Nelover Hotel Ar Rawdah
Hotel in Riyadh
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In every room: Air conditioning · TV · Safety deposit box · Shower
1 large double bed
60 m²
This air-conditioned apartment comes with a seating area including a flat-screen satellite TV. Its kitchen has a microwave, while the private bathroom is stocked with toiletries and a hairdryer.
2 single beds
80 m²
This air-conditioned apartment offers 2 bedrooms and an open-plan kitchen and living room. Decorated in soft blue hues, the living room has a sofa and a flat-screen TV, while the kitchen has a microwave and plenty of counter space. The bathroom is stocked with toiletries and a hairdyer.
2 single beds
90 m²
This air-conditioned apartment features an open-plan living and ktichen area. Large sofas and a flat-screen TV are in the living room, while the kitchen includes a microwave and plenty of counter space. Each bedroom is decorated in warm colours and has a flat-screen TV. The bathroom is stocked with toiletries and a hairdryer.
2 single beds
60 m²
Featuring free toiletries, this twin room includes a private bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer. In the fully equipped kitchenette, guests will find a refrigerator, kitchenware, a microwave and a toaster. The spacious twin room features air conditioning, a minibar, a seating area, a dining area, as well as a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. The unit has 2 beds.
33 amenities in 10 categories.
Check-in, check-out and house rules.
Loved by Guests, Trusted for Excellence
Liked: Quite Disliked: Need more choices in breakfast More egg selection and some beef martadella or susage
Liked: Everything Disliked: Nothing
Liked: Every thing Disliked: Nothing
Great stay Liked: The room was great, the staff was very friendly and polite. The breakfast was served in the room. Disliked: The hotel’s location is pretty far from the city centre
Liked: Staff was friendly Disliked: Breakfast could have been better
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Riyadh, also known as the capital of the Kingdom, is situated in the center of the Arabian Peninsula on the Nafud desert plateau. Its history dates back to the 18th century, and it developed from a small town of Diriyah into a vibrant capital that plays an important role in the formation of the Saudi Kingdom. In 48 hours, visitors can do a wide range of things to spend their time. From exploring Riyadh and Saudi Arabia’s history at the National Museum, enjoying breathtaking views of the city from the 99th-floor Sky Bridge at Kingdom Center, to shopping for traditional goodies at Souq Al Zal or exploring the modern site of Riyadh at Via Riyadh, there is something for everyone. After exploring the city, its delicious culinary scene satisfies every craving by offering everything from cafés and fine dining restaurants to local eateries, and more. Below is the ultimate 48-hour guide, including famous Riyadh attractions, restaurants, museums, historic places, and more. Check them out and make your trip a memorable one!
When most travelers think of Riyadh, towering skyscrapers and luxury malls may come to mind. But venture just a little off the beaten path—specifically around Exit 12 Riyadh—and you'll uncover an entirely different side of the city. This area is a mosaic of authentic local life, vibrant street food, and hidden cultural gems that rarely make it into guidebooks.
Riyadh’s sprawling roads and glittering skyline may give off a sense of endless motion, but just off Exit 12, the city slows down to show off its charm. Tucked between busy highways and residential zones, this area reveals a surprising mix of local culture, culinary treasures, and everyday Saudi life.
When most people think of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia’s capital, they picture skyscrapers, massive malls, and desert adventures. But just off Exit 12, a different side of the city begins to unfold—one that’s more local, more flavorful, and full of unexpected delights. This stretch of the capital is where hidden gems flourish away from the crowds, offering a perfect mix of culture, cuisine, and creative spaces.
