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Boutique Group Announces Opening Date of “Red Palace” in Riyadh

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Boutique Group, owned by the Public Investment Fund in Saudi Arabia, has announced the opening date of its most anticipated project, “Red Palace”.

The Red Palace is scheduled to open in April 2026 after being transformed into a luxury hotel destination by Boutique Group.

The Red Palace is located in the heart of the capital, Riyadh, and dates back more than 70 years as the residence of King Saud bin Abdulaziz – may God have mercy on him.

This palace, which witnessed an important era in the history of the Kingdom, will reopen its doors, but this time to be a luxurious haven for luxury lovers.

The palace will include 70 rooms and suites carefully designed to combine traditional and modern character, in addition to international restaurants, recreation centers, and facilities equipped to host events and conferences.

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