New Luxury Hotel Openings You Don't Want to Miss

Downtown Cairo is preparing to welcome a younger, more playful take on luxury with Moxy Lazoghly. Set within the capital’s historic core, the hotel draws inspiration from the district’s storied architecture while embracing Moxy’s signature social energy, bringing vibrant communal spaces, contemporary interiors and rooftop views into one of Cairo’s most characterful neighbourhoods. Expected to open in 2029, it’s poised to become an exciting base for travellers looking to experience the capital beyond its usual landmarks.

Within the lush landscapes of Al Ahsa, the world’s largest natural oasis, Dusit Thani Al Ghadeer Ecolodge offers a slower, more immersive escape into one of the Kingdom’s most remarkable UNESCO-listed landscapes. Scheduled to open in 2027, the 120-key resort has been designed to sit gently within its surroundings, blending traditional architectural influences with understated luxury.

History takes centre stage at the Hilton Aqueduct Hotel, where contemporary hospitality meets one of Cairo’s most significant restoration projects. Overlooking the Magra El Oyoun Aqueduct between the Nile and the Citadel, the boutique hotel will feature just 28 rooms and suites for an intimate experience. With operations expected by the end of 2026, it promises a stay deeply rooted in the city’s architectural legacy.

In Riyadh’s Laysen Valley district, Conrad introduces a refined urban retreat designed for both business and leisure travellers later this year. The hotel offers 170 elegantly appointed rooms alongside seven meeting spaces, an indoor swimming pool and several dining concepts, all wrapped in the brand’s polished contemporary aesthetic.

Set within the landmark Maspero Triangle redevelopment overlooking the Nile, DoubleTree by Hilton Maspero reflects Cairo’s wider transformation. Slated to open in 2028, the hotel will feature 260 rooms and suites, pairing sweeping river views with the brand’s familiar warmth and modern comfort. Its central location makes it an ideal gateway to the city’s historic quarters, offering travellers easy access to old and new Cairo alike.

High in the mountains of Trojena, where winter sports and alpine landscapes are set to redefine perceptions of Saudi Arabia, Raffles is bringing its signature blend of heritage, privacy and impeccable service. Expected to debut in 2027, the hotel will sit within Neom’s ambitious mountain destination, surrounded by dramatic peaks, hiking trails and year-round outdoor experiences.

As Ras El Hekma evolves into one of the Mediterranean’s most coveted coastal destinations, Marriott’s Autograph Collection is set to anchor Solare with a stay that’s as design-led as its surroundings. Expected to open in 2027, the hotel will comprise 180 guest rooms alongside 250 branded residences, offering sweeping sea views, contemporary architecture and effortless access to the development’s beaches, promenades and lifestyle offerings. It’s the kind of address that blurs the line between holiday retreat and permanent escape.

Framed by AlUla’s towering sandstone cliffs and ancient desert landscapes, Numaj is poised to become one of the destination’s most anticipated openings. Joining Marriott’s Autograph Collection in 2027, the boutique retreat draws inspiration from the region’s rich cultural heritage while embracing modern design.

At The Med, Ritz-Carlton is bringing its signature brand of understated elegance to Egypt’s Mediterranean shoreline. The resort is expected to feature 170 guest rooms alongside 268 branded residences, creating an exclusive beachfront enclave where expansive sea views, refined dining and personalised service take centre stage.

Just beyond Muscat, where rugged mountains tumble into secluded turquoise coves, Anantara is crafting a retreat that celebrates Oman’s spectacular coastline. Scheduled to open in 2027, the resort overlooks the protected waters of Bandar Al Khairan, a haven for snorkelling, diving and dolphin spotting.

Known for its beautifully understated ecolodge in Siwa, Adrère Amellal is bringing the same philosophy to Egypt’s Mediterranean coast with a 71-room retreat at Ramla in Ras El Hekma. Due to open in 2027, the property favours natural materials, low-impact architecture and a slower pace of travel, inviting guests to disconnect without compromising on comfort.

Perched above the Gulf of Oman, Waldorf Astoria Muscat Al Husn is set to usher one of hospitality’s most storied brands into the Sultanate. Expected to open in 2027, the resort promises elegant rooms, private beach access and the polished service synonymous with Waldorf Astoria, all within the exclusive Al Husn enclave. Its clifftop setting offers a front-row seat to Oman’s dramatic coastline, where golden sunsets and tranquil waters define the pace of each day.

Aman has built its reputation on creating sanctuaries in some of the world’s most extraordinary destinations, and its long-awaited Dubai debut is set to bring that same philosophy to the city’s shoreline. Scheduled to open in 2027, the resort will pair Aman’s trademark serenity with sweeping views across the Arabian Gulf, offering a more intimate alternative to Dubai’s larger beachfront hotels.

Few places in the Gulf rival the raw beauty of Musandam, where rugged mountains plunge into emerald waters often likened to Norwegian fjords. Opening in 2028, Alie Nivas is designed to embrace that spectacular setting, promising an immersive retreat that balances contemporary luxury with Omani craftsmanship and a deep respect for the surrounding landscape.

Set to transform Ras Al Khaimah’s coastline, Wynn Al Marjan Island is one of the region’s most ambitious hospitality projects to date. Rising from a man-made island in the emirate’s growing waterfront district, the integrated resort will bring together luxury accommodation, fine dining, entertainment and expansive leisure facilities beneath Wynn’s unmistakably polished aesthetic in 2027.

The Bulgari Hotels & Resorts collection continues its expansion with a striking new retreat overlooking Bodrum’s celebrated turquoise coastline sometime in 2028. Blending Italian elegance with the relaxed spirit of the Aegean, the resort is expected to feature private villas, beautifully landscaped gardens, a world-class spa and Bulgari’s signature approach to discreet luxury.

Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Limited Edition portfolio is set to make its Moroccan debut in 2027 with an intimate 37-suite retreat on the outskirts of Marrakech. Surrounded by olive groves and framed by the Atlas Mountains, the hotel is expected to embrace the city’s rich architectural heritage while delivering the personalised service and residential feel that define the collection.

Opening in 2027, NG Sign Bodrum aims to bring a fresh expression of luxury to the Turkish Riviera. Set along one of Bodrum’s coveted stretches of coastline, the resort pairs sleek contemporary architecture with expansive wellness facilities, private beach access and uninterrupted views across the Aegean.