Opened 18 August 2026
Rosewood AMAALA has been open for stays since 18 August 2026. It is Rosewood's first resort in Saudi Arabia, on 40 hectares at Triple Bay on the northwestern Red Sea coast, between the Hijazi mountains and the world's fourth-largest barrier reef. Rosewood's opening release gives rates from SAR 4,000 per night.
The resort has 110 pool villas, designed by ACPV Architects (Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel) with interiors by Tristan Auer. Every accommodation looks out toward the Red Sea and has a private pool and a sand-lined terrace. Pavilions accommodate families and Suites suit couples, villas run to one, two and three bedrooms, and three Lodges within Asaya are for stays of five nights or more. Sea Front accommodations sit directly on the shoreline, Sea View ones overlook the sea from within the resort.
Asaya covers 2,100 square metres with six treatment rooms and a double suite, a private hammam and two fitness centres. Eight restaurants and lounges include Saha for progressive Middle Eastern cuisine, Olea for Mediterranean coastal cooking and The Grill Bar & Restaurant for wood and charcoal. The private beach has a coral reef just offshore, and Puro Cove Club on the sand is listed as opening soon.
Red Sea International Airport is two hours away by car and Al Wajh International Airport 45 minutes. All travel to and within AMAALA goes through Red Sea Global Mobility, private vehicles are not permitted, and an access gate pass is required for arrival.
The operator's wording, “Rosewood AMAALA is open for stays from August 18, 2026”, was read on its own page and last checked 31 October 2026.
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- Rooms
- 110 Source
- Operator
- Rosewood Hotel Group Source
- Brand
- Rosewood Hotels & Resorts Source
- Type
- Resort Source
- Setting
- opens in Triple Bay, Saudi Arabia's new wellness destination on the northwestern Red Sea coast Source
- Dining
- eight restaurants and lounges celebrating the flavors and traditions of Saudi Arabia Source
- Architect
- ACPV ARCHITECTS Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel Source
- Designer
- Interiors by Tristan Auer Source
- Setting
- The resort spans 40 hectares at Triple Bay, between the Hijazi mountains and the world's fourth-largest barrier reef. It is Rosewood's first resort in Saudi Arabia Source
- Villas
- One-, two- and three-bedroom villas designed for privacy, gathering and extended stays, with expansive terraces, residential-style comforts and private pools Source
- Villas
- From the One-Bedroom Villas onwards, accommodations include full kitchens, outdoor barbecue areas and dedicated butler service, with private chef experiences available on request. Family Villas have multiple terraces and pools; Royal Villas have landscaped courtyards and enhanced privacy Source
- Spa
- Asaya is imagined as an artist's retreat, where treatments draw on Saudi healing traditions and guests can learn Sadu weaving, calligraphy and the healing powers of sound. It has a private hammam, wet areas for men and women with sauna, steam and experience showers, two fitness centers with Technogym Artis equipment (one for women alone) and studios for yoga and movement. Social House is a private day spa within Asaya, booked by one group for the day Source
- Dining
- Saha: progressive Middle Eastern cuisine with shared plates and live show kitchens, in a village of lantern-lit pavilions. Olea: Mediterranean coastal cuisine drawing on Italy, Greece and Spain. The Grill Bar & Restaurant: meat, seafood and vegetables over wood and charcoal. Asaya Lounge: conscious cuisine and botanical beverages. Pool Bar: fresh crudo, light bites and crafted drinks. Pool Lounge: handcrafted gelato and Mediterranean bites beside the resort's largest pool. Wadi Library: Arabic coffee and homemade treats. Puro Cove Club, on the private beach with ceviches and crudos, is marked Opening Soon Source
- Pool
- Two natural rock pools fed by the Red Sea, and family, couples and children's pools Source
- Beach
- Private beach with a coral reef just offshore. Snorkeling, seabob and non-motorized watersports from the shoreline Source
- Activities
- Tennis and padel courts. The Wellness Route, a destination trail with a basketball court. Inland adventures from guided hikes, wadi scrambles and e-mountain biking to nocturnal desert walks. Diving and reef explorations. Marina access nearby for yachting and sailing. Rosewood Explorers, with a daily activity program for children. Sukūn Hour, a daily sunset ritual Source
- Getting there
- Red Sea International Airport (RSI) is two hours away by car; Al Wajh International Airport (EJH) is 45 minutes away by car. All travel to, from and within AMAALA is arranged through Red Sea Global Mobility, and private vehicles are not permitted within the destination. An access gate pass is required for arrival and can be arranged in advance through the concierge team Source
- Address
- Rosewood AMAALA, An Nu'aylah, 48511, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Source
- Website
- rosewoodhotels.com
- @rosewoodamaala