Riyadh Hotels with balcony

Excellent location with high quality of service, thanks the manager Wingo for the help during my first trip to the city, definitely will be my first choice of accommodation for next time.

Receptionists are the face of the hotel but they aren’t too friendly and slow Only one receptionist when we check in and out so it took forever for us to check out The coffee in the room is chargeable The room service is reasonable priced Gym and massage is male and female separated Gym isn’t too welcoming many locals walking in and out for hang out or charging It became weird for me to gym at the gym We booked this hotel and thought we could walk to the mall across the hotel But we found no way a pedestrian could access to the mall so you need to call a taxi or uber anyway to get there

Had a very nice stay at Rosa Grand Hotel during a business trip. The hotel is clean and comfortable. the location was very convenient, especially being close to the Exhibition Centre. The staff were very friendly, welcoming and helpful, which made the stay even more pleasant. I also felt comfortable throughout my stay as a female traveller. Overall, a simple but very good hotel with great service and a convenient location. Would happily stay here again.

The location is very convenient, 5 minutes walk from the ancient city, the hotel provides tickets, which is equivalent to free entry after 5 o'clock. There are not many varieties of breakfast, the quality is good, and the overall service is also very good.

Great service. They accomodated a very late check out as the hotel was not busy on that day. Everybody is always willing to help. Highly recommended.

Overall, it was just so-so. Saudi Arabia felt a bit underdeveloped to me, especially compared to Dubai where I'd been before, or even the Red Sea region I visited a few days later. The service and environment here were both pretty average. The biggest plus is its proximity to the airport. (On a side note, a taxi from the airport to the hotel cost about 130 RMB on Uber, but a taxi back from the hotel to the airport was only 30 RMB.) If I had to describe the hotel's environment, it was pretty much like the staff dorms at a Red Sea resort.

I recently stayed at Liora Boutique for one night, and my experience was a mix of positives and negatives. Check-in & Reception: Unfortunately, my arrival experience was disappointing. I arrived at 4:15 PM, when check-in should have been straightforward. The hotel uses a system where the room access code is sent via SMS, but I did not receive it until after 5:00 PM, leaving me waiting unnecessarily. Although I expressed my concern to the receptionist, the situation was greatly improved by the kindness and professionalism of the staff supervisor, an Egyptian lady, who kindly assisted me in accessing my room while I was waiting for the code. Thank you to her for the excellent customer service. Another issue was that the receptionist spent most of the time talking on his mobile phone. In my opinion, guests standing at the reception desk should always receive full attention before personal phone conversations. This is a basic principle of customer service. Room: The room was clean and well-maintained. While I didn’t feel that the flooring design matched the atmosphere of a boutique hotel, the overall décor was pleasant. I also appreciated the coffee machine, the large TV, the comfortable room size, and the well-designed bathroom. Location: The location is one of the hotel’s strengths. It is situated in the northern part of Riyadh and is only about 11 minutes from King Khalid International Airport, which makes it very convenient for travelers. Overall: The hotel has good potential thanks to its clean rooms, convenient location, and some thoughtful in-room amenities. However, the check-in process and front desk service need significant improvement to provide guests with the smooth experience they expect.

I recently stayed at Goldenship Hotel Riyadh for 2 nights, and overall, it was a decent experience with a few areas for improvement. The rooms were very neat and clean, well-maintained, and quite spacious. The size and comfort level made the stay relaxing, and housekeeping standards were clearly good. However, the food experience was average. I had 2 breakfasts, 2 lunches, and 2 dinners during my stay, and unfortunately, none of them stood out. The quality was neither bad nor impressive—just satisfactory, with room for improvement in taste and variety. One downside was the strict checkout policy. Despite the hotel not being fully occupied, they did not accommodate a late checkout request. After requesting, they only allowed an additional 30 minutes, which felt a bit rigid compared to typical hospitality standards. Overall: A good choice for clean and spacious rooms, but food quality and flexibility in customer service could be improved.

The room was spacious, like an upgraded suite. Marriott Platinum status is pretty useless here. The birthday decorations, free breakfast, and late check-out promised in the email communication were not honored during check-in. The road in front of the hotel is constantly congested and noisy. It's very close to the subway station, a 10-minute walk. There aren't many restaurants or supermarkets nearby; you'll need to take a taxi. The breakfast was delicious.

The hotel's location is excellent close to King Faisal's specialist hospital. The rooms were spacious and comfortable, but furniture needs change because they are old because the door-dressers don't stop, and the staircase is broken.