Construction at Desert Rock in Saudi Arabia began in July 2021, with the first-phase to be completed by 2023, with 16 hotels
Saudi Arabia’s upcoming mountain resort Desert Rock has finished 50 percent of its construction, as per a statement by its developer Red Sea Global (RSG).
Construction began in July 2021, with the first phase to be completed by 2023, with 16 hotels.
RSG is also the developer behind massive and upcoming megaprojects such as Amaala and The Red Sea.
“We wanted to create a destination that allows guests to experience Saudi Arabia’s untouched beauty. Desert Rock will provide guests with uninterrupted spectacular views while preserving the natural landscape for future generations to enjoy, We have drawn inspiration from the surrounding environment, while providing unparalleled luxury, allowing guests to connect with nature and create memorable experiences,” John Pagano, Group CEO of RSG said.
Desert Rock, which is designed by Miami-based Oppenheim Architecture, is resort that blends into the mountain.
Visitors at the upcoming resort can reach the entrance via a concealed valley that leads to many lodgings built into the rock.
The resort can accommodate 60 keys in total, distributed across 50 villas and 10 hotel rooms, which are excavated from the mountain’s core.
The resort will be built from ground-level dwellings to hotel suites perched midway up the ridge.
Aside from this, the resort will also feature as spa, fitness centre, remote dining spots and a lagoon oasis.
The resort can accommodate 60 keys in total, distributed across 50 villas and 10 hotel rooms, which are excavated from the mountain’s core.
The resort will be built from ground-level dwellings to hotel suites perched midway up the ridge.
Aside from this, the resort will also feature as spa, fitness centre, remote dining spots and a lagoon oasis.
