Al Maha Desert Resort is an idyllic, exclusive
oasis, set within a 25-square kilometre desert conservation
reserve - a place where a commitment to service and total
guest satisfaction is underlined by a ratio of three staff
to every one of the sumptuous guest suites - ensuring attentive
and personalised service 24-hours a day.
Built in the style of a traditional Bedouin encampment the
main building is testimony to a way of life which has not
changed in thousands of years. Here, guest areas are adorned
with traditional artifacts and precious antiquities.
Framed by the Hajar Mountains in the distance - this is
a place of unique contrasts. Luxurious individual suites with
private pools, fine dining, exquisite wines, panoramic skyscapes
and indigenous flora and fauna are all set within wide open
plains, the effect of which is one of transformation - allowing
guests to unwind, relax and experience total peace and balance.
Guests at Al Maha can take part in a number of on-site activities
including falconry, horse and camel safaris, archery and guided
nature walks. More adventurous travellers can also take part
in a range off-site activities ranging from historical and
architectural tours in and around the Hajar Mountains to sand-skiing
and 4x4 dune driving.
Carefully designed to harmonise with the spectacular surroundings
- the suites draw inspiration from traditional architecture.
Privacy is paramount - each of the suites stands in its own
space with a large veranda and private chilled pool. All suites
have a large walk-in shower and king-sized bath as well as
a "his and hers" vanity area, dressing area, minibar
and tea and coffee making facilities.
At 375 square metres, the Owner's Suite is the definitive
in spacious luxury. With two large bedrooms, (one twin and
one double) dining and living areas and residential quarters
for guests' private staff - it offers an opulent style in
which to experience the ultimate stay at Al Maha.
There are two Royal Suites - comprising two bedrooms (one
twin and one double) each featuring a walk-in shower, king-sized
bath, a "his and hers" vanity area, dressing area,
minibar, tea and coffee making facilities and a comfortable
lounge area, totalling a generous 175 square metres.
At 75 square metres, the 27 Bedouin Suites are generously
proportioned and are sumptuously furnished with hand-crafted
care and meticulous attention to detail. Each features a walk-in
shower, king-sized bath, a "his and hers" vanity
area, dressing area, minibar and tea and coffee making facilities.
Light is abundant in all suites - floor to ceiling windows
afford unhindered views across an incomparable terrain. Traditional
textiles and locally-sourced artifacts adorn the suites (many
of which are for sale). In the private pools guests overlook
a scene which astounds the senses and fires the imagination.
SPA :Discreetly concealed amidst the dunes
near the main building and integrated into the main swimming
pool and pool bar is Al Maha’s Jamilah Spa & Leisure
Centre. Surrounded by lush indigenous flora and cascading
water features, the spa building incorporates a secluded outdoor
Jacuzzi set in a waterfall accessed by a winding path. In
order to conserve the desert’s most precious resource
and in keeping with Al Maha’s environmental focus, all
the water is fully recycled and returned to its groundwater
source via a unique irrigation system.
Jaccuzzi Rasool Treatment Room
The world-class spa and leisure facility also incorporates:
* Two single massage rooms above private gardens offering
complete body massage treatments
* Timber decks that link the interior with the exterior allowing
for easy access to the lush oasis
* Two double massage rooms offer treatment for couples in
complete privacy and are attached to the hydrotherapy and
Rasool therapy rooms, both with private bathrooms
Treatment Room- Double Treatment Room- Single
* Private massage rooms are linked by a public area to an
‘infinity edge’ relaxation pool
* A comprehensive range of fitness equipment
* A sauna, steam room, interior Jacuzzi and plunge pool with
panoramic views over private gardens.
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