Rosewood Amaala - New Hotel in Amaala, Saudi Arabia

Where the Red Sea Meets the Hijaz Mountains

Located within the visionary Amaala destination on Saudi Arabia’s northwestern coast, Rosewood Amaala unfolds between the turquoise waters of the Red Sea and the rugged Hijaz Mountains. Surrounded by one of the world’s largest barrier reef systems, the resort is immersed in a protected natural sanctuary rich in marine biodiversity and untouched landscapes. Set within Triple Bay, the destination offers a rare sense of scale and seclusion, where vast horizons, hidden coves and coral ecosystems define the experience.

A New Standard in Regenerative Luxury

Rosewood Amaala is part of one of the world’s most ambitious wellness-focused luxury destinations, developed by Red Sea Global as a cornerstone of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030. More than a resort, it is conceived as a regenerative ecosystem, where hospitality actively contributes to environmental restoration. From coral protection to wildlife preservation, every aspect of the project is designed to enhance the natural environment rather than simply sustain it. Guided by Rosewood’s A Sense of Place philosophy, the experience is deeply rooted in local culture, landscape and community.

Sculpted by Landscape and Light

Designed by ACPV Architects Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel, the resort is envisioned as a seamless extension of its environment. Architecture follows the natural contours of the land, with soft, organic forms and locally inspired materials that blend into the coastal terrain. Pathways wind through the property like a hidden village, opening onto panoramic viewpoints where sea and desert meet. The design prioritizes indoor-outdoor living, allowing light, air and horizon to flow freely through every space, creating a sense of quiet immersion.

A Private Coastal Village of Refined Living

Rosewood Amaala will feature 110 rooms and suites alongside 25 branded residences, each designed to offer a strong sense of privacy and connection to nature. Accommodations are conceived as a collection of intimate sanctuaries, some positioned along the beachfront, others nestled within the landscape or overlooking secluded bays. Many villas include private pools and expansive outdoor living areas, reinforcing the feeling of a residential retreat. Interiors reflect understated luxury, with natural textures, soft neutral palettes and large openings that frame uninterrupted sea views, creating spaces that feel both serene and deeply immersive.

A Curated Culinary Destination

Dining at Rosewood Amaala is designed as a multi-sensory journey rooted in both global inspiration and regional identity. The resort will offer a curated collection of restaurants, beachside venues and lounges, ranging from fine dining to relaxed coastal experiences. Menus will highlight sustainably sourced ingredients, fresh seafood and seasonal produce, reflecting the brand’s commitment to conscious gastronomy while celebrating the flavors of the Red Sea region.

The Asaya Sanctuary Experience

At the heart of the resort lies the Asaya Spa, a signature Rosewood concept dedicated to transformative wellbeing. Set within a secluded natural enclave, the spa is designed as a sanctuary for restoration, offering private treatment pavilions, mindfulness spaces and personalized wellness programs. Beyond traditional therapies, the experience extends into the landscape itself, with features such as protected rock pools allowing guests to engage with the sea while preserving fragile coral ecosystems. Wellness here is holistic, blending physical, emotional and environmental balance.

The Future of Conscious Luxury Travel

Rosewood Amaala is not simply a destination, but a statement about the future of luxury hospitality. By merging regenerative design, immersive wellness and a deep respect for nature, it offers a new definition of escape — one where luxury is measured in space, silence and meaningful connection to place.

We love Rosewood Amaala Amaala for:

– Opening as part of Amaala’s first phase in 2026, a next-generation luxury destination
– 110 rooms and suites plus 25 branded residences designed as private sanctuaries
– Architecture by ACPV Architects blending seamlessly into the landscape
– A location surrounded by one of the world’s largest coral reef systems
– Signature Asaya Spa offering deeply personalized wellness experiences
– A regenerative philosophy that enhances ecosystems and redefines luxury travel