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Last updated 2026-09-25 — The oil-rich Arab nations have long been among the countries controlling global economic resources, their wealth being almost unimaginable. It wasn’t until the completion of the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, in 2004 that people around the world truly glimpsed the extent of this nation’s prosperity...

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The oil-rich Arab nations have long been among the countries controlling global economic resources, their wealth being almost unimaginable. It wasn’t until2004the completion of the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, in [year] that people around the world truly glimpsed the extent of this nation’s prosperity, and since then, the region has successively constructed extremely luxurious buildings that have amazed the world. In addition to the world’s tallest tower, the world’s largest hotel is now also set to open in Saudi Arabia—a facility costing one hundred billion yuan, featuring12towers, ten thousand rooms, and71dome structures the size of small stadiums,Abraj Kudaiwhich will grandly open in2017. Upon completion, its target clientele includes not only top-tier travelers from around the globe but also the millions of Muslim pilgrims who visit Mecca every year.

The world’s largest hotel Abraj Kudai, completed in 2017 (Image Source / Dar Al-Handasah)

Abraj Kudai, costing one hundred billion yuan, features 12 towers, ten thousand rooms, and 71 dome structures the size of small stadiums (Image Source / Dar Al-Handasah)

Abraj Kudai targets not only top-tier global travelers but also the millions of Muslim pilgrims visiting Mecca each year (Image Source / Dar Al-Handasah)

In addition to accommodation, Abraj Kudai will feature a shopping mall, international-standard conference halls, rooftop helicopter pads, and at least 70 restaurants (Image Source / Dar Al-Handasah)

Apart from offering accommodations, Abraj Kudai will include a shopping mall, international-standard conference halls, rooftop helicopter pads, and at least 70 restaurants. Once completed, it will also become the first resort hotel in Saudi Arabia.

 

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