Saudi Arabia’s Abraj Kudai: The World’s Largest Hotel Rising in Makkah

Saudi Arabia is preparing to unveil one of the most ambitious hospitality projects ever conceived, the Abraj Kudai in Makkah, which is set to become the world’s largest hotel. This colossal project is not just about size; it’s about redefining luxury and convenience on a scale the industry has never witnessed before.

The Abraj Kudai will feature 10,000 rooms, offering accommodation for thousands of visitors, particularly pilgrims arriving for Hajj and Umrah. Alongside its massive capacity, the hotel will include 70 restaurants serving a diverse range of cuisines, multiple helipads to cater to elite travelers and dignitaries, and a striking central dome that will stand as an architectural marvel. Luxury suites and VIP floors will provide exclusivity for high-profile guests while ensuring a blend of comfort and privacy.

Located only a few kilometers from the Grand Mosque, the hotel is designed to serve both religious pilgrims and international tourists, offering convenience and world-class services. More than just a hotel, Abraj Kudai is envisioned as a city within a city, combining modern amenities with traditional Arabian hospitality.

The project also reflects Saudi Arabia’s broader vision to expand its tourism and hospitality sectors as part of Vision 2030. As anticipation builds, one question remains for travelers across the globe: would you stay in the world’s largest hotel, where luxury and scale meet on an unprecedented level?