Rosewood AMAALA

Rosewood AMAALA is a Saudi riviera of renewal, guided by the restorative rhythm of the Red Sea and enriched with Arabian rituals and artistry. Set within Triple Bay at AMAALA on Saudi Arabia's northwestern coast, between the Hijazi mountains and the world's fourth-largest barrier reef, it is Rosewood's first resort in the Saudi Arabia.

Designed by ACPV ARCHITECTS Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel with interiors by Tristan Auer, the resort holds 110 pool villas across 40 hectares, each opening to the sea. Asaya takes the form of an artist's retreat, where care is led by touch and artistry is the practice itself, while eight restaurants and lounges draw on Saudi culinary traditions and the influences carried to this coast over centuries of exchange. Days follow the light, gathering at Sukūn Hour, the daily ritual that pauses the resort as the light turns.