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Its move from a makeshift wooden stall on Prince Turki Road in 2018 to a permanent restaurant two years later says as much about the city’s appetite for homegrown formats as it does about the venue itself.
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Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Riyadh from the En Primeur Club guide.
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Riyadh has 94 restaurants in our guide. Michelin marks on these restaurants are Plates and Bib Gourmands. Al Olaya carries the largest neighborhood cluster, with 21 venues. Saudi regional cooking, Japanese grills, and French and Italian rooms make up the serious kitchens.
Lists with sommelier-led service appear at Benoit and Il Baretto in Al Aqeeq and at Julien by Daniel Boulud in Al Olaya. Mandarin Oriental Al Faisaliah, in Al Olaya, holds a Star Wine List. Robata in Hitteen pairs a wine program with sake. Benoit, Il Baretto, Julien by Daniel Boulud and Robata each hold a Michelin Plate for 2026. Marble in Umm Al Hamam Al Sharki and Myazu in Al Sulaimaniyah are on the World's 50 Best MENA list for 2026. Myazu keeps a wine list beside contemporary Japanese fusion small plates.
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Benoit and Il Baretto in Al Aqeeq, and Julien by Daniel Boulud in Al Olaya, are the restaurants here with sommelier-led service on a wine list. Robata in Hitteen adds sake to a list.
Benoit
Benoit in Al Aqeeq is a classic French bistro with an extensive wine list and sommelier-led service. A Michelin Plate for 2026 sits on a la carte and prix fixe cooking: escargot, pâté en croûte and soufflé au chocolat, plus Camel Rossini and lamb kafta. Alain Ducasse's restaurant keeps a Belle Époque look, with red banquettes and vintage chandeliers.
Il Baretto
Il Baretto in Al Aqeeq is an authentic Northern Italian restaurant with a wine list, sommelier-led service, craft cocktails and zero-proof drinks. A Michelin Plate for 2026 covers handmade pasta in a la carte and family-style formats, including gnocchi alla Sorrentina, veal chop alla Milanese and an Amalfi lemon soufflé. Arjun Waney and Giuliano Lotto co-founded the restaurant.
Julien by Daniel Boulud
Julien by Daniel Boulud in Al Olaya is a chef's counter serving a 10-course modern French tasting menu with local influence. Daniel Boulud curates the menu and Thierry Motsch executes it. The wine program is sommelier-led, and pairings include non-alcoholic wines and mocktails. The restaurant holds a Michelin Plate for 2026.
Robata
Robata in Hitteen is a modern Japanese robatayaki restaurant, with charcoal grilling in an open kitchen. The wine program has craft cocktails and a sake program. A Michelin Plate for 2026 covers a la carte and small plates such as Angus beef, Gulf prawns with kimchi sauce, and portobello mushroom in a ponzu marinade. FACT Dining Awards named it Favourite Newcomer in 2023.
Tasting menus and omakase
These tasting menus and omakase counters sit in Al Diriyah, Al Olaya and Al Hada. Maiz uses provincial Saudi courses, The Globe a modern European tasting menu, and Hōchō and The Rubi Room at Hōchō halal Kobe omakase.
Maiz
Maiz in Al Diriyah is the world's first authentic Saudi fine dining restaurant, drawing on all 13 provinces with a minimal wine program. A la carte dishes sit beside two tasting menus of six and eight courses, including lamb mantu, mandi shoulder and breads with local honey. The restaurant holds a Michelin Plate for 2026.
The Globe
The Globe in Al Olaya is a rotating spherical restaurant atop Al Faisaliah Tower, with 360-degree views over the city. The modern European kitchen offers a tasting menu and a la carte service. It has been part of Riyadh fine dining since 2000. The restaurant holds a Michelin Plate for 2026.
Hōchō
Hōchō in Al Hada blends Japanese cooking with Silk Road influences and is the first restaurant to serve 100 percent halal-certified Kobe beef flown from Japan. Formats are a la carte and omakase. The restaurant holds a Michelin Plate for 2026.
The Rubi Room at Hōchō
The Rubi Room at Hōchō in Al Hada is a private omakase counter inside Hōchō, with a minimal wine program. Chef Hassan's menu is 19 courses built on halal Kobe beef, across multiple cuts and techniques. The format is omakase. The restaurant holds a Michelin Plate for 2026.
