Architectural conceptHospitality · Historic Jeddah · 2026

Hijazi Boutique Hotel

An eight-storey boutique hotel with 64 rooms and suites in historic Jeddah that recalls the old Jeddah houses while serving today's guest. White coral-stone facades and teak roshans with blue-green frames, an inner courtyard with a pool and palms, a rooftop restaurant, and arcades and cafés at ground level.

A concept designed by Arab Creators, not a built project.

Exterior and site

Hotel with a white stone facade and green roshans on a lane in historic Jeddah — **Facade on the lane** Hijazi Boutique Hotel · Architectural concept

The hotel lit at dusk with lanterns along the arcades — **Facade at dusk** Hijazi Boutique Hotel · Architectural concept

Inner courtyard with a pool and palms framed by roshans — **Inner courtyard and pool** Hijazi Boutique Hotel · Architectural concept

Interiors

Lobby with stone arches, teak and brass lanterns — **Lobby** Hijazi Boutique Hotel · Architectural concept

Guest room with a seat inside the roshan overlooking Jeddah rooftops — **Guest room and roshan seat** Hijazi Boutique Hotel · Architectural concept

Details

Detail of a timber roshan with a blue-green frame on coral stone — **Roshan detail** Hijazi Boutique Hotel · Architectural concept

Materials and details

White coral stone, facades
Treated teak, roshans and mashrabiyas
Patterned Hijazi tiles, lobby floors
Brass lanterns and details

Design idea

The hotel takes the roshan, coral stone and inner courtyard from the old Jeddah houses and puts them at the service of today's guest. The roshan in each room is a real seat over the lane, and the pool courtyard with palms brings calm inside a busy quarter.

Programme

Eight floors with 64 rooms and suites, a lobby, a rooftop restaurant, and cafés and arcades on the lane at ground level. A standard room of about 30 to 35 m², with suites on the upper floors behind double roshans.

Build and upkeep

In historic Jeddah the area regulations and the Hejazi Coast style govern every facade detail, so facades are approved early. Roshans are treated teak that tolerates humidity, and the coral stone can be cladding of suitable thickness on a concrete frame.

How we apply it to your project

We adapt the idea to your plot, the municipal requirements and the Saudi Architecture guidelines for your site, then deliver architectural, structural and MEP drawings. Our published rates: architectural design 35 SAR per m², structural 15, MEP 15 and 350 SAR per 3D view, excluding VAT. Worked examples in villa design cost.

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