Al Mashreq Boutique Hotel

Entering the Home Offices Complex at the intersection of Al Urubah and Prince Turki roads, the hotel anchors itself in downtown Riyadh through 71 rooms and suites spread across six categories. Al Mashreq Boutique Hotel opened in 2011 under AlMashreq Hospitality and holds membership in Small Luxury Hotels of the World. Andalusian detailing runs through interiors — carved niches, regional textures, and Middle Eastern artefacts collected for the Junior and Royal Suites. Deluxe Rooms include balconies in select configurations. Premium Rooms add workstations. Executive Rooms increase floor area with full furnishings in Arabian design vocabulary. The Junior Suite separates living and sleeping zones with original pieces. Royal Suites reference the Arabian Nights in their palette and materials. AlMashreq Suites carve separate alcoves from the bedroom.

Jana restaurant serves buffet breakfast and lunch, then à la carte dinner until midnight. The Tea Lounge overlooks the gardens and pours coffee and tea in hand-blown oriental glass. Al Mashrabiya sits outdoors among palms and fountains with Mediterranean cooking. In-room dining operates around the clock. Mashreq Spa — for men — includes a Moroccan hammam, massage rooms with private showers, jacuzzi, steam, sauna, and an indoor pool. A fitness centre with built-in screens faces the garden. The circular Al Hamra Ballroom seats 170 theatre-style with floor-to-ceiling windows onto palm gardens and a separate entrance. Cordoba, Al Orouba, and Granada meeting rooms hold 20 to 100. Wheelchair-accessible rooms feature grab bars, emergency cords, and adapted hardware. Basement parking for 66 vehicles includes valet service.