Saudi kitchens with Plate or Bib Gourmand
Michelin Bib Gourmand and Michelin Plate for 2026 are the marks on these Saudi kitchens. The four restaurants cover Najdi cooking, a five-region menu and a contemporary Saudi breakfast, in four different neighborhoods.
Najd Village
Najd Village in Al Olaya serves authentic Saudi Najdi cuisine, family style and a la carte, in a reconstructed village setting with floor seating on carpets and cushions. Bread is baked to order, and two structured sharing menus are part of service. The restaurant holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand for 2026. The group runs three branches in the city.
Fi Glbak
Fi Glbak in Al Muhammadiyah is Chef Hisham Baeshen's first restaurant, and it holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand for 2026. It showcases authentic Saudi regional cuisine from five regions, served as small plates and a la carte. The wine program is minimal.
Aseeb
Aseeb in Al Yasmeen serves authentic Najdi cuisine a la carte in a palatial building with antiques and murals. Specialties include grilled camel and farm-fresh lamb, plus smoked lamb shoulder with date glaze. A wine and tea pairing program is part of the meal. It holds a Michelin Plate and ranked 39 on the World's 50 Best MENA list in 2025.
Mirzam
Mirzam in Al Nakheel is a contemporary Saudi restaurant known for authentic Saudi breakfast, and it holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand for 2026. The a la carte menu is built for sharing. The Mirzam platter sets out hummus, foul and warm flatbreads, with Egg Maghash and Kibda Hijazi alongside. Dessert is maasoub.
Planning FAQ
How many Michelin-starred restaurants does Riyadh have in your guide?
Riyadh has no Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide. Michelin awards on the restaurants in our guide are Plates and Bib Gourmands for 2026. Bib Gourmand restaurants include Najd Village in Al Olaya, Fi Glbak and Em Sherif Café in Al Muhammadiyah, Mirzam in Al Nakheel, Tameesa in Al Yasmeen, KAYZŌ in Al Sulaimaniyah and Sasani in Hitteen. Plate restaurants include Maiz in Al Diriyah, Benoit in Al Aqeeq and The Globe in Al Olaya.
Which neighborhood has the most wine programs?
Al Olaya is the neighborhood with the most wine programs among the top venues in our guide. Julien by Daniel Boulud has a list with sommelier-led service, The Globe and Yokari have programs, and Lusin has a standard program. Mandarin Oriental Al Faisaliah, also in Al Olaya, holds a Star Wine List.
Where are the tasting menus in Riyadh?
Maiz in Al Diriyah, The Globe, Julien by Daniel Boulud and PORTERHOUSE in Al Olaya, Hōchō and The Rubi Room at Hōchō in Al Hada, and Roka in Al Sulaimaniyah are the tasting-menu restaurants in our guide. Maiz serves six-course and eight-course menus from 13 provinces. The Rubi Room serves a 19-course omakase. Julien by Daniel Boulud serves a 10-course menu.
Which Riyadh places are on the World's 50 Best MENA list?
Marble in Umm Al Hamam Al Sharki, Myazu in Al Sulaimaniyah and Aseeb in Al Yasmeen are the places in our Riyadh guide on the World's 50 Best MENA list. Marble and Myazu are on the 2026 list. Aseeb is on the 2025 list. Marble is an American steakhouse that smokes and grills meat over an open flame. Myazu serves contemporary Japanese fusion with a wine list. Aseeb serves authentic Najdi cuisine a la carte.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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Myazu
Ranked 49th on the World's 50 Best Restaurants MENA 2024 list, Myazu brings a pan-Asian culinary approach to the As Sulimaniyah district of Riyadh, guided by Scottish chef Ian Pengelley. Expect technique-led cooking that draws on texture and aroma as structural principles.
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Em Sherif Café
Em Sherif Café brings the well-established Lebanese dining tradition of its family-owned group to Riyadh's Al Mohammadiyyah district, with bright interiors, generously portioned mezze and mains, and a menu that rewards those who linger long enough to reach dessert. The riz bi halib alone justifies the return visit. Open early until late, it sits in a price tier that makes sharing across the whole menu a realistic proposition.
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Fi Glbak
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KAYZŌ
KAYZŌ in Riyadh's As Sulimaniyah district brings Japanese contemporary cooking to a wide-format sharing menu built around colour, technique, and layered flavour. The open kitchen counter sets the tone for an evening that moves between traditional sushi, creative maki, and dishes like beef takikomi gohan, all best experienced after dark when the lighting drops and the room finds its rhythm.
