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These rooms combine city views with a corner outlook toward the Red Sea. They are located on floors five through sixteen. A spacious marble bathroom forms part of the room. In one Deluxe design, a tall, pale buttoned upholstered headboard sits within a broad dark wood frame. An upholstered bench with wooden legs stands at the foot of the bed. Beside a floor-height curtained window, an armchair and a small round table form a seating area. Blue carpet extends around the bed and seating.

Touch controls let you adjust the lights, curtains and temperature. The butler provides a morning wake-up service with freshly brewed tea or coffee.

The room is serviced twice daily and prepared again with evening turndown. You can order in-room dining at any hour. Complimentary pressing covers one set of clothes on arrival.

Wood finishes mark the entrance to the Amwaj Room. Arabian design details continue inside, and the room has a sitting area. Panoramic windows overlook Jeddah. These rooms are on floors four through sixteen. In an Amwaj design, a wood-framed armchair with perforated side panels joins an upholstered sofa around a low rectangular wooden table. A writing desk stands on the far side of the bed. Striped fabric hangs above the bed, and a geometric border follows the pale upper walls. Blue carpet runs between the sleeping and sitting areas.

The marble bathroom includes a Jacuzzi bathtub. Lighting, curtains and temperature are operated by touch controls, and there is a direct line to the butler.

Twice-daily housekeeping includes an evening turndown visit. In-room meals can be ordered day or night. Arrival pressing is complimentary for one set of garments. A morning wake-up call can be accompanied by freshly brewed tea or coffee.

Full-length bay windows frame Jeddah and partial views of the Red Sea. A lounge area sits within the Executive Room, giving you a place to sit apart from the bed. Rooms in this category are on floors five through sixteen. One Executive Room interior has a sofa facing a broad wooden coffee table with a shaped outline. An armchair and a small round wooden table stand by the curtained bay window. Behind the bed, a broad mirror sits within dark wood framing, with an upholstered bench at the foot of the bed. The ceiling has geometric molding, and the floor is carpeted in blue.

The spacious bathroom has a separate shower. Lighting, curtains and temperature can be adjusted from a touchscreen. For morning wake-up service, freshly brewed tea or coffee can be brought to the room.

Housekeeping comes twice daily and includes evening turndown service. Room dining runs twenty-four hours a day. On arrival, pressing is included for one set of clothing.

Louloua Rooms occupy floors four through sixteen and look toward Jeddah and part of the Red Sea. The room includes a sitting area and full-length bay windows. Traditional Arabian details feature in the interior. One Louloua interior groups a sofa and a wood-framed armchair around a rectangular wooden coffee table. The armchair has perforated side panels. A writing desk stands beyond the bed. Striped fabric hangs over the sleeping area. A geometric border traces the pale upper walls above blue carpeting.

A Jacuzzi bath and a separate shower are set within the spacious bathroom. Touch controls operate the room lighting, curtains and temperature.

A morning butler wake-up service offers freshly brewed tea or coffee. Housekeeping is provided twice a day, followed by turndown in the evening. In-room dining is offered at any time, and one set of garments can be pressed free of charge on arrival.

Superior Rooms are set on floors four through sixteen, looking out across Jeddah. One room design pairs warm wood cabinetry and wall trim with pale walls. A large mirror sits behind the bed. A tall wooden cabinet has lattice panels. Molded cornicing follows the edge of the ceiling. A wooden writing desk with turned legs has an upholstered chair, while a separate armchair and small wooden table sit beside the curtained window. Each has a large marble bathroom.

A touchscreen adjusts the lighting, curtains and room temperature. For an early start, the morning butler wake-up service brings freshly brewed tea or coffee.

Housekeeping visits twice a day, with turndown in the evening. In-room dining is available around the clock. One set of garments can be pressed at no charge when you arrive.

A wood-finished entrance introduces the Danah Room and its Arabian design details. The interior includes a sitting area and a panoramic outlook over the Red Sea. Danah Rooms are found on floors four through sixteen. In one Danah sitting area, a blue checked upholstered sofa rests against a pale wall. A rectangular wooden coffee table with a glass top stands in front. Narrow colored wall bands and a geometric upper border frame this seating group.

The marble bathroom has a sunken Jacuzzi tub and a separate shower. Room controls adjust the lighting, curtains and temperature, with access to butler service from the same panel.

Housekeeping attends twice each day and provides evening turndown. Meals can be served in your room twenty-four hours a day. A complimentary pressing service covers one set of garments on arrival.

Executive Suites are on floors five through sixteen, with large bay windows overlooking Jeddah and the Red Sea. The separate lounge, dining room and kitchenette provide distinct spaces beyond the bedroom. The dining area seats four. One dining-room design centers on a round glass-topped table with a turned wooden pedestal. Wooden chairs have open decorative backs and patterned blue upholstered seats. Pale paneled walls surround the dining corner.

A marble bathroom has a separate steam shower and bathtub. There is also a guest toilet, separate from the main bathroom. Touchscreen controls operate the lighting and curtains.

Housekeeping services the suite twice daily, with turndown at night. In-room dining is available throughout the day and night. Pressing for one set of garments is complimentary when you arrive.

Handmade European furnishings give the Rosewood Suite its character. A large lounge and dining area provide space to host a private gathering, with the Red Sea in view. Suites in this category are on floors four through sixteen. In one interior, an upholstered armchair sits beside a small round wooden table at a tall curtained window. Dark wood paneling and cabinetry contrast with blue carpet, which has a pale patterned border near the bed.

The marble bathroom contains a walk-in steam and massage shower and a sunken Jacuzzi bath. A separate guest toilet serves the living spaces. Lighting, curtains and temperature are controlled by touchscreen.

The suite receives housekeeping twice a day and evening turndown. In-room dining can be arranged at all hours. One set of garments is pressed without charge on arrival.