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meetings HOTEL VENUES


LARGE MEETINGS (More than 500)


six additional meeting rooms can comfort- ably host between 15 and 120 delegates. Comprising a total of 12 meeting rooms


as well as a banquet room and private dining room, the hotel can easily accom- modate as many as 1,000 guests for a standing reception and up to 600 in theatre- style seating for a conference or seminar. Meeting delegates have access to a full- service business centre and complimentary high-speed, wireless Internet service.


RADISSON BLU HOTEL, RIYADH Radisson Blu believes that attention to detail ensures successful meetings. Whether planning an intimate, private board meeting or a large-scale corporate event, organisers can appreciate the versatility of the Riyadh hotel's meeting facilities, as well as professionalism of its staff. Al Mubarakiah Ballroom is the breath-


taking centerpiece of the hotel's meeting venues. Accommodating as many as 450 seated guests, this lavish venue is perfect for large-scale events. Each of the hotel's


PARK HYATT JEDDAH Located in the Al Hamra District at the Equestrian Club of Jeddah, this 142-room hotel features a standalone Lazurde Conventions and Events Centre that offers over 2,500 square metres of combined indoor and outdoor function space. The centre also has an 800-square-metre ball- room and 11 individual breakout rooms, two of which are sea-view rooms. For corporate gatherings that are


designed to impress, meeting planners can book Park Hyatt Jeddah’s Palm Courtyard, which can host outdoor events by the Red Sea for a maximum of 900 guests. The hotel boasts a dedicated team of


meeting coordinators and F&B caterers that can help organisers design a truly memorable corporate event.


Corporate groups looking for a prime loca- tion that blends business and leisure.


70


King Abdulaziz International Airport, which is a 40-minute drive from Makkah.


Around 10,000 square metres of sports


and leisure offerings including the king- dom's first hydrotherapy centre.


+966 2 2639666 jeddah.park.hyatt.com


We rate: Hyatt’s world-renowned brand of service to ensure a successful Jeddah convention, meeting, or conference.


Organisers who appreciate the efficiency and attention to detail of the Radisson Blu brand.


Kingdom Centre, Masmak Fort, National Museum and Riyadh's top shop- ping destinations.


The hotel's Fast Track Health Club features a modern gym, temperature-controlled swimming pool, sauna and Jacuzzi.


+966 1 4791234 radissonblu.com/hotel-riyadh/


We rate: The hotel's business-friendly atmo- sphere, dining options and free WiFi service.


MAKKAH CLOCK ROYAL TOWER, A FAIRMONT HOTEL The hotel offers more than 3,200 square metres of adaptable function space across two floors, making it one of the largest venues in Saudi Arabia. Its meeting facili- ties comprise eight state-of-the-art meeting rooms, a full-service business centre and a ballroom occupying 2,434 square metres of space including a pre-function area. At a height of 601 metres, Makkah


Clock Royal Tower, A Fairmont Hotel, is the second tallest building in the world. It has over 850 rooms and suites, most of which offer views of the Holy Ka’aba, Al Masjid Al Haram and the city of Makkah. The iconic five-star property also features


a video conferencing facility and a system- atic theatre with 700 seats that open in an astonishing 20 seconds. The hotel has hosted major events for government agencies and some of Saudi Arabia’s leading companies.


VIP gatherings and major corporate events, conventions and meetings.


The Holy Mosque in Makkah. A men’s gym, a women’s spa and other facili-


ties such as sauna, Jacuzzi and steam room. +966 2 5717777 fairmont.com/makkah


We rate: Wide array of meeting facili- ties and advanced technology.


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