Seven of the most remarkable hotels opening in Saudi Arabia - in pictures
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A bird's-eye view of the internal patio at Sharaah by Jean Nouvel. Photo: Jean Nouvel -
When it opens in 2023, Nujuma, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, will form part of The Red Sea project. Photo: Marriott International -
A rendering of a villa at Nujuma, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve. Photo: Marriott International -
The Hyatt-owned Miraval is bringing its mindful wellness concept to Saudi Arabia. Photo: Hyatt -
Miraval The Red Sea will have the largest spa in the region, with 39 treatment rooms and nearly 4,000 square metres of space. Photo: Hyatt -
Miraval The Red Sea will open by the end of 2023. Photo: Hyatt -
An Armani Hotel is set to launch in Riyadh’s Diriyah. Photo: SPA -
A rendering of the new hotel to open in the Red Palace in Riyadh. Photo: PFI -
The Red Palace in Saudi Arabia. Photo: PIF -
Saudi Arabia’s Steigenberger Porsche Design Hotel will have a futuristic vibe. Photo: Saudi Tourism Development Fund -
Public spaces in the Sharaah by Jean Nouvel resort. Photo: Jean Nouvel -
An interplay of solid and hollowed out surfaces emerges as a new form of mashrabiah. Photo: Jean Nouvel -
The resort's distinctive views. Photo: Jean Nouvel -
The design of Sharaan will pay tribute to the site's Nabataean heritage. Photo: Jean Nouvel -
The site’s dramatic rock faces are a central focus of the design, seen here in a guest room.Photo: Jean Nouvel -
A hollowed-out internal patio will lie at the heart of the Sharaan by Jean Nouvel. Photo: Jean Nouvel
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