W Hotels Makes its Debut in Saudi Arabia with the Unveiling of W Riyadh – KAFD

Wellbeing at W Riyadh – KAFD is supported through dedicated spa, fitness, and event facilities.

W Hotels, part of Marriott Bonvoy’s portfolio of over 30 extraordinary hotel brands, has announced the opening of W Riyadh – KAFD, marking the brand’s debut in Saudi Arabia.

Located in King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD), the hotel serves as a social and dining destination, with detail-driven design, multiple dining venues, curated programming, and the brand’s signature Whatever/Whenever service. 

Design Rooted in Local Heritage

Located within King Abdullah Financial District, the hotel sits within Riyadh’s business and lifestyle hub. Designed by LW Design, the interiors reference Saudi culture through interpretations of Najdi textiles and art. Stone and veined marble are used throughout the hotel, reflecting the country’s desert and mountain landscapes, alongside geometric textures and textiles inspired by Al Sadu, a traditional weaving pattern.

Guests arrive at a large lobby designed with a balance of open gathering areas and quieter spaces for dining and relaxation. A six‑metre tapestry by Saudi artist Abdulnasser Gharem anchors the space, complemented by sculptural elements and floor‑to‑ceiling curtains that reference the early stages of the weaving process. The W Lounge draws inspiration from traditional gathering settings, with circular banquettes and sunken tables informed by Bedouin firepit arrangements.

The hotel features 210 guestrooms including 17 suites, two penthouse suites, and the W Penthouse. Guestrooms feature a palette of green, ruby, gold, and bronze accents, geometric textiles, and English and Arabic typography wall art by Saudi artist Abdulnasser Gharem. The penthouse suites offer expanded layouts with floor‑to‑ceiling windows overlooking downtown Riyadh. The 390‑square‑metre W Penthouse includes two bedrooms, separate living and dining areas, a kitchenette, an office, and a gym area with steam and sauna facilities. A floor‑to‑ceiling installation of wooden and illuminated spheres references Subha, traditional prayer beads associated with reflection and mindfulness. More

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