Conrad Riyadh Laysen Valley features 123 guestrooms and 47 suites, including connecting rooms and balcony options.
The Valley Brasserie serves Mediterranean and Levantine flavours, while Tuwaiq Lounge offers coffee, teas and light bites.
Wellness facilities include Conrad Spa, a Moroccan bath, an indoor pool and separate gyms for men and women.
The 170-key hotel combines Mediterranean and Levantine dining with a superb spa.
Riyadh’s luxury hotel scene has another international arrival. Conrad Riyadh Laysen Valley marks the brand’s first address in the Saudi capital, pairing rooms and suites with all-day dining and a dedicated wellness offering.
The hotel has 123 guestrooms and 47 suites, with contemporary interiors incorporating Saudi influences. Accommodation ranges from Deluxe and Executive rooms to Junior Suites, including options with balconies. Connecting rooms cater to families, while guests seeking more space can choose a one-bedroom Executive Suite, a two-bedroom Amiri Suite with a balcony or the Royal Suite.
Dining centres on The Valley Brasserie, where Mediterranean and Levantine flavours meet Saudi influences. A live oven features at breakfast, while the all-day offering caters to leisurely meals and business lunches. Elsewhere, Tuwaiq Lounge occupies the lobby and terrace, serving speciality coffee, a selection of teas, fresh juices and light bites.
Wellness is another reason to linger. Conrad Spa offers tailored massages, body treatments and a traditional Moroccan bath, while an indoor swimming pool gives guests somewhere to unwind or start the day with a swim. Separate gyms for men and women feature cardio machines, strength-training equipment and free weights, allowing visitors to maintain their exercise routines during a stay.
Set within Laysen Valley, the surrounding development adds to the appeal. Laysen Valley combines international brands, fantastic dining options, pedestrian walkways and leisure amenities, giving guests plenty of places to explore beyond the hotel.
The arrival adds a Riyadh chapter to a brand with more than four decades of history. Established by Barron Hilton and named after his father, Hilton founder Conrad Hilton, Conrad Hotels & Resorts forms part of Hilton’s luxury portfolio. Contemporary art, distinctive design and connections with local culture help shape its identity, with individual hotels drawing on their surroundings.
Its standout addresses demonstrate that range. Conrad Tokyo overlooks Tokyo Bay and Hamarikyu Gardens, while Conrad Maldives Rangali Island is home to Ithaa Undersea Restaurant and The Muraka, a residence with a bedroom beneath the ocean’s surface. In Saudi Arabia, Conrad Jabal Omar Makkah has already established the brand’s presence. The Riyadh property extends that story into the capital, with a focus on dining, wellness and access to the city.
Where: Conrad Riyadh Laysen Valley, Laysen Valley, Riyadh
Contact: www.hilton.com