Red Sea Global opens Rosewood AMAALA resort to offer new luxury experience
Red Sea Global has opened Rosewood AMAALA at Triple Bay on Saudi Arabia’s northwestern Red Sea coast, marking another major milestone in the development of AMAALA as a flagship luxury and wellness destination.
Designed by Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel, the low-density resort blends contemporary Arabian architecture with the natural landscape of the Red Sea and Tabuk mountains. It offers wellness experiences inspired by nature, local culture and the region’s distinctive character.
The resort covers around 40 hectares and features 110 rooms, suites and villas arranged within landscaped areas. Many accommodations include private swimming pools, while the resort also features shared pools and two natural rock pools along the coast.
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Rosewood Residences AMAALA adds 26 branded residences, comprising three- to five-bedroom villas with interiors designed by Tristan Auer.
Guests can choose from eight dining venues offering Mediterranean cuisine, modern grill concepts, lounges and poolside refreshments.
The resort’s 2,100-square-metre Asaya wellness centre includes treatment rooms, a private hammam, sauna and steam facilities, fitness centres and spaces for yoga and movement.
Red Sea Global Group Chief Executive Officer John Pagano said Rosewood AMAALA strengthens the destination’s position as a world-class wellness destination by combining luxury hospitality with personalised wellbeing experiences.
Rosewood AMAALA is the third resort to open at AMAALA Triple Bay. Five more resorts are expected to open in the coming months, alongside branded residences, wellness facilities, a marina, retail outlets and other attractions.
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Source: https://hoteldesigns.net/
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