Rosewood Doha
Qatar
Rosewood Doha occupies Lusail's Marina District, with a coral-inspired façade designed by Qatari architect Ibrahim Jaidah. The building's mashrabiya pattern connects contemporary architecture with Qatar's heritage. Deluxe rooms look towards Lusail or the Arabian Gulf and include hardwood floors, walk-in wardrobes and marble bathrooms with soaking tubs. One-, two- and three-bedroom apartments provide accommodation for longer stays, while Asaya's fitness centre and pools add wellness facilities. Dining ranges from Chinese cooking at Koo Madame to Levantine dishes at Mila. The Butterfly Room offers afternoon tea and Arabic sweets, while Qdeli serves coffee, sourdough and food to take away. Local artworks and commissioned ceramics extend the hotel's sense of place into the interiors, giving the stay a connection to Qatari design as well as the waterfront.