Doha
Architecturally sculptural, culturally rooted. The vibe is sophisticated and considered rather than flashy — manor-style hospitality with a distinctly Qatari soul. Oceanic interiors, the scent of bakhoor and dates in the lobby, and an art collection woven throughout public spaces. Quieter and more design-forward than many Gulf luxury hotels.
Ask for an Arabian Gulf-facing room rather than a Lusail City view — the sea-facing side is worth it, especially at sunset
Why It Matters
The only Rosewood in Qatar, sitting on the edge of Lusail Marina. Designed by Ibrahim M. Jaidah, one of Qatar's most prominent architects, the coral facade is genuinely striking. Asaya is one of the more serious wellness operations in the Gulf, with a 3,600 sq.m. footprint covering spa, three pools, padel courts, sound healing, and a dedicated nutrition program. The Koo Madame restaurant — Shanghai-style dining with bamboo-aged cocktails and Gongfu Cha rituals — is among the most talked-about dining rooms in Doha.
Rosewood Doha rises along the Lusail Marina promenade as a pair of coral-reef-inspired towers designed by Qatari architect Ibrahim M. Jaidah. The twin towers hold 155 rooms and suites, plus long-stay apartments and residences, all finished with regional materials — desert tones, sea-glass blues, and subtle nods to Qatari craft traditions. Eight dining venues, a 3,600 sq.m. Asaya wellness club, and experiences like falconry and desert dinners make this a fully self-contained destination in Lusail, Qatar's purpose-built 'city of the future.'
Where You'll Stay
7 room types available
Deluxe Room
The entry-level room at Rosewood Doha, and it's no afterthought — 47 sq.m. of hardwood-floored space with views over either the Arabian Gulf or Lusail City. The bathroom is lined in Calacatta Viola marble with a dual vanity, rain shower, and standalone soaking tub. Walk-in wardrobe included. Toiletries are from D.S. and Durga.
King or Twin · 47 sqm
Junior Suite
A step up in space and livability. The Junior Suite adds a proper seating area to the bedroom layout and comes with Manor Club access — breakfast, afternoon tea, and evening canapés — included. Marble bathroom with double rain shower and a soaking tub. Arabian Gulf or Lusail City views.
King
One-Bedroom Apartment
Designed for stays of a week to a year. The one-bedroom apartment delivers genuine residential comfort — fully equipped kitchen, elegant living space, soaking tub in the ensuite, and sweeping Doha views. Comes with the full hotel service infrastructure of Rosewood without the constraints of a standard hotel room.
Reef Suite
At 171 sq.m., the Reef Suite is where this hotel gets serious. The living area is genuinely large, the dining table seats eight, and there's a pantry kitchen for entertaining. The separate king bedroom has an extensive dressing area. The bathroom is lined in dramatic Sarrancolin Versailles marble from France — dual vanity, double rain shower, soaking tub. Butler service includes complimentary packing, unpacking, and pressing of three garments.
King · 171 sqmSignature Suite
The top tier of accommodation within the hotel towers, the Signature Suites are multi-room residences with a Majlis room (a traditional Qatari sitting reception space), formal dining, and expansive skyline or Gulf views. Available in two configurations based on gallery imagery (floors 14 and 16). Full butler service and Manor Club access.
Three-Bedroom Apartment
The flagship apartment configuration. Dining for eight, a state-of-the-art kitchen, and ensuite bedrooms throughout. Gulf or Lusail views from high floors. These are genuine residences with hotel-grade service.
Two-Bedroom Apartment
The two-bedroom apartment is a proper home base for families or long-stay guests. Gulf or Lusail views, a full kitchen, spacious living areas, and ensuite bedrooms throughout. Rosewood's service team and hotel amenities remain fully accessible.
The Property
Eat & Drink
9 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
A concierge-guided or self-guided walk through Souq Waqif, Doha's historic trading market with mud-daubed buildings and a buzzing mix of commerce, food, and local life.
A guided encounter with Qatar's traditional falconry practice, led by practitioners who keep the craft alive. Falconry holds UNESCO status as an Intangible Cultural Heritage in Qatar.
A refined afternoon tea with single-origin teas, Arabic sweets, and house-made chocolate from the Butterfly Patisserie. Reservable via SevenRooms.
A Friday ritual reimagining Chinese culinary tradition on the waterfront of Lusail. Hand-crafted dim sum, wok-fired specialties, sharing plates, and live music overlooking the Arabian Gulf.
A dedicated padel tennis court on-site, part of the Asaya wellness facility. Available to guests and Asaya members.
A leisurely lunch or dining experience aboard a traditional Qatari dhow drifting through Lusail's waterways. Arranged through the concierge.
The hotel's dedicated children's programme. Open Sunday–Thursday 10am–9pm; Saturday and Sunday 9am–9pm.
An intimate dinner under the stars in the Qatari desert, guided by local customs and Qatari hospitality traditions. One of the more memorable experiences the hotel arranges for guests.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
A London-inspired barber shop within the Asaya facility. Open 12pm–9pm.
Blow-dry and hair salon within the Asaya facility. Open 12pm–9pm.
A curated contemporary art collection and design features throughout the property, alongside local artisan collaborations and cultural programming.
A double-height, pillarless ballroom spanning approximately 1,050 sq.m. (based on Cvent data). Supported by over 10 breakout rooms and a 420 sq.m. outdoor terrace overlooking the Gulf.
Rosewood's private executive lounge concept. Included from Junior Suite upward. Breakfast 6:30–11am, afternoon tea 2–4pm, evening canapés 6–8pm, plus curated services.
Co-ed and ladies-only fitness centres, movement studio, and outdoor fitness lounge and yoga deck. Open 6am–10pm; 24 hours for in-house guests.
Lap pool (6am–10pm), family pool (8am–7pm), and lounge pool (8am–7pm). All part of the Asaya complex.
Social house with private heat and water facilities, plus male and female separate heat and water facilities within Asaya.
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