Six Senses to launch Six Senses Wadi Safar in Diriyah

80-key luxury property slated for 2026 opening
2024-01-06
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Six Senses Wadi Safar
Six Senses to launch Six Senses Wadi Safar in Diriyah

Six Senses Wadi Safar will be 41 km from King Khalid International Airport and 15 minutes northwest of the city

Luxury hospitality group Six Senses is set to introduce 80-key luxury resort Six Senses Wadi Safar in Saudi Arabia’s Diriyah in 2026.
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Luxury hospitality operator Six Senses has launched a new venture, Six Senses Wadi Safar in Saudi Arabia’s Diriyah, that is slated for inauguration in 2026. 

In a press statement, the hotel says that its new property will feature 80 guest rooms spread across five clusters on top of a hill with panoramic views over the valley.

To be located to the west of Diriyah and northwest of Riyadh, Six Senses Wadi Safar will be 41 km from King Khalid International Airport and 15 minutes northwest of the city.

The statement adds that the resort will feature original Najdi-style palatial architecture and pair the vibe of a traditional gathering place with the ultimate in luxurious and contemporary living. Plans are afoot to host flagship international sporting, arts, cultural, retail, and fashion events alongside social enterprise to support Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.

Neil Jacobs

Neil Jacobs

“As the Kingdom evolves and opens to tourism, it is garnering strong interest among international visitors to explore its heritage sites and outstanding natural beauty. We are excited to be working closely with Diriyah Company as we align visions and invite guests to explore the Kingdom,’’ says Neil Jacobs, Chief Executive Officer of Six Senses. 

Only two hours from the six GCC countries, the resort will host special events, weekend retreats, and longer-stay breaks for history explorers and wellness seekers alike, the statement adds.

Jerry Inzerillo

Jerry Inzerillo

It says that Six Senses Spa will have dedicated suites for sight and touch, treatment rooms, a hammam, a salon, a gym and studio and a separate yoga studio. There will be also be a multi-use events space with an outdoor amphitheater and a boutique in the style of an artisan souk, the statement adds.

“Diriyah presents hospitality operators with a unique opportunity, to redefine their guest experience within the context of nearly three hundred years of cultural heritage. From design and location to local cuisine, materials, and customs, Diriyah’s hospitality portfolio is differentiated by an unreplaceable vibrancy and depth of culture. We are thrilled that Six Senses is joining our portfolio, and we look forward to welcoming guests from all corners of the planet to sample its sumptuous offering,” says Jerry Inzerillo, Group CEO of Diriyah Company, which is developing the destination.

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