Hyatt Place Riyadh Al Sulaimania

Hyatt Place Riyadh Al Sulaimania is a select-service hotel on Turki Ibn Abdullah Al Saud Road in the Al Sulaimania district of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It opened in December 2018 as the first Hyatt Place in the country, bringing the brand's relaxed, contemporary style to the capital. Al Sulaimania is a lively, central residential and commercial district with restaurants, cafes and shops, close to the Olaya business area and the Kingdom Centre, which are usually a 10 to 20 minute drive away. King Khalid International Airport lies to the north, typically 30 to 45 minutes by road depending on traffic. Ride-hailing and taxis are the normal means of getting around.

The select-service format means a streamlined offering without the extensive facilities of a full-service luxury hotel, which keeps prices lower while still delivering comfortable, modern accommodation. Rooms are listed as king rooms, twin rooms and suites, and free Wi-Fi is included. Hyatt Place hotels are known for open, flexible spaces and a design that suits both working and relaxing, and the property is popular with business travellers and short-stay visitors who value convenience and value over formality.

Amenities include a fitness centre, a restaurant and a 24-hour reception, which is useful for guests arriving on late or early flights, a common situation in Riyadh. The on-site restaurant is expected to serve breakfast and meals during the day, and the surrounding streets of Al Sulaimania offer many other dining options, including Arabic cafes, grills and international chains. A swimming pool is not listed for this property, so visitors who want to swim should check with the hotel. Service is friendly and unfussy, aimed at independent travellers, consultants and small groups. Indicative nightly rates run from about SAR 350 to SAR 650 (roughly $93-173), making it among the more affordable branded options in a central district, with prices rising during conferences and busy holiday periods. From the hotel, the National Museum, the Masmak Fortress and the old-city souqs can be reached by car in 20 to 30 minutes, while Diriyah and its UNESCO-listed At-Turaif district are a longer drive to the north-west. Visitors should dress modestly in public places and expect brief closures at prayer times.