Hotels Near Al Safwa Mosque in Riyadh

The Boudl Gaber is far outside the city centre near the King Fahd Stadium. Uber is converted to €10 in about 20 minutes in the center of Riad. In addition to the strategically disadvantaged location, the Boudl Gaber can enthusiastically enjoy clean, well furnished rooms. In the Foyer there is a cafe, but there is no breakfast buffet. There is a lot of staff, something English speaks only a few. But it is enough for a stupid understanding.

The general manager of the hotel along with his team Abdullah, Hussein and all the team were very welcoming and obliging during my 8 night stay at the hotel. Cleaning staff were excellent also. Would highly recommend the hotel. Travelled from Ireland to Saudi Arabia.

I went to Riyadh on a business trip and stayed at this B&B. It was run by Chinese people. The communication was very smooth. It was a great feeling of happiness to see my compatriots in a foreign country. The room was large and clean. I will choose it next time I go to Riyadh. Checked in here!

Overall the room and experience was pretty good - big room, with washing machine, microwave and various other things. There wasn't much service, but I want really looking for any, just a place to stay. There wasn't much in the immediate area, but it seems you need to drive/everywhere in Riyadh anyways, so it's pretty centrally located thinking about that. A weird smell initially in the bathroom upon arrival, but that seemed to dissipate... Overall a pretty good option if you get a good deal!

The check-in time is a little longer, the hotel has a business meeting room and a tea break, and the front desk lady is very warm and friendly.

The only good thing about the hotel is how clean it is. Otherwise everything is not up to the expectations especially when you consider the price and the hotel given stars (supposedly 4-star hotel). -The location is not too bad but wouldn’t say it was good. It is at least 30 mins driving from city attractions; especially when it gets crowded (and it always the case in Riyadh). -At check-in, we were given zero information about the hotel so we had to figure out everything ourselves. -Lobby area is not bad. -No one is out to welcome guest so we had to go and ask for bellboy to help us with the luggage (if you needed as we did). -Parking spaces are very very limited and unidentified. After parking there, you will struggle to get to the lobby; it seems like the parking is made for the events hall as its entrance is the first thing you’d see after parking (you could mistakenly enter a wedding hall). -Rooms are very small and walking spaces is limited. It has only one small window. We were given a baby cot that was very old and worn-out. -Bathrooms are smaller than you could imagine. -Service is insufficient and not up to the expectations; you need to ask for anything you expect to get regularly (like trash changing and daily room cleaning). -check-out is very long although no one was there other than me and someone else.

This hotel can be regarded as a hotel. It has good service and good hardware facilities. At least it is safe. There are many Filipino service staff. The food is cheap. The conditions of the room are good in all aspects. There is no comparison and no harm. It is the same as what happened last night. Compared to the Little Black Inn, this place was my savior. The only drawback is that the location is not accurate and it is difficult to find. The check-in gate is on the back of the building facing the road. As a result, after I saw the hotel sign on the road, I looked at the store on the side of the road from beginning to end and couldn't find the hotel entrance.

Great price and great location but very shabby and outdated. There was hardly any food at breakfast, but the staff did try to be helpful, but didn’t know English very well at all. Would recommend if you’re looking for a decent place to stay and don’t mind tiles in the shower looking like they could do with a good clean!