Shaza Hotels, the luxury hotel chain with properties in Makkah, Madinah, and Riyadh, is gearing up to receive internal Saudi tourists as the Kingdom eases travel restrictions.
As the spring season starts to breeze in, the staycation options are attracting families from all over the Kingdom, and Shaza Hotels provide the perfect location, offering to create a new family album of memories and adventures.
Whether you want to stay at Shaza Makkah, one of the first in line hotels in Jabal Al Ka’bah to Al Masjid Al Haram, at Shaza Madinah, right next to the holy mosque of Al Masjid Al Nabawi, or at Shaza Riyadh, in the buzzing heart of the capital next to Al Rajihi mosque, Shaza hotels have you covered.
25% off on rooms, 50% on kids’ rooms
Staycationers can avail themselves of the new offer, Cherished Memories, using the promo code ‘Memories’, which will grant them 25% off on rooms, 50% on kids’ rooms, 20% off on dining and spa, and children below 12 years eat free. And if that was not enough, members of the Discovery loyalty program receive an additional 10% discount.
Shaji Abu Salih, Corporate Director – Business Development at Shaza Hotels, noted: “As the kingdom eases the pandemic restrictions, we are looking forward to welcoming back our guests and help them start new memories embark with their families and loved ones.”
Members of the Discovery loyalty program receive an additional 10% discount.
Each of Shaza Hotels is beautifully designed with inspiration taken from the traditions and cultures of the various nations along the Silk Route. The hotels’ unique, award-winning Insta-ready interiors are adorned with calming colour palettes and intricate calligraphy intended to transport you to a different time in a modern setting.
“We trust that the unique ambiance of each hotel, the unparalleled attention to details of our services, and the delightful offer that we present will make our guests cherish their memories, whether they stay in our properties and enjoy our services or explore the cities and communities around our hotels,” Abu Salih concluded.