Hayat Buyutat Hotel sits at the pulse of Olaya, Riyadh’s premier commercial district, marrying sleek apartment-style living with the ease of a full-service hotel. Each suite features a monochrome living area, a fully equipped kitchenette (oven, coffee machine and cookware), sound-insulated bedrooms with flat-screen TVs and generous wardrobes. High-speed Wi-Fi blankets every corner—from lobby lounges to private balconies—so whether guests are drafting emails or streaming late-night documentaries, connectivity is never in question.
Beyond the apartments, wellness is front and center: an indoor pool glows beneath subtle lighting, the gym houses both free weights and cardio machines, and the spa’s hot tub, Turkish bath and massage studios offer a complete reset. A billiards room adds a playful pause between meetings, while 24-hour room service, free on-site parking and accessible family suites ensure every stay feels effortless.
Location couldn’t be more convenient: Al Faisaliah and Kingdom Towers are just a five-minute drive away, Riyadh Mall is ten minutes down the road, and King Khalid International Airport lies forty minutes beyond the city limits—perfect for both quick in-and-out business trips and leisurely urban explorations.
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As Saudi Arabia’s capital, Riyadh unfurls between desert horizons and modern high-rises. Travelers here can expect a blend of tradition and transformation: ornate mosques and heritage sites coexist with avant-garde galleries and ambitious architectural projects. Days are warm—often very warm—so mornings are best for outdoor exploration, while afternoons call for air-conditioned havens or a leisurely siesta.
Olaya feels wired to a higher voltage than most Riyadh quarters: glass-fronted offices rub shoulders with late-night shawarma joints, and mid-century cafés share sidewalks with gleaming new hotels. Business crowds fan out morning and evening, yet the streets quiet after local shops shut around 10 PM. Pedestrian walkways are broad, and small parks punctuate the avenue—ideal for a post-meeting coffee break or a twilight stroll.
Al Faisaliah Tower (1.6 mi)
One of Riyadh’s most distinctive skyscrapers, Al Faisaliah Tower delivers panoramic views from its glass-floored observation deck and hosts an upscale food hall inside its gilded globe. It’s a five-minute drive from the hotel—a brief detour for champagne sunsets above the city.
Masmak Fort (3.9 mi)
A humble mud-brick stronghold that sparked the kingdom’s modern era, Masmak Fort feels like stepping into a page of Saudi history. Courtyards, restored rooms and traditional weaponry exhibits beckon history buffs roughly a ten-minute taxi ride away.
Riyadh Mall (10 min drive)
Stretching over three levels, Riyadh Mall combines international brands and local boutiques in a light-filled arcade. Gourmands can linger over gourmet sandwiches and date-concocted desserts at café terraces after a few hours of retail reconnaissance.
King Abdulaziz Historical Center (1.1 mi)
This sprawling cultural precinct gathers the National Museum, King Abdulaziz Foundation and meticulously landscaped gardens. Artisans’ workshops and rotating exhibitions make it more than a date on the map—it’s a dive into Saudi identity, just a 5-minute drive from the hotel.
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Guests may check in between 3:00 PM and 9:00 PM; check-out is until 2:00 PM. The front desk is staffed around the clock to accommodate early arrivals or late departures.
Breakfast is available à la carte (continental, halal or buffet) and can be added to any reservation. Guests often praise the spread for its fresh pastries, local specialties and robust coffee selection.
Yes—Hayat Buyutat provides complimentary on-site parking and high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the property, from lobby lounges to private balconies.
The hotel features an indoor swimming pool, a fully equipped fitness center, and a spa area with a hot tub, traditional Turkish bath and massage studios.
Absolutely. Each suite includes a private kitchenette with an oven, coffee machine and a full set of cookware, allowing guests to prepare anything from a quick snack to a full meal.
Al Faisaliah Tower and Kingdom Tower are both just a five-minute drive away. Riyadh Mall is roughly ten minutes by car, and King Khalid International Airport is about a forty-minute drive.
Yes. Family-sized suites, accessible rooms and facilities for disabled guests are available, along with thoughtful amenities like extra wardrobe space and 24-hour room service.
In addition to the pool and spa, guests can unwind in the billiards room or order in via 24-hour room service for a relaxed night in.
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