Hilton Expands in Saudi Arabia with Conrad Riyadh Laysen Valley

Conrad Brand to Debut in the Saudi Capital

Hilton has announced plans to open Conrad Riyadh Laysen Valley, marking the entry of Conrad Hotels & Resorts into Riyadh. The new luxury hotel will be developed in collaboration with Mashareq Investment and is scheduled to welcome guests in 2025.

The signing represents Hilton’s continued commitment to expanding its premium portfolio in high-growth destinations across the Kingdom.

Strategic Location in Laysen Valley

Conrad Riyadh Laysen Valley will be situated within Laysen Valley, one of Riyadh’s prominent mixed-use developments. Positioned opposite the Diplomatic Quarter and close to key government institutions and corporate headquarters, the hotel will cater to both international business travelers and regional leisure guests.

The 170-key property will offer:

• Contemporary guest rooms and luxury suites

• Indoor swimming pool and modern fitness centre

• Boutique spa facilities

• Seven meeting rooms totaling over 500 square metres

• Multiple signature dining concepts

The hotel aims to become a central hub for executive meetings, social gatherings, and upscale city stays.

Supporting Hilton’s Rapid Growth in Saudi Arabia

Hilton currently operates 16 hotels across Saudi Arabia and has outlined ambitious expansion plans in the country. With more than 50 hotels in its development pipeline, Saudi Arabia has become Hilton’s largest pipeline market in the EMEA region.

In addition to Conrad, Hilton is expanding several other brands in the Kingdom, including:

• LXR Hotels & Resorts

• Canopy by Hilton

• Embassy Suites by Hilton

• Hampton by Hilton

The company aims to operate more than 75 hotels in Saudi Arabia over the coming years.

Elevating Riyadh’s Luxury Hospitality Landscape

Conrad Hotels & Resorts operates more than 40 properties worldwide, known for design-forward architecture, curated art experiences, and personalized guest service. The Riyadh property will reflect these global standards while incorporating elements inspired by the local culture and business environment.

As Saudi Arabia advances its Vision 2030 diversification strategy, developments such as Laysen Valley play a central role in transforming Riyadh into a global business and lifestyle destination.

With its anticipated opening in 2025, Conrad Riyadh Laysen Valley is expected to contribute to the capital’s growing reputation as a premium hospitality and corporate travel hub.