Hilton has opened the Hilton Makkah Convention Hotel, which features the city’s largest ballroom and convention centre. “The opening of Hilton Makkah Convention Hotel marks Hilton’s 12th hotel in Saudi Arabia,” said Andreas Lackner, regional head, brand management, Hilton. “With more than 30 hotels under development, Saudi Arabia features our largest development pipeline in the Middle East and we look forward to extending our renowned hospitality across the country.” Hilton Makkah Convention Hotel features the largest pillar-less ballroom in Makkah, and the ability to accommodate up to 1,600 delegates. The hotel boasts the first and largest convention centre in the city, and is joined by an additional eight multi-purpose meeting and boardrooms. Hilton Makkah Convention Hotel has three restaurants and a cafe where guests can indulge in various eclectic cuisines. “We are delighted to be welcoming guests looking to stay in the heart of Makkah,” said Mark Allaf, general manager, Hilton Makkah Convention Hotel. “Hilton Makkah Convention Hotel offers contemporary accommodations in one of the world’s most monumental cities. With its spacious ballroom and convention centre, the hotel is ideal for meetings and events of all sizes.” The hotel offers 764 contemporary guest rooms with large modern walk-in showers, including 90 executive rooms, 25 executive suites and 16 suites with views of Haram. Guests will also have access to the 24-hour fitness centre featuring the latest state-of-the-art equipment.
Hilton Expands Hotel Portfolio in Saudi Arabia
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