Radisson Hotel Group has signed three hotels in KSA, further strengthening its brand presence across Radisson Blu, Park Inn by Radisson and Radisson Individuals.
The international chain has signed: Vivid Jeddah Hotel, a member of Radisson Individuals that’s slated to open in Q4 2021; Radisson Blu Hotel, Jeddah Al Hamra; and the Park Inn by Radisson Jeddah Al Hamra. Both Jeddah Al Hamra properties are set to open in Q3 2022.
These new signings will add a total of 625 rooms, doubling the group’s portfolio in Jeddah, a key target growth market.
With over 45 hotels, resorts and serviced apartments in operation and under development, Radisson Hotel and its investors remain committed to increasing the group’s presence across the kingdom.
Set to open its doors in Q4 2021, the Vivid Hotel Jeddah will be the first Radisson Individuals hotel in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East region. The hotel will consist of 339 keys, including 75 suites, one specialty restaurant, a lounge and two all-day dining outlets. For leisure and recreation, the hotel will feature a separate female and male spa, indoor swimming pool and a dedicated kids’ area. The meeting and event facilities will include a banquet hall and several meeting rooms.
The Radisson Blu Hotel, Jeddah Al Hamra will consist of 197 rooms. For leisure and recreation, the hotel will feature a separate female and male spa, outdoor swimming pool, kids’ area and playground. The meeting and event facilities will include a banquet hall, several meeting rooms as well as a bridal suite.
Due to also open in Q3 2022, the Park Inn by Radisson Jeddah Al Hamra will be another addition to the existing Park Inn portfolio across the kingdom, with 89 contemporary rooms and suites.
Elie Milky, vice president business development, Middle East, Cyprus, Greece and Pakistan, Radisson Hotel Group, said: “We are proud to announce our new partnership with Dar Al Diyafah to double our portfolio in the city of Jeddah. The new signings will positively contribute to Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 and its economic diversification plan, aiming to significantly increase the contribution of leisure and business travel and tourism to the country’s economy.”
