms and suites with contemporary furnishings and spacious bathrooms
Style: Bold contemporary design with Arabian influences, mixed materials and statement interiors
Family-friendly: Suites and modern hotel facilities; confirm family-specific services when booking
Wellness: AWAY Spa, fitness centre, steam room and sauna; check current spa operating status
Pool: Outdoor Wet Deck swimming pool with poolside cabanas
Dining: Beni, W Lounge and additional dining venues; check current opening status for individual outlets
Best for: Design-led city stays, business trips and contemporary dining
Prices starting from: SAR 1,200 per night, depending on room and season

W Riyadh is already pipped as one of Riyadh’s hottest new openings of 2026, and we can’t wait to peek inside. The property is taking bookings from May, and promises lavish design with a heavy dose of Arabian design, such as traditional patterns, furnishings and artwork.

There are 210 rooms and suites here, all designed in a unique, contemporary style set to feature mixed materials like marble, wood and velvet, along with spacious glass-walled bathrooms and living areas.

We also know that there will be an outdoor pool and spa, along with four drinking and dining spots. We’re most excited about Sira, the food and cocktail lounge, and Beni, a chic cafe serving coffee and ice cream for those with a sweet tooth.

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