Holiday like a celebrity: Spanking new St Regis Red Sea Resort at vanguard of Saudi Arabia 2.0 rebrand

The resort boasts 90 beachfront and overwater villas, ranging from one to four bedrooms, each with a private pool. 
PUBLISHED JAN 12, 2024
The view from the sundeck of the Presidential Dune Villa at the St Regis Red Sea Resort (Pic courtsey: Marriott Group)
The view from the sundeck of the Presidential Dune Villa at the St Regis Red Sea Resort (Pic courtsey: Marriott Group)

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (Press Release): St Regis Hotels & Resorts has unveiled The St. Regis Red Sea Resort, nestled on the pristine Ummahat Island within the Al Wajh Lagoon, is the first private island on The Red Sea's west coast.

Jenni Benzaquen, Senior Vice-President and Global Brand Leader for The Ritz-Carlton and St. Regis Hotels & Resorts, described The Red Sea as "one of the world's unexplored treasures".

The view from the Dune Villa at the St regis Red Seas Resort. (Pic courtesy Marriott Group)
The view from the Dune Villa at the St regis Red Seas Resort. (Pic courtesy Marriott Group)

To reach this secluded paradise, guests can embark on chartered boat or seaplane journeys from the newly inaugurated Red Sea International Airport. The resort boasts 90 beachfront and overwater villas, ranging from one to four bedrooms, each with a private pool, sundeck, and outdoor shower. 

The resort's design, envisioned by architect Kengo Kuma and brought to life by Kristina Zanic Consultants, pays homage to the surrounding coral reefs, marine life, and sand dunes. 

The resort's culinary offerings are showcased in five distinct venues offering alfresco beachside dining. Gishiki 45 tempts guests with a Japanese-inspired menu, while Tilina serves prime cuts infused with local spices and ingredients. Nesma offers Levantine-inspired cuisine, while The Beach Club provides light dishes and refreshments. The St. Regis Bar introduces the 'Coral Mary', a local twist on the brand's signature cocktail, in custom-designed glassware by Saudi fashion designer Qormuz.

The view from the Coral Villa at the St Regis Red Sea Resort. (Pic courtesy Marriott Group)
The view from the Coral Villa at the St Regis Red Sea Resort. (Pic courtesy Marriott Group)

The St. Regis Red Sea Resort features a spa with eight treatment rooms, gazebos, and outdoor baths, offering signature treatments like the 24kt Gold facial and immersive wellness journeys. The resort is surrounded by the world's fourth-largest barrier reef system and more than 90 untouched islands.

The commitment to sustainability is woven into every aspect of the resort's operations. It is powered entirely by renewable energy generated from solar power and boasts one of the world's largest battery storage facilities. 

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