Cheval Ladun Living

For Riyadh stays planned around the city’s next wave of branded residences, Cheval Ladun Living is a future serviced-residence play rather than a current hotel booking. The useful verdict is simple: track it for longer stays from 2027 onward, especially when apartment-style space matters more than a conventional hotel room.

A 2027 Riyadh residence with apartment-style sizing

the hotel is planned as Cheval Collection’s newly announced Riyadh property, with expected completion in 2027. The project is a tower with construction cost of up to 300 million Saudi riyals, which gives it a clearer development signal than many early-stage hospitality announcements.

The planned format is 130 residential units in various sizes, from one to three rooms. That matters for the stay decision: this is positioned around residential living, not a short-stay room-only model. For travelers who need separation between sleeping, working, and downtime, the unit mix is the main reason to keep it on the radar.

Service and facilities are the reason to watch it

Its amenity set points to a full-service residence: 24-hour security, concierge service, a broad selection of TV channels, access to fitness facilities, plus a gym, swimming pool, and sauna. Those details make it more relevant for extended Riyadh stays than for a quick one-night stop where location, room rate, and check-in speed usually decide the booking.

Cheval Collection currently has eight operating properties in London, so the Riyadh project is not an isolated brand experiment. Still, until opening details, pricing, exact address, and live booking terms are published, the practical move is to treat the hotel as a 2027 watchlist property rather than a confirmed stay option for immediate trips.