Hyatt Hotels has opened the 430-room Grand Hyatt The Red Sea on Shura Island in Saudi Arabia.
The opening represents the hospitality group’s second location within the Red Sea destination and its eighth property in the country.
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Hyatt Middle East and Africa managing director Stephen Ansell said: “The opening of Grand Hyatt The Red Sea is a significant milestone for Hyatt in the Kingdom and comes just months after Miraval The Red Sea welcomed guests earlier this year.
“Together, these openings reflect our pace and ambition for growing our brands in Saudi Arabia, while giving World of Hyatt members even more ways to experience this extraordinary destination across two distinctive Hyatt brands.
“We are proud to be playing a role in bringing Shura Island’s vision to life.”
The resort comprises 430 accommodation units, spanning standard rooms, suites, and villas.
The property also houses nine dining venues, with seven outlets scheduled to launch in subsequent operational phases.
For corporate events, the hotel houses five dedicated meeting suites, a junior ballroom, and a primary Grand Ballroom.
Leisure infrastructure includes five separate swimming facilities, split between three outdoor venues, including the Main, Drift, and Amalfi pools and two indoor options.
Dedicated wellness amenities cover the 8,070ft² Ethereal Spa alongside a 5,380ft² fitness centre.
Grand Hyatt The Red Sea general manager Jean-Francois Durand said: “It is an honour to welcome guests to Grand Hyatt The Red Sea.
“Shura Island is unlike anywhere else, and we’ve designed every part of the experience, from our rooms and pools to our nine dining venues, to reflect the vibrancy and beauty of this incredible destination.
“We can’t wait to share it with the rest of the world.”
