Starwood debuts Four Points by Sheraton in KSA
With its ‘best for business’ approach, stylish design and focus on value, the new Four Points by Sheraton Riyadh Khaldia, set to open in Q2 2013, is expected to earn a slice of the kingdom’s grow- ing visitor market. Featuring 376 guest rooms, including 138 suites, the prop- erty will boast a modern meet- ing and event space with 18 purpose-built meeting rooms. Guests will also be able to enjoy three restaurants and lounges, plus a spa and fitness centre. The new launch is the
result of an agreement between Starwood Hotels & Resorts and Khaldia Towers Company, which is a partner- ship between Al Jedaie Group and Al Hokair Group.
Khaldia Towers Company and Starwood Hotels & Resorts at the signing of Four Points by Sheraton Riyadh Khaldia
Roeland Vos, President
Starwood Hotels & Resorts, Europe, Africa & Middle East said: “As Saudi Arabia contin- ues to attract business travellers and religious tourism, the time is right to extend the Starwood portfolio across the country.” Mr. Othman S. Abahussain, General Manager of Khaldia
Towers Company said: “There is a strong demand for mid- market hotel brands in the country and we believe Four Points by Sheraton has a great reputation with business trav- ellers globally.” Four Points by Sheraton
Riyadh Khaldia will be located 20 minutes from the
business areas of Riyadh and 45 minutes from Riyadh King Khalid International Airport. The new property will take Starwood’s total number of operated hotels in Saudi Arabia to 12, with an addi- tional five properties set to be unveiled in the country over the next few years.
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