Dhahran International Hotel 3.19

A hotel in Saudi Arabia should function as a showcase for the country’s legendary hospitality. The Bedouins have a saying which translates as “He makes coffee day and night”. This is their way of describing a generous man. Deriving its origin from survival in the harsh conditions in the desert, hospitality for the Bedouins is not merely a social grace. It can mean the difference between life and death. Charity is the third pillar of Islam, thus the generosity inherent in Saudi hospitality has both a religious and a cultural inspiration.

At Dhahran International Hotel we have assimilated the spirit of that Bedouin saying into our operational philosophy. We too make coffee day and night. We strive to achieve that subtle balance between modern efficiency and traditional hospitality between speed and elegance. Every visitor to our hotel is assured of a personal welcome from an accommodating staff, eager to assist in providing those individual touches. This personalized attention is complemented by our comprehensive array of facilities and convenience. In our espousal of the Bedouin motto, our aim is to infuse Muslim hospitality and tradition into the hotel’s international five-star service. We ensure that luxury and comfort are delivered with warmth and concern for each guest’s personal needs.

We welcome you to Dhahran International Hotel where we translate the essence of the Bedouin maxim into functional grace, style and traditional hospitality. During the stateliness of a royal banquet or the informality of a weekend respite, amidst the uncertainty and turmoil of war or the day-to-day surefire function of peace, through the pressure of the business day or the unhurried place of the holiday, “We make coffee day and night”.