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Waldorf Astoria Jeddah - Qasr Al Sharq

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia · Waldorf Astoria · Grand Luxury

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Waldorf Astoria Jeddah, Qasr Al Sharq was originally built as a private palace for Prince Bandar bin Abdulaziz Al Saud; it opened as a hotel in June 2006 and became the first international property in the Waldorf-Astoria Collection that December. With just 46 all-suites, its 10,764-square-foot Qasr Al Sharq Suite occupies half a floor. The suite has its own health club and an 18-seat dining room, and when the palace joined the Waldorf Astoria Collection in December 2006 it became the collection's first international property.

About Waldorf Astoria Jeddah - Qasr Al Sharq

History

Waldorf Astoria Jeddah - Qasr Al Sharq is the current Waldorf Astoria-branded incarnation of the former Qasr Al Sharq palace hotel on Jeddah’s North Corniche. Hilton describes the property as a palace that was converted into what it calls the world’s smallest Waldorf Astoria, but the official pages reviewed did not clearly state the opening year or a full renovation timeline. The hotel is known for its old-world opulence, gold accents, Italian furnishings, crystal details, and a mix of modern and Arabic design. It stands out as one of Hilton’s most distinctive ultra-luxury urban-resort properties in Saudi Arabia.

Waldorf Astoria Jeddah - Qasr Al Sharq — Palace of the Orient — occupies a nine-storey granite landmark on the North Corniche Road, originally conceived as an all-suite palace-hotel when it opened in 2006, its triangular form and oriental detailing facing the Red Sea.

The setting

Waldorf Astoria Jeddah - Qasr Al Sharq — Palace of the Orient — occupies a nine-storey granite landmark on the North Corniche Road, originally conceived as an all-suite palace-hotel when it opened in 2006, its triangular form and oriental detailing facing the Red Sea. The property's three-minute walk to the Jeddah waterfront promenade, nine minutes to the New Jeddah Corniche, and fifteen minutes to Jeddah Waterfront Park grant guests effortless access to the city's finest coastal leisure. The palace lineage lends the address a rare permanence amid broader corniche transformation, anchoring Waldorf's heritage positioning in a city whose Red Sea gateway identity and pilgrimage history give this location enduring prestige. 8 km from Fakieh Aquarium.

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