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Mirzam
A contemporary Saudi breakfast and brunch address near the King Abdullah Financial District, Mirzam frames regional ingredients and spices through a format built for sharing. The Mirzam platter anchors the table with hummus, foul, and warm flatbreads, while Egg Maghash and Kibda Hijazi represent the country's broader culinary geography. Dessert ends with maasoub, the kitchen's signature close.
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Najd Village
One of Riyadh's most-cited addresses for authentic Saudi cooking, Najd Village operates three branches across the city, each designed to replicate the architecture and atmosphere of a Najd-era settlement. Floor seating under covered terraces, bread baked to order, and two structured sharing menus make it a natural choice for group celebrations and visitors wanting a grounded introduction to the region's table traditions.
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Sasani
Staff guide the pace and the selection, making it a reliable address for groups wanting to work through a meal rather than order and move on.
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Tameesa
A Hijazi-style breakfast institution on King Abdul Aziz Branch Road in Alyasmin, Tameesa runs from early morning until mid-afternoon and builds its menu around communal sharing dishes: foul, moutabbal, mutabbaq, freshly tandoor-baked bread, tamees, and the sweet finish of areeka. The glass-fronted kitchen, retro interior, and generous portions at accessible prices make it a reliable read on traditional Saudi breakfast culture.
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تكية - TAKYA
Positioned in the Al Bujairi heritage district at the foot of Diriyah, Takya is among Riyadh's most formally recognised Saudi restaurants, earning La Liste scores of 75 in 2025 and 80 in 2026. The menu reads as a structured argument for Saudi culinary tradition, with dishes anchored in regional produce and cooking logic rather than borrowed formats.
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Aseeb
Aseeb in Riyadh presents Modern Middle Eastern fine dining that centers on seasonal Saudi produce and refined technique. Notable dishes include Smoked Lamb Shoulder with date glaze, Charred Eggplant with tahini and pomegranate, and Cardamom Panna Cotta with rosewater syrup. The tasting menu moves through coastal fish, local grains and desert fruits, each course delivering layered spice, bright acidity and precise textures. Recognized on the World's 50 Best Restaurants MENA 2024 list at #39, the kitchen balances local ingredients with international technique. Expect warm service, a focused wine and tea pairing program, and a meal built to be shared and remembered.
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Benoit
Alain Ducasse's Benoit brings classic French bistro de luxe to the King Abdullah Financial District, with red banquettes, vintage chandeliers, and a menu anchored in Paris-trained tradition. Escargot, pâté en croûte, and soufflé au chocolat sit alongside Saudi-inflected additions like Camel Rossini and lamb kafta. The result is a rare French institutional format transplanted into one of Riyadh's most architecturally ambitious districts.
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Café Boulud
Café Boulud occupies the ground floor of the Four Seasons Hotel Riyadh inside Kingdom Centre, bringing Daniel Boulud's French bistro format to Olaya Street. Pastel-toned rooms, a bar, lounge, and orangery frame a menu that draws on French classical technique while incorporating Middle Eastern flavours. A dedicated cheese chef, a weekday business lunch menu, and a Friday brunch round out a format built for repeat visits.
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Hōchō
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Il Baretto
In the shadow of KAFD's glass towers, Il Baretto delivers Italian classics executed with genuine care: gnocchi alla Sorrentina, veal chop alla Milanese, and a feather-light Amalfi lemon soufflé in a room dressed with velvet armchairs and fresh florals. The business lunch offering positions it as one of the district's more practical daytime choices, where quality and value converge without compromise.
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Julien by Daniel Boulud
A 12-seat counter tucked inside Café Boulud at the Four Seasons Kingdom Centre, Julien by Daniel Boulud offers a 10-course modern French tasting menu with local influence, paired with non-alcoholic wines and mocktails. One of Riyadh's most intimate fine-dining formats, it runs for approximately three hours and books well ahead. Plan accordingly.
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Long Chim
Long Chim at Al Bujairi Terrace brings David Thompson's Thai recipes to Diriyah, pairing green papaya salad and khao soi Chiang Mai with an open terrace overlooking one of Riyadh's most active heritage destinations. The set Maa Long Chim menu offers a structured entry point into a cuisine that rarely gets serious representation in the Saudi capital. Service runs warm and unhurried in a setting that rewards a long evening.
