March 2nd, 2007, by Mary Winston Nicklin
Spotlight On: Al Faisaliah Hotel, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
The kingdom’s leading luxury hotel is mind-blowing. First, there’s the 875-foot office tower which is the tallest building in Saudi Arabia. There’s the gargantuan ballroom, designed to host up to 4000 guests. The on-site stained glass window which is the largest such work ever produced. With dedicated 24-hour butler service, the hotel has proved a pioneer in Saudi Arabia’s luxury hotel market with this elevated standard of personalized service. And, last but not least, the incredible Globe restaurant. Encapsulated in the stunning golden geodesic orb that tops Al Faisaliah Tower, the restaurant features staggering views of Riyadh. The three-story restaurant is topped by the city’s first cigar lounge while scenic glass elevators and a staircase on the interior rim of each of the three floors bring guests to a truly unrivaled destination. Al Faisaliah, a Rosewood Hotel, sets the standard for elegance in the Middle East.
Cannot image anyone in their right mind wanting to go to this country which is the most fundamentalist of them all. They even deny Bin Laden and his gang are responsible for 9/11. Shame on you for even posting this. Are you Americans or not?????
You’re full of sh!t Jeff…Its great over here!
Jeff, yet another American displaying his total ignorance of anything outside his front door. Try visiting KSA and meeting some of it’s people before you post your ridiculous views on something you know nothing about.