Anantara hotel to redefine luxury in Saudi Arabia’s Neom

Anantara Hotels

Anantara hotel to open in Saudi Arabia’s Neom

Minor Hotels, the renowned hotel owner, operator, and investor, has announced the introduction of a new luxury hotel brand, Anantara, in the upcoming Trojena development within Saudi Arabia's NEOM.

Anantara Resort, set amidst the picturesque Trojena region, will boast 270 keys, offering a range of rooms and suites featuring private pools and captivating views of the lake or mountains.

The resort will provide an exceptional dining experience with two specialty restaurants, an all-day dining restaurant showcasing a show kitchen, a café, a high tea lounge, and a rooftop majlis café.

The resort will offer an extensive array of amenities, including the Anantara Spa, hamams, a fitness center, an infinity pool, a star gazing deck, an outdoor cinema, a kids and teens’ club, as well as various sports activities like padel tennis, camel and horse riding, and guided walks.

Trojena is poised to redefine luxury living and become a hub for world-class sporting events, exhibitions, concerts, and more. It will feature the region's first outdoor ski resort and operate on renewable energy sources.

The property will have its own helipad, providing helicopter accessibility, and will offer versatile spaces for meetings and events.

Anantara Resort will be located in the Water Village, a prominent part of the Valley Cluster in Trojena. The Water Village will encompass residential, hospitality, and commercial developments, complemented by retail and dining opportunities.

Dillip Rajakarier, Group CEO of Minor International and CEO of Minor Hotels, expressed excitement about the upcoming Anantara property in Trojena, emphasizing the perfect alignment of the destination with Anantara's heartfelt hospitality and authentic luxury. Rajakarier looks forward to collaborating with the NEOM team to bring this vision to life.

Chris Newman, Executive Director of NEOM Hotel Development, praised Anantara's ability to harmonize luxury and nature, offering guests an extraordinary and indigenous experience. He expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration with Minor Hotels and Trojena on this remarkable journey.

Trojena is anticipated to welcome visitors by late 2026 and is scheduled to host the Asian Winter Games in 2029. It will be easily accessible through the NEOM International Airport and connected to the mega-project's high-speed rail network.

Source: Arab News