Riyadh Apartments

The hotel is comfortable for a 3-4-day stay. The room is spacious, air-conditioned, and has a TV. The shower has hot water and good pressure, and all appliances are in good working order.

The place is beautiful and comfortable. Cleanliness is good. The reception staff are respectful in their dealings. Response time is quick. There's a large mosque nearby where Friday prayers are held. It's also close to laundromats, convenience stores, and several restaurants and cafes like Starbucks, Dunkin' Donuts, and Tim Hortons. There's also a Panda supermarket nearby. In the same block, there's a men's salon, a women's salon, and many other shops. The soundproofing in the hallways isn't great, you can hear noises. Parking is shared, there are no designated spots, but there's parking available in the same block. The 12 PM checkout time, with a maximum extension to 2 PM, is annoying, especially in the summer with the intense heat.

To be honest, I wouldn't say everything was terrible. As it turns out, this is standard practice in Saudi Arabia, but I later moved to the Marriott hotel here and everything was up to standard. The housekeeping is daily, and the staff are polite and attentive. During my stay, no one came to change my towels or bring water, even though it's supposed to be a daily service (to which I was told: ”You have to call the front desk yourself to ask for housekeeping or anything else”). I messaged to ask if they could bring me a second plate and I was simply ignored for 24 hours! Later, the manager told me, ”We don't have room service.” But how does that work when, standard-wise, even for a room meant for two people, there is only one plate and one mug? As soon as I complained, they changed my room, and then kept messaging me to change my review! Secondly, I booked a non-smoking room, but the smell of cigarettes came through the ventilation. When I complained, I was asked if I had any perfume. It turned out the neighboring room was a smoking room. What kind of logic places a non-smoking room right next to a smoking one? The room itself is okay, but I'd like to note that there was only one hanger in the wardrobe.

The hotel is located in a residential area, and the surrounding environment is average. There is no toilet paper in the hotel, and you must rinse it with water after putting on the queen size. There are no towels, bath towels, toothbrushes, toothpaste, etc. in the room, so you must bring these toiletries yourself. The room is equipped with a microwave and kettle. There is a small convenience store next to it where you can buy food and supplies, including instant noodles.

L'appartamento è ampio e con piccola cucina e soggiorno. Il bagno non è nuovissimo ma ben fornito. Il wifi non funziona sempre nella camera da letto. A mezz'ora o meno di macchina dall'aeroporto, con Uber i prezzi del taxi sono convenienti.

The room is quite big. You don't need to order breakfast, as it may not be available anyway. It is close to the exhibition and not far from the airport.

Convenient transportation, parking is also very convenient, there is an underground parking lot There is a business in the neighborhood, which is also very convenient. The room is quite big, well equipped, clean and hygienic The whole is very quiet, I really slept well.

Its so loud the AC , room is under reparation, somehow its dirty, TV didn’t work, all window handle is no function to broke , its pity that they make so low maintenance. But bell boy is helpful since front office mostly talk while working or telephone not really pay attention to the guest. I saw near area many shops and Mall but faraway from center.

Towlan Suits 1 Hotel, Riyadh Location & Transportation: The hotel is located approximately 36km from RUH Terminal 5, with no public transport options available. You must take a taxi, costing between 85-100 SAR. Be careful when booking—Towlan Group has around 12 hotels in Riyadh, and selecting the wrong one on apps like Careem, Uber, or InDrive can lead to extra costs. Many listings are in Arabic, which caused confusion for us. This is outside of city, to visit main city it takes 40-60 SAR cost each way for cab. Parking: Outside parking is available for guests. Room: Rooms are very big, spacious, and well-equipped, featuring a separate hall, kitchen, and bedroom. However, no tea or coffee is provided—you’ll need to bring your own if needed. The hotel has 3 floors, with roughly 20 large rooms on each floor. Wi-Fi is available, but there is no breakfast or food service on-site. A key point to note: traveling from the hotel into central Riyadh costs an additional 40-60 SAR each way on ride-hailing apps. This significantly adds to your trip's cost and inconvenience. If you need a spacious suite-style room and don’t mind the remote location or lack of dining options, the hotel offers reasonable value. A decent choice for travelers seeking spacious accommodations with kitchen facilities, but not ideal for those reliant on public transport or expecting on-site dining. Double-check the address carefully before booking to avoid taxi.

Great hotel, great location, great staff. To be honest the staff were very catering, I even checked out later than I was allowed to which I really appreciate from them and they let me leave my luggage in the hotel when I was leaving for a short while, would definitely recommend.