The construction of two 12-storey hotel towers of King Salman Bin Abdulaziz and Prince Sultan Bin Abdulaziz investment towers in Makkah is likely to begin in soon, said a report.

The projects which are to come up on a joint area of 5700 sq m on a plot of land owned by the Association in Al-Naseem district on Taif-Al Hada Road in Makkah, are the charity projects belonging to the Disabled Children Association, reported Saudi Press Agency (SPA).

The King Salman hotel tower project will have two floors in the basement for parking lots, a mezzanine and 12 floors with a built-up area of more than 20,000 sq m. The hotel tower will have 255 rooms, 14 hotel suites and a mall.

The Prince Sultan hotel tower will have a two-floor parking lot in the basement, 12 floors, 250 hotel rooms, shops and a built-up area of 18,000 sq m. The tower will also comprise a mezzanine for restaurants and services, said the report.

The two hotel towers come within an unprecedented investment charity project that also comprises a tower for Saudi Telecom Company (STC) clients, another for Panda clients and a fifth tower for the Holy Qur’an Contest for disabled children.

The total cost of the five towers is SR300 million ($80 million). The architectural designs for all the project’s units have been completed.

The association took the decision to construct the two towers in appreciation and in gratitude for King Salman and the late Prince Sultan Bin Abdulaziz for their generous support for the Association and the issue of disability for many years, said the report.

The two towers will bear their names for their magnanimity that is an example to be followed, it added.

The architectural designs for the two hotel towers have been completed. After a competition, the contractor and consultant have been chosen.