Princess House
Self-catering family rooms with a full kitchen
About this hotel
Princess House goes further than a kitchenette, giving guests a proper kitchen with a refrigerator, microwave, electric kettle, and kitchenware, genuinely useful for a family cooking real meals across a multi-day race weekend rather than eating out every night. Family rooms add a bidet and walk-in shower alongside the practical kitchen setup, and express check-in and check-out keep arrival and departure simple around a tight race schedule. Room service covers the days nobody wants to cook after a long afternoon trackside, and full-day security gives peace of mind leaving gear behind while out at the circuit. Free on-site private parking removes the daily search for a spot, and Mall of Arabia, Floating Mosque, and Jeddah Corniche are all within reach at varying distances.
- Full kitchen
- Express check-in
- Room service
- Free parking
Our take
Princess House is the strongest self-catering option on this list for a family wanting a full kitchen rather than a basic kitchenette, and the express check-in keeps a tight race-weekend schedule moving. Anyone wanting hotel-style extras like a pool or restaurant should look elsewhere, since this property leans fully into independent, apartment-style living.
- ✓Do a proper grocery shop on arrival to make the most of the full kitchen across a multi-day stay.
- ✓Use express check-in and check-out to save time around a tight race-day schedule.
- ✓Order room service on the days nobody feels like cooking after a long afternoon trackside.
Why we love it
- Full kitchen, not just a kitchenette
- Express check-in and check-out
- Full-day security for gear left behind
- Free on-site private parking
Why guests love itHaving a real kitchen, not just a kettle and a microwave, meant we cooked proper dinners most nights across a five-night race trip, which kept costs well under control. Express check-in got us settled fast after a long travel day, and full-day security meant we left gear behind without worry while out at the circuit. Room service covered the one night nobody had the energy to cook after a scorching afternoon trackside.