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These Three Historical Saudi Palaces Will Be Converted Into Ultra-Luxury Hotels

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If there’s one thing that’s lacking in the hospitality sector of the Gulf region is that there’s a genuine shortage of heritage stays. But not for long, at least not in Saudi Arabia, as three historical palaces will be converted into ultra-luxury hotels!

Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman has launched a new hospitality brand yesterday called the ‘Boutique Group’. This group will be involved in converting and operating historical palaces as ultra-luxury hotels.

They’ve nailed down on three palaces for now, two of those are in Riyadh and one’s in Jeddah.

Red Palace, Riyadh

Built in 1943, the red palace was Riyadh’s first concrete and steel structural building. It has played host to numerous international leaders during its heyday including the likes of Gamal Abdel Nasser, Shukri al-Quwatli and Jawaharlal Nehru. The Red Palace will have 25 guest rooms and 46 luxury suites – all with personal butler service.

Tuwaiq Palace, Riyadh

Located smack in the heart of the Diplomatic Quarter, the palace is an architectural masterpiece that was built in the 80s. It’s definitely not the oldest of palaces out there but the way it has been beautifully constructed is worthy of mention. We can’t wait to see the hotel rooms in this one when it completes. The palace cum hotel will be divided into 40 luxury suites and 56 private villas.

Al Hamra Palace, Jeddah

Located in a plush locality of Jeddah, the palace is one of the most pleasing structures in the city – the kind that you won’t be able to take your eyes off. It will house 33 luxury suites and 44 private villas, all with a personal butler service of course.

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