A new luxury resort has opened on Saudi Arabia's northwestern Red Sea coast, as Rosewood AMAALA welcomed its first guests at Triple Bay on 18 August 2026. The opening adds another high-end destination to the Kingdom's growing tourism map.
The resort offers 110 rooms alongside 26 residences, with rates starting from SAR 4,000 It forms part of AMAALA Phase One at Triple Bay, which is being opened in stages throughout 2026.
Travellers can reach the resort via Red Sea International Airport or Al Wajh International Airport, with transfers coordinated through Red Sea Global Mobility. For those seeking a more scenic arrival, seaplane, private aviation, and access through the AMAALA marina can also be arranged.
What guests should know
Booking terms for the resort allow cancellation or amendment at least 14 days before arrival by 6 pm local time. Late cancellations, changes made within 14 days, or a no-show are charged at the full stay value.
The opening reflects the continued expansion of premium leisure options along the Red Sea, giving residents and visitors in Saudi Arabia more choices for coastal getaways closer to home. As additional phases of AMAALA come online through the year, the destination is expected to broaden its range of stays and experiences.
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