7 Red Sea Hotel Openings To Book Now
Six Senses Amaala
Six Senses Amaala brings its signature blend of barefoot luxury and holistic wellness to the Red Sea. Set along the coast of Triple Bay, the resort has 100 suites and villas, many with private pools, alongside 25 residences, and more than six dining experiences, including a chef’s table for intimate, elevated dining. Its Eat With Six Senses philosophy centres on fresh, made-from-scratch dishes made with natural ingredients, while a pioneering non-alcoholic drinks programme features fermented drinks, botanical infusions, and probiotic tonics. Add in the Six Senses Spa, complete with a Longevity Centre and Biohacking Recovery Lounge, and you have an ideal retreat that intends to leave guests feeling relaxed and rejuvenated.
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Four Seasons Resort Amaala
This stunning Four Seasons destination brings its classic Four Seasons service and luxury to the Red Sea, set along 900 metres of private coastline at Triple Bay. The resort has 202 rooms, suites and villas, five pools and six dining venues, from relaxed beachside spots to more elevated restaurants. It also features the expansive HYLIAA Wellness & Spa, offering personalised wellness programmes, treatments, and fitness experiences.
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Equinox Resort Amaala
The Equinox Resort Amaala is unlike any other hotel on Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast. The second Equinox Hotel in the world and its first outside the US, the adults-only resort combines five-star beachside luxury with state-of-the-art fitness and recovery spaces. Its 128 rooms and suites are joined by four pools, including a rooftop magnesium pool (designed to help relax tired muscles) overlooking Triple Bay, a 1,602 sqm spa and a huge fitness facility offering everything from personal training and Pilates to cryotherapy and hyperbaric oxygen therapy. The rooms are also designed around sleep science, with circadian lighting, acoustic isolation and temperature control.
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Rosewood Amaala
Rosewood Amaala brings understated modern luxury to Triple Bay, with 110 rooms, suites and villas, many with private pools and views of the Red Sea. The resort has eight restaurants and dining experiences, alongside the expansive Asaya Spa, which features private treatment pavilions, separate male and female wet and relaxation areas with saunas, steam rooms and experience showers, a traditional hammam and dedicated fitness centres equipped with Technogym Artis equipment. Then there are the two natural rock pools, fed directly by the Red Sea, as well as dedicated family, couples and children’s pools.
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Miraval The Red Sea
Launching as the first Miraval resort outside the US, bringing its signature approach to mindful living to Saudi Arabia. Set on Shura Island, the adults-only retreat features 180 rooms, suites and villas alongside a huge 3,000 sqm Life in Balance Spa, with treatments, meditation, movement, nutrition and wellbeing programmes designed to help guests reset both mentally and physically. From sunrise yoga and breathwork to sleep and stress-management experiences, it’s designed for travellers wanting r a picturesque wellness reset.
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Nammos Resort Amaala
Nammos Resort Amaala, which opened on 7th September 2026, is the brand’s first-ever resort, bringing its signature mint-blue and white aesthetic and unmistakable Mediterranean glamour to Saudi Arabia. The newly opened resort features 110 rooms, suites and villas, alongside 20 private residences, with the star of the show being its iconic Nammos Beach Club and Restaurant on a private island, reached via a private jetty or boardwalk. Expect laid-back luxury, beachside dining, watersports and the unmistakable Nammos atmosphere – perfect for travellers looking for a Red Sea escape with a little more energy.
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Daraah Resort Amaala
Daraah Resort Amaala offers a more relaxed and approachable take on the Red Sea escape. Set within Daraah Village, the 148-room resort combines contemporary rooms with a laid-back coastal atmosphere, direct beach access, and a focus on outdoor experiences. Guests can enjoy a Mediterranean-Italian beach club, Levantine all-day dining, a spa, pool and fitness facilities, alongside activities including snorkelling, kayaking and paddleboarding. It’s a great option for those looking for easygoing luxury, plenty of time by the sea and a less formal alternative to Amaala's ultra-luxe wellness resorts.
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