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HHHH Park Inn by Radisson Al Khobar


Location: South Corniche Road, Al Khobar Distance to airport: 45 kilometres


Leisure facilities: Fitness Inn Health Club ( Jacuzzi, steam room, massage room, sauna, gym) F&B facilities: Palms Restaurant (International Cuisine)


Major events hosted in 2012: • Al Ghazali (launching of Tissot & Rado watches) • Lufthansa (launching new airline sectors) • L’Oreal (launching of Max Factor products)


120 guests 100 guests 100 guests


Accommodation facilities Total number of guestrooms Suites


Twins (Twin Beds) Doubles (King Size Bed)


148 14 50 83


No. of rooms with facilities for disabled 1 Business support facilities


Yes


Conference facilities High-speed Internet access Stage


Flexible meeting rooms Dedicated events team Microphones Projectors Screen Video/CD players Business Centre Themed coffee breaks


Capacity


Al Diwan Al Khaleej Al Fanar


Al Diwan + Al Khaleej Al Khaleej + Al Fanar


Al Salheya Boardroom Al Rawabi


Al Sharqiyah 82


50 50 30


100 80


Al Diwan + Al Khaleej + Al Fanar 130 Dalal Ballroom


50 50


200 -


18 18 15 36 33 51


120 -


18 18


15 15 10 30 25 40 36 10 15 15


32 32 24 64 56 88


200 -


40 40


52 51 39 - - -


335 28 59 59


3.18 3.18 3.18 3.18 3.18 3.18 3.18 2.55 2.55 2.55


Address: P.O. Box 2408, Al Rawabi Dist., King Faisal Bin Abdulaziz Rd, Al Khobar 31952, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia


Tel: +966 3 8100800 Fax: +966 3 8100600 Email: info.alkhobar@rezidorparkinn.com Web: parkinn.com/hotel-alkhobar


Theatre Classroom


Boardroom Banquet / seated Area / Sq. metres Height / metres


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