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HYATT Announces Plans for Two Hotels in Magna

Byبلدكسي | BLDXY

Hyatt is set to launch two luxury hotels—Park Hyatt and Andaz—in Jaumur, a cosmopolitan marina community located in Magna on the stunning Gulf of Aqaba coast. This marks a major milestone for Hyatt’s expansion in Saudi Arabia and highlights the company’s collaboration with NEOM, a symbol of future living and sustainable luxury.

Introducing Coastal Luxury for a New Generation

Park Hyatt Jaumur and Andaz Jaumur Marina will redefine coastal luxury, offering personalized experiences for those seeking indulgence and adventure in a setting of awe-inspiring natural beauty. Set to open in 2027, these two hotels will provide a combined 350 luxurious rooms and suites, creating unmatched guest experiences.

Park Hyatt Jaumur, with 125 rooms, will be situated at the heart of the bustling marina, designed as a tranquil oasis blending entertainment, leisure, and cultural experiences. On the other hand, Andaz Jaumur Marina, offering 225 rooms, will be a celebration of art and creativity, designed to inspire innovation with its eclectic luxury, capturing the essence of Jaumur.

Vision for Jaumur and NEOM

Jaumur is envisioned as a cutting-edge destination, blending land and sea experiences with a focus on future livability. It features a 300-berth marina with a cantilever design that serves as a sculptural landmark. From deep-sea diving research centers to vibrant cultural and entertainment offerings, Jaumur is set to become a hub of innovation and luxury.

Chris Newman, Executive Director of NEOM Hotel Division, emphasized that the collaboration with Hyatt will create bespoke luxury experiences that reflect NEOM’s innovative spirit and future-forward vision.

World of Hyatt Benefits

Both hotels will be part of the World of Hyatt loyalty program, offering exclusive benefits like room upgrades, free nights, and late checkouts to over 48 million members.

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