Rosewood Doha has officially opened its doors at the forefront of Lusail, Qatar.
The architectural vision, rooted in the organic shapes of coral formations and the flowing patterns of pearl-diving tradition, reflects the fluid relationship between nature and innovation.
Upon arrival, guests are welcomed into the grace of manor-style living – an intentional design language that reflects the spirit of home and the soul of place.
Across 155 guest rooms and suites, 162 apartments and 276 residences, the property offers comfort and character, with each space imagined as a private rhythm within the pace of the city, shaped by a deep awareness of how atmosphere influences emotion.
Rosewood Doha’s colour palette features both cool and warm tones, and materials that evoke the coast and the desert are utilised throughout, complementing a selection of thoughtfully placed pieces of local art.
Much of the hotel’s visual storytelling is shaped by collaborations with leading Qatari artists, whose works appear throughout suites, residences and public spaces. These pieces reflect the landscapes, memories and layered identity of Qatar.
Whether through abstract expressions of desert light or photographic moments drawn from the coast, the art collection is woven with a sense of personal narrative, inviting guests to see the city as the locals do.
“Working with the Rosewood brand has been an incredible opportunity that aligns closely with my design philosophy,” says architect Ibrahim Jaidah. “Rosewood truly honours the individuality of each location, which allowed us to reflect our identity and culture within a luxurious, contemporary structure.
“This is where the concept of the coral reef came into play, to inspire the architectural ‘skin’ of the Rosewood building. The location and the sea are deeply rooted in our heritage in this part of the world and incorporating that narrative into the design was both meaningful and rewarding.”
Echoing these sentiments, Juan Samso, Managing Director adds: “With Rosewood Doha, we had an extraordinary opportunity to express not just the future of luxury hospitality, but the emotional texture of Qatar.
“Every space was designed to feel purposeful and personal – to move beyond the expected and resonate deeply with our guests. From the fluid lines of the towers to the smallest gestures of hospitality, this property embodies the emotional intelligence and cultural reverence that define the Rosewood experience.”