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Lunch Room
Lunch Room in Riyadh redefines contemporary Middle Eastern dining with seasonal tasting menus and bold regional flavors. Signature dishes include the Seasonal Tasting Menu, Slow-Roasted Local Lamb and Charred Cauliflower with Za'atar. The kitchen focuses on Saudi produce, precise technique and balanced spice, offering layered textures from crisp pickles to silky reductions. Recognized on the World's 50 Best Restaurants MENA 2024 list at #31, Lunch Room delivers an intimate, sensory meal where aromatic spices, bright acid, and warm bread arrive in thoughtful sequence. Expect attentive, polished service and an evolving menu that highlights stronger examples from the region in every bite, well-suited for informed travelers seeking roast, smoke, and seasonal freshness.
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Lusin
Lusin occupies the third floor of Centria Mall on Olaya Street, bringing Armenian cooking to Riyadh's commercial heart through a dining room of stone cladding, wood floors, and a partially open kitchen. The menu runs from fresh salads and cheese borak to classic kebabs and a signature honey cake, making it one of the few places in the city to explore Armenian culinary tradition with any seriousness.
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Maiz
Set within the historic Diriyah district at Al Bujairi Terrace, Maiz draws on all 13 of Saudi Arabia's provinces to construct a tasting-led argument for the country's culinary range. Lamb mantu, mandi shoulder, and freshly baked breads with local honey anchor a menu that moves deliberately between regions. Two tasting menus, at six and eight courses, offer one structured way to read that breadth.
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MAMO Michelangelo
MAMO Michelangelo occupies a prominent position on King Fahd Road in Riyadh's Al Olaya district, where the Italian dining conversation has grown increasingly competitive. The restaurant sits within a broader MAMO brand that has built recognition across multiple cities, bringing a European dining framework to a market still shaping its fine-casual Italian identity. For Riyadh diners tracking the city's expanding international restaurant tier, it warrants a close look.
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MLLE
A Lebanese-leaning restaurant in Riyadh's Laysen Valley near the Diplomatic Quarter, MLLE pairs colourful interiors with a menu that riffs on familiar Levantine classics. Chef Abdullah Bakri brings subtle creative twists to dishes like passion fruit tabbouleh and a refined shish tawook, while a sunken garden terrace makes it one of the more atmospheric outdoor dining spots in the city during cooler months.
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Namu
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Where to stay in Riyadh
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Bab Samhan, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Diriyah
Bab Samhan sits at the edge of Diriyah's UNESCO-listed mud-brick ruins, positioning it apart from Riyadh's central business-district hotel cluster. Recognised in the La Liste Top Hotels 2026 rankings with 97 points, it occupies a tier defined by heritage setting and architectural specificity rather than metropolitan scale. For travellers treating Diriyah as a destination rather than a day trip, this is the address that makes that approach coherent.
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Fairmont Riyadh
Positioned inside Riyadh's Business Gate complex, Fairmont Riyadh combines corporate convenience with a wellness infrastructure that extends well beyond a standard hotel gym. With 298 rooms, a La Liste 2026 recognition at 93.5 points, and gender-segregated spa and pool facilities tailored to local context, it serves both business travelers and guests prioritising recovery alongside their itinerary.
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The Ritz-Carlton, Riyadh
Originally designed as a royal palace, The Ritz-Carlton, Riyadh opened in 2011 on Makkah Al Mukarramah Road and has since established itself as the address of choice for heads of state, government delegations, and travellers seeking a property that operates at the intersection of palatial Saudi heritage and contemporary international standards.
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Al Mashreq Boutique Hotel
Al Mashreq Boutique Hotel occupies a prominent corner on Ourouba Street in northern Riyadh, where traditional Arabian architectural language meets contemporary interiors across a curated collection of rooms and suites. Named Saudi Arabia's Leading Boutique Hotel at the 2025 World Travel Awards and recognised as a Regional Winner in the Luxury Boutique category, it sits in a distinct tier from the city's large-footprint international chains, offering a more contained and personalised guest experience in one of Riyadh's key business and retail corridors.
