Radisson Blu Hotel, Riyadh

It is an old hotel with old furniture in the room. The shower head is fixed and cannot be moved. Even the shower door cannot be closed. However, the breakfast is good and the bed is comfortable.

I was on a business trip to the exhibition and stayed in the hotel I saw. The rich breakfast, comfortable room and unique architecture caught my eye and made me feel happy both physically and mentally.

Riyadh really gave me a lot of warmth and surprises. It was my first time in Saudi Arabia. I entered the country at more than 10 o'clock and didn't get the rental car until 11 o'clock at T5. I braved the heavy rain and my mood was cold all the way. However, I arrived at the Radisson Hotel at midnight. The homely service at the front desk instantly made me feel sunny. They took the initiative to help us upgrade the suite, which was super cool. It had a large space, new equipment, coffee machine, large-screen TV, slide bathroom, footbath, and wrap-around sofa. The hotel offers free parking, many parking spaces, and can accommodate large cars. Be careful not to go to the underground exit next to the hotel when parking, otherwise the tires will be punctured by the ground lock. The breakfast in the hotel is on the third floor. There are also family rooms, conference rooms, and prayer rooms with local characteristics in the hotel. The breakfast is mainly Middle Eastern Peninsula characteristics and American and Western. Because the Saudi Ministry of Defense is opposite, men in military uniforms often come to eat. The transportation is very convenient, on one of the main roads. It is not far from Masmak Fort, Saudi National Museum, and King Air Force Academy.