- Title: A look inside a desert hotel where camels get pampered in Riyadh
- Date: 3rd January 2023
- Summary: RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA (DECEMBER 28, 2022) (REUTERS) VARIOUS DRONE SHOTS OF CAMELS AT HOTEL IN THE DESERT (SOUNDBITE) (Arabic) CHIEF OF CAMEL HOTEL COMMITTEE, AYADH AL-HAGBANI, SAYING: "Welcome to the Tetamman Hotel, which contains 480 rooms between single and double for camels. No camel can benefit from this hotel except those that pass a medical examination. Fodder, and barley services are provided, as well as a milk service at the request of the owner for 100 Riyals per camel (around $27), accommodation in Tetamman Hotel costs 400 Riyals (around $107) for one camel per night." SHADOW OF CAMEL EATING VARIOUS DRONE SHOTS OF HOTEL CAMELS INSIDE ROOM CAMEL OWNER WITH HIS CAMELS CAMELS INSIDE ROOM (SOUNDBITE) (Arabic) CAMELS OWNER, NAIF AL-DAWSARI, SAYING: "The experience here, if you have business or daily matters to attend to, the guys here will do your role and more than what you do for your camels." VARIOUS OF MAN CLEANING CAMEL'S ROOM (SOUNDBITE) (Arabic) CAMELS OWNER, NAIF AL-DAWSARI, SAYING: "Of course, with the services they provide ranging from doctors examining your camels, guarding, and security, you and your camels are comfortable, you would pay 1,000 ($266) not only 400 (Saudi Riyals) (around $107)." VARIOUS OF HOTEL DRONE SHOT OF CAMEL HOTEL
- Embargoed: 17th January 2023 09:03
- Keywords: ARABIA CAMELS FESTIVAL HOTEL SAUDI
- Location: RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA
- City: RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA
- Country: Saudi Arabia
- Topics: Arts/Culture/Entertainment,Middle East
- Reuters ID: LVA001990002012023RP1
- Aspect Ratio: 16:9
- Story Text: Camel owners in the Saudi capital can now travel and run their daily errands while leaving their camels behind to get pampered at ‘Tatemman’ open desert hotel for camels.
Tatemman, meaning to rest assured in Arabic, includes 480 hotel rooms, both single and double, and provides diverse services to camels who should pass a medical examination to enjoy their stay in the hotel.
Owners pay 400 Saudi Riyals (nearly $107) for their camels to enjoy a full board stay including fodder and barley. Camels can also drink milk for an additional 100 Riyals (nearly $27) per animal.
"Of course, with the services they provide ranging from doctors examining your camels, guarding, and security, you and your camels are comfortable," said camel owner Naif al-Dawsari.
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