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Mandarin Oriental Al Faisaliah, Riyadh
Mandarin Oriental Al Faisaliah sits within Riyadh's landmark Al Faisaliah Tower on King Fahad Road, earning MICHELIN Selected recognition in 2025. The property places itself in the upper tier of Olaya's business-district hotels, where address, service calibre, and architectural identity carry as much weight as room specification. Advance reservations are advisable for peak business travel periods.
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The St. Regis Riyadh
The St. Regis Riyadh sits on Makkah Al Mukarramah Road as one of the Saudi capital's most decorated addresses, earning 96.5 points in the 2026 La Liste Top Hotels ranking. Its reputation rests partly on deliberate restraint in room count, placing it in a different tier from the city's large-format luxury towers. For guests who return regularly, that scale is the point.
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Marriott Riyadh Diplomatic Quarter
Opened in 2018, the Marriott Riyadh Diplomatic Quarter draws its architectural identity from the Wadi Hanifa desert valley, translating canyon formations into canyon-like walls and interior waterways. Located in Riyadh's embassy district on Abdullah Alsahmi Street, it combines a multi-cuisine restaurant, a Turkish hammam spa, solar-panel sustainability infrastructure, and an outdoor pool.
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Al Nakhla Residential Resort
Al Nakhla Residential Resort in Riyadh's Qurtubah district holds a Country Winner award for Luxury Family Resort, a credential that places it in a distinct category within Saudi Arabia's fast-expanding hospitality market. The property's residential format speaks to a specific demand: families and extended-stay guests who require space and routine rather than the condensed luxury of a hotel room.
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Fraser Suites Riyadh
Fraser Suites Riyadh holds two significant hospitality awards, Global Winner for Luxury Serviced Apartment and Continent Winner for Luxury All Suite Hotel, placing it in a distinct category within Olaya Street's competitive accommodation corridor. The property's all-suite format positions it between the flexibility of a long-stay residence and the service standards of a full-service hotel, making it a considered choice for extended business visits to the Saudi capital.
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InterContinental Durrat Al Riyadh Resort & Spa
Sitting along the Riyadh–Qassim Freeway corridor and carrying a 2025 MICHELIN Selected distinction, InterContinental Durrat Al Riyadh Resort & Spa positions itself in the resort tier of the Saudi capital's expanding luxury accommodation scene. The property offers a retreat-style format at some distance from the city's downtown core, suited to travellers who want resort scale rather than urban proximity. It sits in a competitive bracket that includes several internationally flagged Riyadh properties now attracting Michelin's hotel programme attention.
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Jareed Hotel Riyadh
Jareed Hotel Riyadh sits on Prince Turki Ibn Abdulaziz Al Awwal Road in the heart of Riyadh's commercial corridor, carrying a 2025 Michelin Selected distinction that places it in a recognisable tier of reviewed mid-to-upper properties. The address positions guests within reach of the city's key business and leisure nodes, offering a quieter alternative to the large international towers that define Riyadh's upper accommodation bracket.
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JW Marriott Hotel Riyadh
Carrying a 2025 MICHELIN Selected designation, JW Marriott Hotel Riyadh occupies a prominent address on King Fahad Road in the Sahafa District, placing it within Riyadh's established business and hospitality corridor. The property represents the upper tier of international chain hotels in the Saudi capital, where brand scale meets the city's rapid evolution as a global destination.
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Kimpton KAFD Riyadh by IHG
Kimpton KAFD Riyadh by IHG sits at the heart of Riyadh's King Abdullah Financial District, earning Michelin Selected recognition in 2025. The property brings Kimpton's characteristically design-forward, wellness-attentive approach to one of the Saudi capital's most ambitious new districts, positioning it as a considered alternative to the older luxury corridor around Kingdom Centre.
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Le Meridien Riyadh
Le Méridien Riyadh sits at a key crossroads in the capital, where King Abdullah Road meets Olaya Street, placing guests steps from the metro, the business district, and Tahlia Street’s dining and retail stretch. The interiors are sleek and bright, with floor-to-ceiling windows, minimalist furniture, and natural light in every corner. Suites follow gentle curves that mirror the building’s architecture, and bathrooms come with deep tubs and built-in screens. With a rooftop lounge, a spa, and a social, design-forward lobby, it is a textbook city stay built for informed travelers.
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Mansard Riyadh, a Radisson Collection Hotel
A Michelin Selected property on Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Road in Riyadh's Al Rabea District, Mansard Riyadh sits within the Radisson Collection tier, a brand segment that positions itself between full-service luxury chains and design-led independents. The hotel carries Michelin recognition for 2025, placing it inside a select cohort of Riyadh properties that have cleared that editorial threshold.
