Saudi Arabia's Red Sea Global has announced the opening of the luxury Rosewood AMAALA resort in Triple Bay on the northwest Red Sea coast. The opening marks a new milestone in the company's strategy to establish AMAALA as the Kingdom's leading wellness destination.
John Pagano, Group CEO of Red Sea Global, said: "Rosewood AMAALA strengthens the destination's position as one of the world's leading wellness destinations, combining Rosewood's distinctive approach to luxury hospitality with wellness experiences tailored to each guest's needs. Together with our growing collection of wellness operators and hospitality partners, the resort expands the range of experiences available to guests seeking meaningful, immersive restorative stays along the Red Sea coast."
The low-density resort was designed by Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel (ACPV), inspired by the natural beauty of the Red Sea and the mountains of the Tabuk region, blending gently with its natural surroundings and combining contemporary Arabian architecture with restorative wellness experiences rooted in nature, culture and a close connection to place.
The resort spans 400,000 square meters and has 110 keys arranged in harmonious clusters nestled in green oases. The standalone units, suites and villas have private pools, complemented by several shared pools within the resort, and indoor and outdoor living spaces offering privacy and tranquility. Highlights include two rock pools naturally carved on the Red Sea coast.
The resort's 2,100 square meter wellness offering includes 6 treatment rooms and a double suite, as well as separate thermal facilities including saunas and steam rooms. It also has two fitness centers equipped with the latest Technogym Artis equipment, along with movement studios.
The resort also offers 8 diverse dining experiences to suit all tastes, from casual Mediterranean cuisine and contemporary grill concepts to lounges with panoramic views serving refreshing drinks and light bites throughout the day.
The resort caters to families with the Rosewood Explorers kids' club, along with a range of dedicated children's leisure facilities.
Complementing the resort, Rosewood AMAALA Residences comprise an exclusive collection of 26 Rosewood-branded homes, ranging from three- to five-bedroom villas. Like all AMAALA facilities, Rosewood AMAALA runs entirely on solar power, while the destination aims to achieve a 30% net positive environmental impact by 2040.
Rosewood AMAALA is the third resort to open in Triple Bay at AMAALA, reflecting steady progress in the destination's phased delivery. In the coming months, five more resorts will join a growing portfolio of leading international hotel brands, alongside branded residences, integrated wellness facilities, the AMAALA Yacht Club, curated retail, the Coralium marine life center and a range of distinctive dining venues, according to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA).
