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Cheval Collection\u2019s luxury serviced hotel apartments in Riyadh inspired by Saudi Salmani and Najdi architecture.<\/p>\n
\nConcept design has been concluded with schematic design now under way at Cheval Maison \u2013 Sulaymaniyah in Riyadh, the new, top-flight serviced hotel apartment offering from the UK\u2019s award-winning luxury hospitality company, Cheval Collection.<\/p>\n
Construction site ground works are also in progress, with project construction expected to begin in Q1 2027 and anticipated for completion in Q4 2028, the company said.<\/p>\n
Cheval Maison \u2013 Sulaymaniyah, a partnership between Cheval Collection and KSA-based Ladun Investment Company, is Cheval\u2019s second property in KSA and one of five in the Middle East. It will feature 134 luxury, contemporary studios, one bed and two bed apartment \u2013 each with a private kitchen and most with a balcony \u2013 with luxury furnishings and high-end finishes. There is also an onsite dining outlet, a retail unit, gym and pool.<\/p>\n
Quentin Ricks, Chief Technical Services Officer at Cheval Collection, said: \u2018Cheval Maison \u2013 Sulaymaniyah brings a new concept in serviced residences to Riyadh, where luxury accommodation is in big demand. Guests are increasingly seeking the comfort and autonomy of a residence combined with the conveniences and services of a hotel, and we are seeing a strong appetite for flexible accommodation for business trips, relocation stays and multigenerational travel. In Saudi Arabia and the wider Middle East, long-stay guests are more discerning than ever, with expectations to match.\u2019
\nCheval Maison \u2013 Sulaymaniyah\u2019s design is inspired by two types of Saudi Arabian architecture \u2013 Salmani and Najdi \u2013 to integrate traditional Saudi heritage with today\u2019s design and build trends. Both have been integrated for regional identity.<\/p>\n
\u2018We have focused on preserving Saudi culture while bringing modern urban design into the mix,\u2019 said Quentin Ricks. \u2018Salmani architecture, hallmark of urban development in Riyadh, strikes a balance between tradition and current design trends, while Najdi architecture is characterised by central courtyards, geometric openings and climate-adaptive design. Guests will experience a seamless blend of the two at Cheval Maison – Sulaymaniyah.\u2019<\/p>\n
Located close to King Salman Park in the heart of Riyadh, the property has a built up area 24,150 square metres with services, amenities and accomodition across three storeys and two basements. Like all Cheval Collection properties, it will be part of the Cheval DISCOVERY loyalty programme, in partnership with the Global Hotel Alliance.<\/p>\n
Cheval Collection also operates Cheval Maison \u2013 The Palm Dubai, which opened in 2023 and Cheval Maison \u2013 Expo City Dubai, which opened last year. Cheval Ladun Living \u2013 another partnership with Ladun Investment Company \u2013 is under construction in Riyadh and set to open in Q4 2027.<\/p>\n
The company also recently moved into the branded residences sector, launching its first property \u2013 Cheval Residences Dubai Islands \u2013 in April this year, with more in the pipeline in the UAE and other parts of the region.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Cheval Collection\u2019s luxury serviced hotel apartments in Riyadh inspired by Saudi Salmani and Najdi architecture. Concept design has been concluded with schematic design now under way at Cheval Maison \u2013 Sulaymaniyah in Riyadh, the new, top-flight serviced hotel apartment offering from the UK\u2019s award-winning luxury hospitality company, Cheval Collection. Construction site ground works are also …<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":132470,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[439],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-132472","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-english-news"],"yoast_head":"\n