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Narcissus The Royal Hotel
Narcissus The Royal Hotel occupies a prominent position in Riyadh's Al Ulaya district, where the city's upper tier of hospitality has concentrated over the past decade. The hotel's Presidential Suite carries a Regional Winner award, placing it in a recognized bracket of suite-level accommodation across the Gulf. For travelers comparing suite-focused stays in the Saudi capital, it sits in a distinct tier from the international-flag towers nearby.
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Radisson Blu Hotel & Residence, Riyadh Diplomatic Quarter
The Radisson Blu Hotel & Residence in Riyadh's Diplomatic Quarter holds a Country Winner award for Luxury Residences and a Continent Winner title for Luxury Hotel, placing it among the Saudi capital's most recognised extended-stay addresses. Located on Umro Adhamry Street in the Al Safarat district, the property suits both short-term visitors and longer postings requiring apartment-style accommodation within one of Riyadh's most structured, self-contained neighbourhoods.
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Radisson Blu Hotel, Riyadh Convention & Exhibition Centre
Positioned on King Abdullah Ibn Abdulaziz Road in the King Abdullah District, Radisson Blu Hotel, Riyadh Convention & Exhibition Centre serves the capital's large-scale conference and corporate circuit. The property holds both a Country Winner and Continent Winner distinction for Luxury Business Hotel from World Luxury Hotel Awards, placing it among a specific tier of verified business accommodation in Saudi Arabia.
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Radisson Hotel Riyadh Airport
Positioned directly within King Khalid International Airport, the Radisson Hotel Riyadh Airport holds recognition as a Regional Winner for Luxury Family Resort and a Finalist for Luxury Airport Hotel, with additional acknowledgment for its General Manager. For travellers managing layovers, early departures, or family transits through Riyadh, it occupies a specific and practical tier in the city's airport-adjacent accommodation market.
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Rosh Rayhaan by Rotana
Rosh Rayhaan by Rotana holds the Country Winner title for Luxury Conference and Event Hotel in Saudi Arabia, placing it at the upper tier of Riyadh's corporate hospitality market. Located on Olaya Street in Al Olaya, the property sits at the centre of the capital's commercial district, well-positioned for delegates and senior travellers who need proximity to Riyadh's business core without sacrificing hotel quality.
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The Valley Resort
The Valley Resort sits in the Wadi Laban district of southwest Riyadh, recognized in the Michelin Selected Hotels 2025 list, a designation that places it among a small cohort of Saudi properties earning Michelin's editorial attention. For travellers seeking a retreat from the dense commercial corridors of central Riyadh, the resort's wadi-adjacent setting offers a different kind of city stay, where the surrounding landscape does quiet work that urban hotels cannot.
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Vivienda Diplomatic Quarter, Riyadh
Vivienda Diplomatic Quarter sits inside Riyadh's most diplomatically dense neighbourhood, where the city's villa-format hospitality operates at a different register than its tower hotels. The Majestuoso Villa at the property won Saudi Arabia's Leading Luxury Hotel Villa at the 2025 World Travel Awards, placing it among the Kingdom's recognised villa-tier accommodation. For stays in the Diplomatic Quarter, this is the address that formal recognition has singled out.
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voco Riyadh
A Michelin Selected hotel on King Fahad Road, voco Riyadh positions itself in the mid-to-upper tier of Riyadh's international hotel circuit, where IHG's playful-but-polished brand identity meets the capital's accelerating hospitality ambitions. The address places guests on one of the city's primary commercial arteries, within reach of both business districts and major retail corridors.
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Where to go for a drink in Riyadh
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Kanza
Kanza brings a poolside bar format to Riyadh, a city where licensed leisure spaces are still being defined and the category itself is newer than the skyline that frames it. The setting pitches outdoor drinking culture against Saudi Arabia's rapid hospitality expansion, placing it in a small but growing tier of day-to-night venues recalibrating what social life looks like in the capital.
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The Alley
The Alley is Riyadh's sports bar destination for live game viewing, where the energy of match night meets a social atmosphere designed around the collective experience of sport. Set in a city building a leisure culture largely from scratch, it occupies a distinct niche in the Saudi capital's rapidly expanding bar-adjacent hospitality scene.
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